Randall Outstanding Research Award Program

The Randall Outstanding Undergraduate Research (ROUR) Awards Program recognized this year’s recipients with a luncheon during Honors Week. Nineteen College of Arts & Sciences students were honored with awards for their research, which ranges from the sciences to the humanities.

Since 1997, the ROUR Awards Program celebrates extraordinary undergraduate research at The University of Alabama. Students who have conducted significant scholarly research are nominated by faculty members and research directors.

Congratulations to three of our McCollough Scholars:

Nolan McKibben: “Exploring the effect of lutein, the macular carotenoid, on retinopathy of prematurity”

Molly Sullivan: “Models of health, disease transmission, and treatment among Sidama Agropastoralists”

Junqi Sun: “Evaluating Secondary Sphere Effects on Heme Mediated Dioxygen Activation”