Sigma Xi Events 2018-19

Sigma Xi Events Spring 2019

Annual Sigma Xi Awards Banquet

  • The Sigma Xi awards for students and faculty are presented at the annual dinner.  This event is open to all faculty, students, and their guests!
  • The awards dinner was Wednesday, May 1.
  • Photo page for the 2019 event
  • Congratulations to our Faculty award winners:
    • Sigma Xi 2019 Science Teacher of the Year Award, Zesheng Chen, Assistant Professor of Computer Science
    • Sigma Xi 2019 Researcher of the Year Award, Shannon Bischoff, Associate Professor of Linguistics and interim chair of Anthropology and Sociology.
  • Congratulations to our Student award winners:
    • Best Graduate Student Poster Presentation: Aparna Biswas, Biology, Fac. Sponsor Ahmed Mustafa
    • Best Undergraduate Poster Presentation: Sydney Osentoski, Communication Sciences and Disorders, Fac. Sponsor Naomi Gurevich
    • Best Team Poster Presentation: Douglas Eicher, Andrew Shields, Zachary Curtis, and Taylor Hartman, Civil Engineering, Fac. Sponsor Promothes Saha

The PFW Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium

  • April 12, 2019, in the Helmke Library 2nd floor Skybridge and Learning Commons
  • PFW Sigma Xi presents its annual student research awards based on posters judged at this event.  All projects in scientific and/or engineering areas will be considered, there is no need for students to apply separately for these awards.
  • Photo page for the 2019 event

Annual Sigma Xi Faculty Awards for Research and Science Teaching

  • Application due date: Monday, April 15, 2019. (now closed)  Call for nominations: DOC
  • Nomination form for PFW Sigma Xi Research Award: DOC
  • Nomination form for PFW Sigma Xi Science Teaching Award: DOC

Other events:

  • Jim Farlow, Professor Emeritus and past winner of both IPFW Sigma Xi faculty awards, was recognized at the Spring 2019 Arts & Sciences Convocation for his most recent publication.  Photo
  • Dong Chen, professor of civil engineering and past president of IPFW Sigma Xi, has been chosen to receive the Purdue Fort Wayne 2018–19 Outstanding Research Award