Congratulations to Kiki Mackaman-Lofland who has received a 2022-2023 Presidential Fellowship. The Presidential Fellowship is the Graduate School's "most prestigious award" and it is offered in recognition of outstanding scholarly accomplishments.

The Graduate School states, "The fellowships provide financial support so the fellow may devote one year, 3 consecutive semesters, of full-time study to the completion of the dissertation or degree project and to graduate unimpeded by other duties. Recipients of this award embody the highest standards of scholarship in our graduate programs. Within the Presidential Fellowship program, the Graduate School has two named endowments, which carry the same eligibility requirements, nomination/competition procedures, and benefits as the Presidential Fellowship. The SBC Presidential Fellowship, established in 1987, is open to eligible students pursuing research in digital technology and information technologies. The Elizabeth Clay Howald Presidential Fellowship, funded by an endowment established in 1934 with a bequest from Ferdinand Howald, has no field of study restrictions."

Congratulations, Kiki!

More information about the Graduate School's Presidential Fellowships is available here.