RIT recognizes outstanding international students
Award honors student contributions to campus life
A. Sue Weisler
RIT international student scholars for 2010
This year, 23 students from countries around the world were honored by RIT’s International Student Scholarship program. The scholars are Manan Thakkar, Prasanna Deshpande, Vijay Akella, Sabine Loebner, Fang Lu, Kuttuva Madhusudan, Ravish Patel, Varun Venkatesh, Aman Verma, Arindam Ghosh, Kandarp Raval, Abhinav Nyatee, Mouna Pyneni, Xue Wang, Aditya Shah, Michael Lacanilao, Amithraj Shivu Arehalli, Sayali Kadam, Amitabh Gautam, Hongmei Yuan, Xue Zhou Hou, Pierre Michel Jean and Javier Anton Fernandez.
In addition, Ana Tejada Abreu, Wilson Kagabo and Parinay Malik were presented with Outstanding International Student Service Awards.
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