Spring 2012-13
Noel Moore Achievement Award Recipients
Noel E. Moore Achievement Award is given to sophomore, junior and senior student(s) at the beginning of each quarter based on the approved criteria considering the activities of the students in the previous quarter.
CRITERIA
The Student Achievement Award recognizes students who take initiative in their coursework and demonstrate a strong desire to learn. The criteria are based on class work, leadership and performance.
Examples include: improvement in class work; reviewing and learning from previous exams; thoughtful consideration of the homework assignments; participation in class discussions; enthusiastic attention in class; questioning and showing spirit that lends a more open atmosphere in the classroom; and inquisitiveness and eagerness to make the connection between the class and the world. Special service to the school and to the Rose community through articles and editorials to the Thorn, leadership in SGA, the AIChE student chapter and other organizations also demonstrate initiative in making a difference.
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The above students are examples of the many good students we have at Rose-Hulman. The Chemical Engineering Department would like to recognize the good attitudes that these students show towards learning and congratulate Zhengyuan, Evan and Grant for being great role models.
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Zhengyuan Fang (Sophomore)
Zhengyuan (Jung) Fang is presented with the Noel Moore award for his great attitude, attentiveness, and hard work in the classroom. He is a considerate student and individual, and in addition to his great work in class he has additionally helped our Chem-E-Car team make a strong showing in its second year of competition. Congratulations Jung - keep up the good work!
Evan M. Duvall (Junior)
Evan Duvall is recognized for his outstanding attitude and participation in class, as well as his dedication to improving his performance. He has shown a dedication to understanding the material and seeking help outside the classroom, as well as working with his fellow students during class. Evan is active in other areas than academics – he is a squad leader for ROTC, a valuable member of the Rifle team, and an officer in Alpha Chi Sigma. We are proud to have Evan as a student in Chemical Engineering. Congratulations Evan!
Grant M. Madinger (Senior)
Grant Madinger is recognized for his inquisitiveness and eagerness to learn and make the connection between classroom and engineering practice. In the Chemical Engineering Design project Grant is a team player and brings energy to the team. His perseverance in finding new ways to solve problems that do not seem to have a straight forward solution, leads to innovative approaches. When he misses a point in his homework or exam he cares and tries to understand that point that has been missed. he makes a test a good learning experience. In health and safety he and his group diligently worked on a presentation and came up with informative examples and questions to impart the concept to the class. Congratulations Grant!