Donors by Class Year - 2014

Michael Bouchard studies bizarre dome-like structures in Egypt's Afar Desert.

Emily Hernandez wants to see more diversity in the engineering fields, and is doing her part to help.

Melissa Elder’s travels to her mother’s homeland of Honduras have shaped her career path and research focus.

John McManus' latest book looks at the Big Red One at Omaha Beach.

Melanie Mormile studies bacteria here on Earth that could survive on Mars.

Michael Bradford helps protect bats and cave formations in Missouri.

Hannah Frye is doing research that could lead to a treatment for diseases like Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s.

Marquia Lewis studies computer science and is a member of the Gold Miners dance squad.

Cagatay "Ty" Atmaca has accomplished a lot since being sent to learn English in America by the Turkish Petroleum Corp. four years ago.

Jonathan Bopp used his 3D printer to create parts for the Mars Rover’s robotic arm.

Kate Burns is proof that students in every major can find success.

Joel Burken's research team use trees to detect soil and groundwater contamination.

Tyler Richards has designed a cap that keeps separated liquid from escaping ketchup bottles.

Krista Rybacki studies soil samples from an area near a lead recycling smelter.

Delancey Rougely studied the effects of war in France and blogged about it.