ARCS Foundation: Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Scholarships
--The ARCS Foundation, Inc. (Achievement Rewards for College Scientists) is a national volunteer women's organization dedicated to strengthening American science and technology by providing scholarships to the best and brightest U.S. graduate and undergraduate students in the natural sciences, medicine and engineering. Four Carnegie Mellon University doctoral students will each receive $15,000 scholarship from the ARCS Foundation, Inc. (installments over 3-years).

Nationwide, the ARCS Foundation has 1,400 members in 14 chapters throughout the United States. Since the organization's founding in 1958, scholarship funding has totaled more than $53 million at more than 45 of the country's best universities, making the ARCS Foundation the single largest contributor to basic scientific education of any private membership organization in the United States.

• Brian Becker, Robotics, 2007-2008
  
• Michael Dinitz, Computer Science, 2005-2008
  
• Kevin P. Gimpel, Language Technologies, 2006-2008
  
• James Tolbert II, Computer Science, 2007-2008
  
• Daniel Wendlandt, Computer Science, 2005-2008

• Armen C. Arevian, Biological Sciences and Neuroscience 2006-2008
  
• Thomas Dias, Mechanical Engineering, 2006, 2007
  
• Gabriella Engelhart, Chemical Engineering, 2005-2008
  
• Katherine Fu, Mechanical Engineering, 2007-2008
  
• Elisabeth Gilmore, Engineering and Public Policy and Chemical Engineering, 2004-2007
  
• Alysha Grenko, Materials Science and Engineering, 2006-2008
  
• Katharine Ricke, Engineering and Public Policy, 2007-2008
  
• Nathaniel Shank, Chemistry, 2007-2008
  
• Kathleen Spees, Engineering and Public Policy, 2005-2008
  
• David Whitney, Biological Sciences, 2007-2008
  
• Christopher Wirth, Chemical Engineering, 2007-2008