UA Hollings Scholars Lead the Way as the Best and Brightest

By Mary Wymer

From analyzing the environmental damage of DDT to developing warning systems for evacuation zones, The University’s best and brightest are not only excelling in the classroom but also improving the society in which we live.

In 2006, four UA students were chosen as National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Ernest F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholars. These four stellar students have made a lasting impact on the Capstone’s academic community, but with the Hollings Scholars 10-week internship program, they also have utilized their education by taking part in hands-on experiences that demonstrate their commitment to helping others and improving the environment.

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