The Department of Chemistry in Syracuse University’s College of Arts and Sciences will present the following awards during its annual Undergraduate Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, May 4:
Gershon Vincow Award for Excellence in General Chemistry
CRC Handbook Award for Exceptional Performance in Honors Chemistry
Department Award for Exceptional Performance in Analytical Chemistry
George Wiley Award for Exceptional Performance in Organic Chemistry
Department Award for Exceptional Performance in Inorganic Chemistry
Willem Prins Award for Exceptional Performance in Physical Chemistry
Department Award for Exceptional Performance in Biochemistry
Birge Award for Exceptional Performance in Biochemistry Research
Clayton Spencer Award [Sponsored by Alpha Chi Sigma] for Exceptional Performance in Undergraduate Research
Department Award for Overall Excellence in Chemistry
Merck Index Award for Outstanding Senior Chemistry Major
William D. Johnson Award for Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant
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