Science
The Science Department gives its awards to students who exemplify creativity, innate curiosity, and passion for different scientific disciplines, and who embody the outstanding work, integrity, and perseverance of the scientific community.
The Science Department would like to recognize our outstanding freshmen science students with the Spark Award for their enthusiasm and aptitude for advanced science. This year’s recipients are:
Makenna Boye
Allison Bussard
Angelina Caviness
Sophia Haynes
Grant Kleiber
Maddy Kleiber
Alex Knight
Aurora Koontz
Chris Rojas
Alejandro Salazar
Sunita Sangraula
Sophia Smolenski
Rithika Thummalapenta
Vincent Vuong
The Science Department award for excellence in the Biological Sciences, including Anatomy and Physiology, is presented to
Brian Bandy
Adrianna Fitzgerald
The Science Department award for highest honors in AP Biology is presented to
Chelsea Ackman
Michael Lee
For outstanding performance in IB Environmental Systems and Societies. We congratulate
Joshua Fleischner
Alexis Lee
This year the IB and AP students exemplifying great persistence and scientific curiosity include
Yujin Chun
Alicia Dante
Dylan Fitzgerald
Reese Gautsche
Florence Lasut
Kimberly Marfo
Miranda Sheinbaum
Luis Vargas
On behalf of the American Chemical Society, we honor this year’s OUTSTANDING CHEMISTRY STUDENTS
Annabel Fuina
Gashon Hussein
The Colorado School of Mines’ medal of achievement is awarded to a junior who has demonstrated a high level of learning and achievement in the areas of math and science. This year, we recognize Lydia Shimelis-Balay.
The following students are recognized for their outstanding performance in two or more areas of science ...
The MARIE CURIE SCIENCE AWARD for outstanding performance in physics and chemistry is presented to
Megan Lie
Anh Nguyen
The RICHARD FEYNMAN AWARD, celebrating insight into the physical world, but done with a playful spirit, goes to
Gabe Gould
Eric Sobczak
Keshav Vembar
Smoky Hill’s highest recognition in science, the ALBERT EINSTEIN AWARD, is presented to students who have excelled in all scientific areas. This year's recipients are
Annalise Gray
Miller Vu
