AAAS Mass Media Science & Engineering Fellows Program

Announcements

2013 Mass Media Fellowships

AAAS congratulates the winners of the 2013 Mass Media Science & Engineering Fellowships:

• Ellis Robinson, Carnegie Mellon University
  Aspen Public Radio
  Sponsored by AAAS

• Abigail Olena, Vanderbilt University
  Chicago Tribune
  Sponsored by AAAS

• Michael Osborne, Stanford University
  KQED Science
  Sponsored by American Geophysical Union

• Brad Balukjian, University of California, Berkeley
  Los Angeles Times
  Sponsored by American Society of Plant Biologists

• Jennifer Laaser, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
  Sponsored by American Physical Society

• Anna Haensch, Wesleyan University
  National Public Radio
  Sponsored by American Mathematical Society

• Teal Connor, Georgetown University
  NOVA
  Sponsored by Burroughs Wellcome Fund

• Elizabeth Case, University of California, Los Angeles
  The Oregonian
  Sponsored by American Physical Society

• Leila Haghighat, University of California, San Diego
  Philadelphia Inquirer
  Sponsored by Burroughs Wellcome Fund

• Daniel Blustein, Northeastern University
  Raleigh News & Observer
  Sponsored by IEEE-USA

• Ellen Le, University of Iowa
  Sacramento Bee
  Sponsored by the Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics

• Christopher Crockett, University of California, Los Angeles
  Scientific American
  Sponsored by the Noyce Foundation

• Megan McGrath, Hunter College
  Voice of America
  Sponsored by the Noyce Foundation

• Joseph Hanson, University of Texas at Austin
  WIRED
  Sponsored by American Physiological Society

We extend our thanks to all of the applicants for the 2013 program. We also thank all of our 2013 fellowship program sponsors.

2013 AAAS Pitts Family Minority Science Writer Internship Program

We also extend our congratulations to the winners of the 2013 AAAS Minority Science Writer Internship Program sponsored by the Pitts Family Foundation:

• Senah Yeboah-Sampong, Columbia College Chicago
  Science magazine

• Nisha Giridharan, Emory University
  Science magazine

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