Departmental Fellows

Math and computer science honor student accomplishments

The departments celebrated year-end achievements with awards and a picnic at Moon Hall.

May 24, 2024

The math and computer science department at the awards

The departments of mathematics and computer science held their year-end picnic on Monday, April 22, with food trucks, merriment, and awards for students from both departments.

Mathematics

Enya McCarthy ’25 and Trieu Nguyen ’25 were awarded the Daniel D. Bonar Award for outstanding engagement in the department.
Yuhan Fu ’24 and Fabri Vassallo ‘24 were awarded the John L. Gilpatrick Award, which recognizes outstanding seniors.

Mathematics department fellows for the 2024-25 academic year:

Jacob Eppley
Enya McCarthy
Celine Nguyen
Trieu Nguyen
Ethan Wipff

New inductees of Pi Mu Epsilon, the National Honor Society for Mathematics

Thanh Do
Enya McCarthy
Celine Nguyen
Linh Nguyen

Computer Science

Nolan Felker and Meg Malan received the Daniel D. Bonar Award for outstanding engagement in the department.
Kotbyul (Casey) Kim ’24 was awarded the John L. Gilpatrick Award as the most outstanding senior for the year.

Computer science department fellows for the 2024-25 academic year:

Junior fellows

JaWeee Do
Lam Do
EunHo Lee
Uyen Nguyen
Aryah Rao

Senior fellows

Meg Malan
Adonte Mays
Anna Pfeufer

Posted date: May 24, 2024

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