KU Beckman Scholars Program
The purpose of the Beckman Scholars Program is to provide exceptionally talented, full-time undergraduate students with a meaningful undergraduate research opportunity, while funding the scholars during their award term in order to preclude the need to seek additional employment.
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Two students selected for Beckman Scholars Program
LAWRENCE — University of Kansas students Claire Dopp and Sarah Noga have been selected to participate in the 2021 Beckman Scholars Program. ...
KU announces 2020 Beckman Scholars
LAWRENCE — University of Kansas students Anton Barybin, of Lawrence, and Emily Hughes, of Leawood, have been selected for the Beckman Scholars Program, which supports research by exceptional undergraduates who seek to become leaders in the science field. Since 2015, KU has chosen two students for this annual honor,...
2016 Beckman Scholars Receive Degrees
KU’s 2016 Beckman Scholars, Kathryn Brewer and Collin Clay, graduated from KU in May 2018 with Bachelor of Science degrees. Kathryn graduated with Departmental Honors and both graduates earned Outstanding Graduating Senior awards. Kathryn earned her degree in Biological Chemistry and will begin graduate studies in Fall 2018 in the...
Beckman Scholars Attend Beckman Symposium in Irvine, CA
Each year the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation sponsors a symposium that highlights the work of current Beckman Award recipients. The Annual Beckman Symposium features:...
2020 Beckman Mentors & Scholars - Top Row Left to Right: Professor Scott Hefty & Scholar Emily Hughes. Bottom Row Left to Right: Professor Sue Lunte & Scholar Anton Barybin.
2021 Beckman Mentors and Scholars - Top Row (L to R): Director Lynn Hancock, Director David Benson, Mentor James Blakemore Bottom Row (L to R): Scholar Claire Dopp, Scholar Sarah Noga, Mentor Joanna Slusky