Graney Scholarship Recipients

Marshall J. Graney Scholarship

In honor of Professor Homer T. Mantis, a meteorological physicist who was a member of our faculty for over 30 years. This scholarship provides support to full-time undergraduates working towards a degree in Physics.

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2023 Marshall Graney Scholarship

Richard Kanak

2022 Marshall Graney Scholarship

Campbell Haasch
Campbell is originally from Omaha, Nebraska. He plans to use the money to pay for tuition. "I am most focused on Cosmology and applications of machine learning to data processing."
 
Alina Kaliszewski
Alina is originally from Rochester, Minnesota. Her scholarship will be put toward tuition for her senior year at the University of Minnesota. "My primary research interest is in cosmology, particularly Active Galactic Nucleus galaxies and the Hubble constant."
Campbell Haasch, Alina Kaliszewski

2022 Marshall Graney Scholarship

Campbell Haasch
Campbell is originally from Omaha, Nebraska. He plans to use the money to pay for tuition. "I am most focused on Cosmology and applications of machine learning to data processing."
 
Alina Kaliszewski
Alina is originally from Rochester, Minnesota. Her scholarship will be put toward tuition for her senior year at the University of Minnesota. "My primary research interest is in cosmology, particularly Active Galactic Nucleus galaxies and the Hubble constant."
Campbell Haasch, Alina Kaliszewski

2021 Marshall Graney Scholarship

Jamison Ward
Jamison is originally from Zimmerman, MN. This summer, he will work with Professor Lindsay Glesener in the University’s Small Satellite Research Laboratory. His research will concern characterizing the x-ray detectors on the IMPRESS CubeSat, a solar science mission that will investigate poorly understood phenomena related to solar flares. Jamison plans to use the scholarship funds for tuition expenses.
 
2021 Graney Scholarship recipient Jamison Ward