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Grad Student Wins Microsoft Graduate Women's Scholarship


Microsoft Research announced the recipients of their 2012 Graduate Women's Scholarship Program. The scholarship was created to support promising students in the first year of their graduate studies.

The 2012 group included ten women from the top CS schools across North America; the prize includes $15,000 USD for the coming academic year and a $2,000 conference/travel allowance. Joanna was awarded the scholarship in recognition of her accomplishments and demonstrated potential. CLICK HERE for more information on the Microsoft Graduate Women's Scholarship Program.

Congratulations!


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