The following Clarkson University students received awards at the annual University Recognition Day ceremony.

• Supraja Gurajala of Potsdam, a graduate student majoring in computer science, received the Sanda Briggs Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award for Computer Science, given to Clarkson's outstanding graduate computer science teaching assistant.

• James R. Laing of Potsdam, a student majoring in environmental science and engineering, received the Outstanding PhD Thesis Award, which recognizes outstanding PhD theses for students obtaining degrees in environmental science and engineering as selected by the ISE Graduate Committee.

• Robert J. Thomas of Potsdam, a graduate student majoring in civil and environmental engineering, received the Outstanding Teaching Award for Graduate Students in Civil and Environmental Engineering, presented to a full-time graduate student who demonstrated outstanding ability as a teaching assistant in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.

• Alan Edward Stock Schay of Potsdam, a graduate student majoring in electrical engineering, received the Diversity and Inclusion Award, given to students in recognition of their commitment to diversity awareness and demonstrated by outstanding leadership and academic achievement.

• Ruisheng Wang of Potsdam, a senior majoring in mechanical engineering, received the Mechanical Engineering Staff Award-Senior, awarded annually to the outstanding junior and the most promising senior in each major. The recipients are selected by the mechanical and aeronautical engineering faculty based on scholastic performance and other activities.

• Ismail C. Ouedraogo of Potsdam, a senior majoring in chemical engineering, received the Diversity and Inclusion Award, given to students in recognition of their commitment to diversity awareness and demonstrated by outstanding leadership and academic achievement. He also received the Student Marshal Award, intended to honor students who stand out as leaders, but may not have yet been recognized for their contributions to the Clarkson community. Those chosen for this honor must demonstrate outstanding "Campus Involvement and Service" and "Community Involvement and Service."

• Emily A. Gonthier of Norfolk, a senior majoring in environmental engineering, received the Keith M. Russ Civil and Environmental Engineering Award, presented annually to juniors exhibiting outstanding academic performance, with additional consideration for service to the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, the university and/or the community. Russ awardees will receive $500 each from the fellowship endowment.

• Bryant M. Farley of Gouverneur, a junior majoring in financial information and analysis, received the Eugene R. Yeager Jr. Memorial Scholarship and Award, given each year to a School of Business junior who has demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and financial need. The scholarship will be applied during the recipient's senior year.

• Allison M. Montroy of Ogdensburg, a senior majoring in communication and digital arts and sciences, received the Peter '90 and Chandra Wargo Digital Arts and Sciences Award, established through a gift by Peter and Chandra Wargo, this award is given to an outstanding graduating Digital Arts and Sciences senior who demonstrates the qualities of leadership, creativity and excellence in the major.

• Lauren M. Fishel of Gouverneur, a junior majoring in political science and social sciences, received the Diversity and Inclusion Award, given to students in recognition of their commitment to diversity awareness and demonstrated by outstanding leadership and academic achievement.

• John P. Coleman of Potsdam, a senior majoring in mathematics, received the Phalanx Inductee, Clarkson's highest recognized honorary leadership society. It consists of a group of members of the community who have demonstrated leadership skills and active participation in campus activities, along with above-average academic abilities, outstanding character and high morals. He also received the Philip "Pinky" Ryan Memorial Award, presented to the senior athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average over five semesters. This award honors the late Philip J. Ryan, associate director of athletics and head trainer from 1947 to 1972. He also received the Commendable Leadership Award for Seniors, presented to juniors, seniors, graduate students, faculty, staff and administration members who have demonstrated outstanding leadership abilities and quality participation in organizations associated with Clarkson and the Potsdam community. Lastly, he received the Hamlin/Darraugh Award for Mathematics, given to the senior mathematics major who has made a noteworthy contribution in mathematics while at Clarkson.

• Alex M. Hurd of Potsdam, a senior majoring in computer science, received the Miller/Davis Service Award for Computer Science, given to the computer science major who has made outstanding service contributions to the department.

• John-Paul J. Mailhot of Massena, a senior majoring in engineering and management, received the John H. Koerner Jr. Intramural Award, established in 1973 by the Koerner family in memory of John H. Koerner Jr. A monetary award is given annually to either a member of the freshman, sophomore or junior class for scholastic ability and above-average achievement in intramural athletic competition.

• Kimberly Oakes of Brasher Falls, a senior majoring in electrical engineering and physics, received the Physics Department Outstanding Senior Award, given annually to the senior physics student showing the most promise for a successful professional career.

• I-ning Amy Jou of Potsdam, a graduate student majoring in physics, received the Physics Department Distinguished Graduate Student Award, given to a physics graduate student in recognition of academic excellence in pursuit of a graduate degree.

• Tynia Davis of Potsdam, a junior majoring in liberal studies, received the Commendable Service Award for Juniors. The award candidate should be a well-rounded individual who excels in all aspects of college life and is especially dedicated to serving his or her organization.

• Lissette Fernandez of Potsdam, a senior majoring in civil engineering, received the Ralph E. '55 and Solita Hawes Endowed Scholarship Fund. Established in 1992 by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. '55 Hawes, the Hawes Scholarship is awarded annually to a married sophomore or junior student in engineering or business who has exhibited uncommon personal achievement in his or her personal development and professional career preparation.

• Destini U. Brodi of Potsdam, a sophomore majoring in psychology, received the Vern Clute Memorial Scholarship Award, presented to the male and female American Indian students who, at the end of the first semester of their sophomore year, have achieved high academic averages.

• Lauren Nicole Workman of Hammond, a sophomore majoring in the Clarkson School, received the Clarkson School Award, a certificate and monetary award presented to one male and one female Clarkson School student who exemplify the ideals of academic excellence and outstanding character. Students with a 3.25 or better grade-point average and at least 14 credit hours earned during the fall semester will be considered.

• Kyle Benjamin Deschaine of Potsdam, a freshman majoring in mechanical engineering, received the Kristine M. Layn Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship is a reminder of Kristine M. Layn's, TCS '92. The scholarship is awarded to a full-time Clarkson School student who is in good academic standing and is based on academic excellence, character and financial need.