A.B. Duke Award Winners
As excellent students and curious individuals, A.B. Duke Scholars frequently earn national
and international honors. The following lists a selection of A.B Duke award winners.
- 2005 William Liang Hwang, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Physics
- 2004 Pooja Kumar, Program II, Class of 2001
- 2003 David A. Chokshi, Chemistry & Public Policy
- 2003 Jacob G. Foster, Physics
- 2001 Alexis Blane, English & Biology
- 2001 Pavan Cheruvu, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, & Chemistry
- 2001 Samuel Malone, Mathematics & Economics
- 2000 Matthew Baugh, Program II (International Development and Health)
- 2000 Julian Harris, Program II (Medical Ethics & Health Policy)
- 1998 Neil Hattangadi, Biomedical Engineering, Economics and Chemistry
- 1996 Dean John Sauer, Electrical Engineering/Philosophy
- 1995 Eric Greitens, Program II (Ethics)
- 1994 Michael Wenthe, English
- 1993 Alex Hartemink, Mathematics/Physics/Economics
- 1987 William Henry Lipscomb, Physics
- 1984 Ursula S. Werner, English
- 1955 Reynolds Price, English
- 2005 Emily Heikamp, Biology
- 2004 Ethan D. Eade, Computer Science
- 1999 Evan A. Young, History
- 1997 Armando Chapin Rodriguez, Chemistry
- 1995 Alison E. Meekhof, Chemistry
- 2007 Brandon Levin, Mathematics
- 1999 Christopher E. Beasley, Physics/Mathematics
- 1996 Elizabeth Carol Ayer, Mathematics/Computer Science
- 1995 Richard Paul Zimering, Electrical Engineering
- 2002 Jona A. Hattangadi, Public Health
- 2005 Hirsh Sandesara, Chemistry & Public Policy Studies
- 2003 David A. Chokshi, Chemistry & Public Policy Studies
- 2000 Roberto Jose Gonzalez, Literature
- 2000 Julian J. Harris, Program II
- 1996 Eric Robert Greitens, Program II
- 1995 Alison Mann Stuebe, Biology
- 1983 Marie Lynn Miranda, Economics
- 1978 John Gordon Ott, Public Policy Studies