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Eliza Fries received $10,000 Graduate Dean’s Merit Scholarship

Eliza Fries was awarded $10,000 from the Graduate Dean’s Merit Scholarship.

September 20, 2025
Eliza conducting field work in the snow.

Eliza Fries received $10,000 Graduate Dean’s Merit Scholarship

Eliza Fries was awarded $10,000 from the Graduate Dean’s Merit Scholarship.

September 20, 2025
Eliza conducting field work in the snow.

ATMS Ph.D. student Eliza Fries (Advisor: Dr. Neil Lareau) was awarded $10,000 from the Dean’s Merit Scholarship. Our heartfelt congratulations Eliza!

September 20, 2025

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