Lander University’s College of Science and Mathematics Presents Awards
April 23, 2024Lander University’s College of Science and Mathematics held its academic awards ceremony on April 16 at Barratt Hall Auditorium.
Twenty-one awards were presented to students for academic achievements by the Department of Biology, the Department of Mathematics and Computing, and the Department of Physical Science. Award winners are listed below:
BIOLOGY

Lander University’s College of Science and Mathematics presented biology awards to four students during a ceremony at Barratt Hall on April 16. Pictured from the left are Aubrie Middleton, of Ninety Six; Max Williams, of Greenville; Megan Farrell, of Troy; and Rebekah Logan, of Greenwood, and Dr. Jason Lee, chair of the Department of Biology. Photo by Larry Padgett.
MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTING

Lander University’s College of Science and Mathematics presented mathematics and computing awards to eight students during a ceremony at Barratt Hall on April 16. Pictured from the left: Troy Gilbert, of Anderson; Joshua Hogan, of Greenwood; Rolland Muzeya, of Chinhoyi, Zimbabwe; James Hembree, of Calhoun Falls; Ethan Farrell, of Troy; Molly Smith, of Beaufort; Lauren Guthrie, of Ware Shoals; and Logan Dorcas, of Simpsonville. Photo by Larry Padgett.
PHYSICAL SCIENCE

Lander University’s physical science students received academic awards at a ceremony on April 16. Pictured on front row (from left): Sam Williams, of Greenville; Alexander Ellis, of Sykesville, Maryland; Logan Dorcas, of Simpsonville; and Dr. David Slimmer, professor of physics. Back row (from the left): Dr. David Gardner, professor of chemistry; Trinity Ward, of Columbia; Josie Parnell, of Calhoun Falls; Lila Bagley, of Irmo; Ashton Neal, of Lancaster; Sontee Irving, of Abbeville; and Dr. Ralph Layland, chair of the Department of Physical Science. Photo by Larry Padgett.
About Lander University:
Lander University is a public, four-year institution that caters to nearly 4,300 students and offers more than 90 areas of study in the liberal arts and sciences. The College of Science and Mathematics equips undergrads for diverse career paths and advanced studies in biology, chemistry, computer information systems, environmental science, engineering, or mathematics. To learn more, visit www.lander.edu/cosm.