Reilly Scholar Honorees

Each year, the Reilly Center selects several students – typically three – for a special designation from the Center. They are named Reilly Scholars in recognition of their exemplification of the highest ideals of the dual degree program. 

Reilly Scholars are honored with a $1,000 award, a certificate for framing, recognition at the Arts and Letters Honors Convocation during Commencement Weekend, and a notice in the Commencement Program.

2012 Reilly Scholars   

• John J. Gallagher  (Mechanical Engineering and Philosophy)
• Catherine A. Mikkelsen (Mechanical Engineering and Psychology)
• Odaro A. Omusi (Electrical Engineering and Economics) 
• John Plunkett (Electrical Engineering & Design)

• Rosary Abot (Chemical Engineering and Philosophy)
• Santiago Garcés Escobar (Electrical Engineering and Political Science)
• Robert Jones III (Electrical Engineering and Philosophy)

2010 Reilly Scholars

• John Burke (Electrical Engineering and Psychology)
• Sarah Keithley (Civil Engineering and Theology)
• Michael Petrongolo (Mechanical Engineering and Philosophy)

2009 Reilly Scholars

• Craig Borchard (Civil Engineering and Theology)
• Evan Lintz (Electrical Engineering and Economics)
• Jon Strong (Electrical Engineering and Music Theory)

2008 Reilly Scholars

• Andrew Crutchfield (Mechanical Engineering and Philosophy)
• Robert Melly (Mechanical Engineering and Philosophy)
• Casie Sweeney (Civil Engineering and Studio Art)

2007 Reilly Scholars

• Rebecca Ladewski (Chemical Engineering and Philosophy)
• Andrew Magee (Computer Science and Music)

2006 Reilly Scholars

• Paul Dockery (Mechanical Engineering and Philosophy)
• Mary Ann Jentz (Chemical Engineering and Psychology)
• Stephen Schwall (Mechanical Engineering and Design)

2005 Reilly Scholars

• Teresa Bloemker (Aerospace Engineering and Spanish)
• Michael Heilman (Computer Science and Japanese)
• Walter Pruchnik III (Computer Science and Theology)
• Lance David Gallop

2004 Reilly Scholars

• Thomas Haight (Mechanical Engineering and History)
• Caitlin Kilroy (Chemical Engineering and Political Science)
• Daniel Masse (Mechanical Engineering and French)

2003 Reilly Scholars

• David Saracino (Computer Science and History)
• Jennifer Spanbauer (Mechanical Engineering and German)

2002 Reilly Scholars

• Timothy Brick (Computer Science and Psychology)
• Lloyd Cassidy (Electrical Engineering and Philosophy)

2001 Reilly Scholars

• Christopher Russo (Electrical Engineering and Philosophy)
• Mario Suarez (Computer Science and Government and International Studies)

2000 Reilly Scholars

• Leonard Conapinski (Mechanical Engineering and Government and International Studies)