Miller and Kurshid Receive Awards from ACS

NCPTT interns Stace Miller and Bilal Khurshid were acknowledged for their research and professional presentations at NSU's Annual College of Science and Technology banquet. Miller received a certificate for an American Chemical Society (ACS) presentation and Outstanding ACS student chapter. She was also recognized with a cash award as the 2008 Outstanding Math Major. Khurshid was also recognized for an American Chemical Society (ACS) presentation.

Additionally, NCPTT intern Anna Johnson, a high-school junior at the Louisiana School for Math, Sciences and the Arts, received first place in the regional science competition for her work using portable X-ray Fluorescence to study Colonial pottery. The award for this honor is a trip to Atlanta to compete in the National Science competition.

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