2010 - Jefferson Scholars Foundation

jefferson scholars foundation 2010
graduate fellows 2009
Jason Anthony
Pan
Taylor-Tyree Family Fellow
School of Law
University of Virginia (B.A.) (B.S.)
Fairfax, Virginia
Jason Pan has been accepted to the
JD/MBA program with Darden. This
summer, he interned at the U.S.
Attorney’s office in Washington, D.C.
At the law school, he serves on the board of the Virginia Journal of Law and
Technology and as the 1L representative for the Asian Pacific American Law
Student Association.
Mary Elizabeth
Peckham
Hilliard Family Fellow
Department of History
Kenyon College (B.A.)
Washington, D.C.
After a great first year in the history
department, Elizabeth spent the
summer learning German with
the Goethe Institute program in
Goettingen, Germany. She will return to Charlottesville in the fall to continue
coursework and serve as a teaching assistant.
Corlett Wolfe
Wood
H. Eugene Lockhart Fellow
Department of Biology
Swarthmore College (B.A.)
St. Louis Park, Minnesota
Corlett is planning to write her
dissertation on how social interactions
affect trait evolution in beetles. She
was awarded a National Science
Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship in the spring of 2010 for a project
that proposed to investigate whether larval competition in beetles might
affect where females choose to lay their eggs. She also had the opportunity
to travel to Costa Rica in the spring to take a two-month course on tropical
ecology and field biology. Corlett spent the summer conducting research at
Mountain Lake Biological Station, a field station located in the Appalachian
Mountains of southwestern Virginia.
Justin Neill, the Harrison Family Fellow (Chemistry), engages a
group of Fellow nominees at the Rotunda dinner.
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