Student Conference Experiences

May 22, 2015

Several students were awarded travel grants to allow them to attend the AIChE Annual Student Conference in Atlanta. This series is a collection of accounts and experiences from the students who were awarded a grant. (Applications are not yet being taken for this year, but in the meantime, you can see details from last year here.)

1/5 in the series Student Conference Experiences

Student Travel Grant Recipients Speak Out

May 06, 2015. By Douglas B. Clark

2/5 in the series Student Conference Experiences

Sarah Tarek – Cairo University, Egypt

May 22, 2015. By Douglas B. Clark

3/5 in the series Student Conference Experiences

Yan Qi – Soochow University, China

June 19, 2015. By Douglas B. Clark

4/5 in the series Student Conference Experiences

Tri Nguyen — National University of Singapore

July 20, 2015. By Douglas B. Clark

5/5 in the series Student Conference Experiences

Mahmoud Harb — Suez University, Egypt

August 03, 2015. By Douglas B. Clark

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