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Presentation of the First Frederick B. Rudolph Memorial Scholarship
December 5, 2005

At a reception on December 5, Dean Kathy Matthews presents the first Frederick B. Rudolph Memorial Scholarship to Mithun Mansinghani.
The Frederick B. Rudolph Memorial Scholarship was established to "provide merit-based scholarship assistance to students from the Cameron, Hildago, and Willacy counties with a preference for students who attended the Science Academy of South Texas in Mercedes, Texas."

Dr. Jennifer West, Dean Kathy Matthews, Mrs. Glenda Rudolph, and Mithun Mansinghani
Over the years, Fred contributed a great deal of his time and talent on behalf of the K-12 community. For over 12 years, he oversaw a program that brought high school students from the Science Academy of South Texas in Mercedes, Texas to Rice each summer for two weeks. This was one of Fred’s most cherished programs. I’d like to read for you something by Julie Browning from our Admissions Office on Fred’s legacy –
“ Fred’s work with students from the Science Academy of South Texas was especially dear to him, and that work had a significant influence on improving educational opportunities for hundreds of students. He went to them and offered assistance, and then he took it a step further and brought them to Rice for summer programs. When they showed up in our applicant pool, prepared to take on the challenge of a Rice education, it was a highly gratifying moment for him and our staff."
And so, today, it is my honor to announce the first recipient of the Frederick B. Rudolph Scholarship – a graduate of the Science Academy of South Texas – Mithun Mansinghani.
Mithun graduated Salutatorian from the Science Academy of South Texas. He attended the Rice Summer Intern Program during the Summer of 2004. He was accepted to Rice and is also at Martel College. Mithun is majoring in Political Science, Policy Studies, and possibly Mechanical or Electrical Engineering. He also plans on attending law school after undergraduate studies.
Photos from the Associated Nanotechnology Congress October 10-11, 2005
U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison addressed several hundred top U.S. and British scientists at the first Associated Nanotechnology Congress Oct. 10, a gathering of top nano experts and biomedical researchers at Rice University. During her remarks, Hutchison expressed a desire for more Tier One universities in Texas.


2005 ANC Poster Session

Dr. Neal Lane
Dr. Gang Bao

Dr. Jennifer West
Dr. Jordan Gerton

Dr. Jeff Hartgerink


Dr. Ching-Hwa Kiang
Dr. James Heath

Dr. Prabhas Moghe

"Let me tell you about my research...."

Dr. Michael Diehl


Dr.. Rena Bizios Dr. Paul Hatton

Winners of the Poster Competition

Participants have an opportunity to talk with Dr. Heath

The poster session was well attended

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What the heck......?

A brave person ventures into the......travelling tent movie theater!
ANC participants were invited to enter the theater to watch the
film "Microcosm: Virtual Voyage Through the Human Body."
Photos from the first IBB Symposium held in July 2005










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