Scholarship and Achievement

Dean’s List Fall 2025

Congratulations to our 1850+ students for their achievement!

Abbasi, Seher

Abbasi, Batool

Abdallah, Isabelle

Abdulghani, Adam

Abela, Holly

Aboelela, Taqwa

Abonce, Stacy

Abou Hadiba, Malk

Abraham, Ezri

Abreu, London

Acevedo, Griffin

Ackley, Isabelle

Adamovich, Alicia

Adams, Jaime

Adedokun, Ikeoluwa

Adelson, Sarah

Adel-Zadeh, Bita

Ademaj, Emily

Adnan, Isaac

Adragna, Emilia

Afolabi, Oreoluwa

Agafonova, Catherine

Agar, Xantine

Agarwal, Anushree

Agarwal, Aria

Agarwal, Mahiya

Aguilar, Juan

Aguinaldo, Dylan

Aguirre, Valeria

Ahn, Katherine

Ahn, Doyoung

Ahsan, Nubaha

Aitken, Emily

Ajoomal, Armaan

Akhter, Sahil

Akintade, Alexia

Alagor, Glory

Alay Gonzalez, Dayana

Albert, Julia

Aldridge, Kenneth

Alexander, Maya

Alhokair, Haifa

Ali, Maya

Alicante, Olivia Ann

Alkarra, Marissa

Allen, Caroline

Allison, Chloe

Ally, Alyza

Almana, Leah

Almedhychy, Ameer

Alonso, Delaney

Als, Jonathan

Alsop, Cameron

Altunkilic, Elif

Alu, Yasmine

Alvarez, Gabriela

Amaditz, Camille

Ambrosini, Sophia

Ames, Casey

Amin, Sana

Amit, Maya

Anand, Trisha

Anand, Devyani

Ancin, Serra

Anderson, Alena

Anderson, Sophia

Anderson, Megan

Anderson, Juliet

Andersson, Linnea

Andra, Swetha

Andres Velazquez, Armando

Andrew, Ivan

Anjaria, Manasvini

Anker, Adi

Anton, Madison

Apap, Julia

Apedo, Seyram

Aponte, Carolina

Apostolopoulos, Zoe

Appapogu, Tanav

Appo, Ashley

Archakam, Sanjana

Arellano, Russel

Arnold, Deya

Asfaw, Amen

Ashe, Dakota

Athreya, Deepti

Auguste, Kamryn

Ausfahl, Charlotte

Awad, Sami

Ayalavarapu, Venkat

Azman, Ahona

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Research Fellowships and Scholarships

Fellowships and scholarships provide undergraduate students funding for research and advanced study in the United States and internationally.

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Department Honors

Honors in the Discipline

The College of Science encourages undergraduate students to participate in the research community at Northeastern by working with a faculty mentor on independent research. Undergraduate students can earn honors distinction in their discipline on their transcripts by successfully completing a COS honors research project. Students need not be members of the university-wide Honors Program to receive Honors in the Discipline.

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Behavioral Neuroscience

Skavenski Award for Graduating Seniors
Dr. Alexander Skavenski was a neuroscientist and professor of psychology at Northeastern University. Created in 1998, the Skavenski Award honors his contributions to the behavioral neuroscience (BNS) program and the university. This prestigious award recognizes students with outstanding academic achievements, leadership skills and excellence in laboratory research—cornerstones of the BNS program.

Mathematics

The Zelevinsky Research Instructorship
The Andrei Zelevinsky Research Instructorship is named in Professor Andrei Zelevinsky’s memory and honors his tremendous contributions to the field of mathematics by supporting promising young mathematics researchers at the start of their careers.

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Science Scholars in the News

Northeastern students recognized for excellence in STEM research as Goldwater Scholars
Luke Bagdonas is a chemistry major who researches salt marshes as a nature-based solution to climate change. Kaitlyn Ramesh is a bioengineering major who develops computational tools and examines genomics data. Both are third-year students at Northeastern University and recipients of prestigious Goldwater Scholarships. Goldwater Scholarships recognize ambition and excellence in undergraduate STEM research. Bagdonas […]
Can big data have a role in treating dementia? That’s what this Northeastern student is hoping to help solve
Dementia is a devastating condition that impacts more than 55 million people globally, according to the World Health Organization. In the United States alone, it’s estimated that one in nine people over the age of 65 has Alzheimer’s. Conditions like Alzheimer’s and other diseases that cause cognitive impairments can be difficult to treat. Early symptoms are […]
Northeastern student wins Mitchell Scholarship
Growing up, Vivek Kanpa never wanted to be a computer scientist like his parents. They would try to teach him how programming works by showing him the “Hello, World!” program or Java language.