Congratulations to the following seven Ph.D. candidates who were recently accepted into the Graham Environmental Sustainability Institute's Doctoral Fellowship Program. As recipients of this honor, each Graham Doctoral Fellow receives $25,000 per year for two years to help support their doctoral research related to sustainability.

2010 Graham Fellows & Research Titles (as shown in photo)

Paul Coseo, Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning
Research: Green Alleys: The Design of Sustainable Infrastructure, its Usefulness in Urban Heat Island Nitigation, and the Adaptation of Urban Landscapes in Chicago

Sherri Cook, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Research: Waste Resource Recovery System Sustainability: Performance & Reliability of Codigestion

Darshan Karwat, College of Engineering, Aerospace Engineering
Research: On Jet fuel and Biofuel Emissions: Combustion, Atmospheric Chemistry and Environmental Policy

Laura Smith, Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning
Research: Buildings as Environmental Educators: A Question of Engagement

Laura Sherman, LS&A, Geology Science
Research: Use of mercury isotopes to trace anthropogenic mercury emissions from coal combustion into ecosystems

Krista Gullo, School of Natural Resources and the Environment
Research: Beyond Myth and Ceremony: The Role of Professional Networks in Corporate Response to Climate Change

Michelle Price, LS&A, Applied Physics and Department of Chemistry
Research: Microwave Photoconductivity Measurements of Organic Semiconductor Single Crystals and Polycrystalline Films via Subdiffraction Focusing with Near Field Plates

(Michelle Price is missing from the group photograph.)