During the best of times, pursuit of a graduate degree requires you to meet and overcome obstacles along the way. The past year has presented entirely new challenges for us all, and we have watched you overcome them to complete your degree.
Because of this, we are confident that you are well prepared to tackle any difficulty that you will face in the future whether it be in academia or industry.
The faculty and staff of the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering would like to express our sincere appreciation for your part in making our graduate program thrive. Your research efforts and service have made a strong impact and have served as an example to the students. The effort, skill, and dedication required to successfully defend your thesis is an accomplishment that will remain with you forever.
Congratulations and our best wishes go with you as you continue to strive to reach your goals.
— Faculty and staff of the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Congratulations!
- Jerry Crum
Advised by Professor William Schneider
M.S. 5/21 - Hernan Delgado de la Garza
Advised by Professor David Go
Ph.D. 5/21 - Xian Gao
Advised by Assistant Professor Alexander Dowling
M.S. 8/20 - Alejandro Garciadiego Del Rio
Advised by Assistant Professor Alexander Dowling
M.S. 5/21 - Zihan Huang
Advised by Associate Professor Ruilan Guo
M.S. 8/20
- Baksun Kim
Advised by Associate Professor Basar Bilgicer
Ph.D. 1/21 - Anne Leonhard
Advised by Associate Professor Jonathan Whitmer
M.S. 8/20 - Franklin Eduardo Mejia Frias
Advised by Associate Professor Basar Bilgicer
Ph.D. 5/21 - Garrett Tow
Advised by Professor Edward Maginn
Ph.D. 5/21