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Oak Ridge nuclear engineering student earns scholarship award at UT

Posted at 11:37 am June 2, 2014
By University of Tennessee Leave a Comment

KNOXVILLE—Nuclear engineering students at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville were recently awarded a number of scholarships, with Oak Ridge’s Mikah Rust among them.

Rust, who was named the Junior/Senior Undergraduate Scholarship winner, joins three other students from the College of Engineering’s Department of Nuclear Engineering who were recognized:

  • Alyxandria Wszolek, a sophomore from Madison, Mississippi, won the Operations and Power Division Scholarship;
  • Travis Labossiere-Hickman, a junior from Brush Creek, Tennessee, won the Raymond DiSalvo Memorial Scholarship; and
  • Colton Oldham, from Hurricane, West Virginia, won the Sophomore Undergraduate Scholarship.

Wszolek’s scholarship is worth $2,500, while the other three are worth $2,000 each.

The awards come less than two weeks after Wszolek, Labossiere-Hickman, and Rust were three of 12 students in the department to be awarded scholarships or fellowships through a U.S. Department of Energy program.

For more on the College of Engineering, visit http://engr.utk.edu.

For more on the Department of Nuclear Engineering, visit http://engr.utk.edu/nuclear.

Filed Under: College, Education, Top Stories Tagged With: Alyxandria Wszolek, College of Engineering, Colton Oldham, Department of Nuclear Engineering, Junior/Senior Undergraduate Scholarship, Mikah Rust, nuclear engineering, Operations and Power Division Scholarship, Raymond DiSalvo Memorial Scholarship, scholarship, Sophomore Undergraduate Scholarship, Travis Labossiere-Hickman, U.S. Department of Energy, University of Tennessee, UT

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