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Recent ARCS Events

2010 Scholar Awards Luncheon

NASA Astrounaut Nicholas Patrick treated his audience to an engaging presentation at the Atlanta Chapter Scholar Awards Luncheon on November 18, 2010.

  • NASA Astrounaut Nicholas Patrick

    NASA Astrounaut Nicholas Patrick treated his audience to an engaging presentation at the Atlanta Chapter Scholar Awards Luncheon on November 18, 2010.

  • Presidents

    Dr. G.P. “Bud” Peterson, Georgia Tech President; Kay Weiss, ARCS Foundation Atlanta President; and Dr. Michael Adams, University of Georgia President.

  • Emory Scholars

    Emory University Scholars and Guests.

  • Georgia Tech Scholars

    Georgia Tech Scholars with University President Dr. G.P. “Bud” Peterson and his wife, Val Peterson, former President of the Colorado ARCS Foundation Chapter.

  • Morehouse Scholars

    Morehouse Men with Advisors.

  • UGA Scholars

    University of Georgia Scholars with UGA President Dr. Michael Adams and Guests.

Thanks from Alum Eliot Quon, Postdoctoral Researcher at National Renewable Energy Laboratory

ARCS Foundation has been a highlight of my academic career thus far, thank you for the support!

Thanks from Alum Courtney Pollard, III, MD, PhD, MedStar Harbor Hospital, Baltimore

Let me start by saying how thankful I am for being selected as an ARCS scholar.  I consider it one of my greatest achievements thus far and I am immensely proud to count myself as one of the amazing group of students that your organization selected to receive this award.  I want you ladies to know you are doing an outstanding job!  You all are embarked on a truly altruistic endeavor and it is my fervent prayer that this organization thrives for years to come.

Thanks from Scholar Kira Newman

"I can only begin to express how grateful I am for the freedom to pursue an independent line of research without having to worry about how I will pay for the necessary lab supplies or training. This award is allowing me to answer broader and more valuable questions than I had previously thought possible... Thank you so much for your kindness, generosity, and belief in my potential as a scientist."