J. Donald Hubbard Family Scholarship in Computer and Information Science
Established in 2003 by the Hubbard family, this scholarship is awarded to a senior undergrad or a graduate student in Computer and Information Science. Preference is given to students who show an interest in human-computer interaction, computer graphics, or multimedia. Secondary criteria are significant contributions of time and energy to the department through volunteer efforts. Academic ranking is also considered, but is not the dominant factor in the determination of the scholarship recipient. Typically, awards are made for one year, but may be repeated for another year.
Past Hubbard Scholars
2022: Ginni Gallagher, Manish Mathai (PhD), Sabrina Reis
2021: Ellie Kobak, Sabrina A. Reis
2020: Stefan Fields, Audra McNamee, Abhishek Yenpure (PhD)
2019: Daniel Loyd, Bethany Van Meter, Dewi Yokelson (PhD)
2018: Roba Binyahib (PhD), Anisha Malynur
2017: Sam Gerendasy, Manish Mathai (MS)
2016: Daniel Ellsworth (MS), Jennifer Horn
2015: Frankie Gasparovic, Matthew Larsen (MS)
2014: Miles Nerenberg, Bahador Yeganeh (PhD)
2013: Adam Bates (PhD)
2012: Yunfeng Zhang (PhD)
2011: Megan Brittell (PhD), Riley Harris
2010: Nicole DelRosso, Yunfeng Zhang (PhD)
2009: Kyle Vessey
2008: Xiangkui Yao (PhD)
2007: Aaron Parecki
Erwin & Gertrude Juilfs Scholarship in Computer and Information Science
Established in 2000 by John Juilfs in memory of his parents, Erwin and Gertrude Juilfs. Awarded to students who show exceptional promise for achievement as evidenced by GPA, originality of research or other applicable criteria.
Past Juilfs Scholars
2022: Alex Anderson, Ben Backen, Viet Lai (PhD), Ian McConachie, Doug Ure
2021: Max Aguirre, Nathan Malamud, Minh Nguyen (PhD), Megan Walter
2020: Nick Henderson, Zeke Petersen, Yongseok (Paul) Soh (PhD)
2019: Matthew Hall (PhD), Taylor Santos, Zoey Zhao
2018: Chase Craig, Sam Mergendahl (PhD), Chris Misa
2017: Sam Pollard (PhD), Maria Rodriguez, Yifei Wang
2016: Trace Andreason, Elizabeth Olson, Kanika Sood (MS), Amnay Amimeur (MS)
2015: Masado Ishii, Erica Johnson, David Ozog (PhD)
2014: John Povolny, Paul Downen (MS)
2013: Benjamin Mood (PhD), Zhuojun Zhang
2012: Paul Downen (MS), Reza Motamedi (PhD), Sze Yan Li
2011: Shangpu Jiang (PhD), Casey Wilson
2010: Toby Ehrenkranz (PhD), Michael Volk
2009: Elijah Hamovitz, Ghulam Memon (PhD)
2008: Amir Hassan Rasti Ekbatani (PhD), Joseph Greer
2007: Scott Brooks, Jimmy Hastings
2006: Amanda Hosler, Nazanin Magharei (PhD)
2005: Addie Beseda
2004: Minho Kim, Linda Sato
2003: Michael Smith
2002: Anna Cavender
2001: Jason Prideaux
Phillip Seeley Scholarship in Computer and Information Science
Established in 2007 by Phillip Seeley ('68, BS Mathematics), this scholarship is awarded for outstanding undergraduate students majoring in computer and information science at the College of Arts and Sciences. Candidates are evaluated based on the overall quality of their academic work, their commitment to learning, and their potential for further academic achievement. Preference is given to resident Oregon students.
Past Seeley Scholars
2022: Ethan Dinh, Aleks Stevens
2021: Jared Knofczynski, Andy Nguyen, Gabriel Peery
2020: Brandon Bower, Donna Hooshmand, Andy Nguyen, Eugene Tan
2019: Chase Craig
2018: Alonzo Altamirano
2017: Ryan Case, Sam Elliott
2016: Kayla Looney, Alister Maguire, Alex Owen
2015: Cody Nault
2014: Douglas Beick
2013: Hanxiao Zhang
2012: Hannah Pruse
2011: Todd Holiday
2010: Michael Feldman
2009: Richard Suhr
2008: Robert Potter, Zachary Stark-MacMillan
Geoffery Eric Wright Outstanding Junior Award
Established in 1996 by Shari ('83) and Gary Wright in memory of their son Geoffery who died prior to spring term of his senior year. Geoffery would have graduated first in his class. This award was established to reward hard work and give encouragement during the senior year. Awarded to students upon completing their junior year of instruction. Candidates are evaluated on the basis of the overall quality of their academic work, their commitment to learning and a promise of further outstanding achievement in computer and information sciences and its applications.
Past Wright Scholars
2022: Claire Collins
2021: Audra McNamee
2020: Max Terry, Simon Venter
2019: Jeanie Chen, Warren Elwood, Joseph Goh, Max Grice
2018: Laura Queen
2017: Randy Chen, Anisha Malynur
2015: Matthew Jagielski
2014: David Widder
2013: Maxwell Zeryck
2012: Peter McKay
2011: Alexandra Walton-Weston
2010: Xin Long Li
2008: Daniel Mundra, Anthony Wittig
2007: Willow Baumann
2005: Mike Allen Matloff
2004: Paul Knickerbocker
2003: Phillip Singer, Benjamin Vesco
2002: Christiano Salim
2001: Oliver Jacob Levine
2000: Heather Katherine May
1999: Scott Palmer Tucker
1998: William Nichelson
1997: Jae Hyoun Kim
1996: Mark Felt