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2003 ASES Best Paper Awards 

SBSE is delighted to announce its annual awards for best student papers at the ASES National Solar Energy Conference, Solar 2003 in Austin, Texas. This year's turn out was excellent, as 25 papers and posters written by 30 students were considered. Nominations and selections were made by SBSE members who attended the annual meeting and reviewed the papers. Winners were selected in four categories best presentation, best student-authored paper, best co-authored paper (with an SBSE member faculty) and best poster. Each winning student will receive a book award, courtesy of John Wiley & Sons.

Note: ASES papers below were originally printed in SOLAR 2003, Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the American Solar Energy Society. Copyright 2003, American Solar Energy Society. Reprinted with permission. Please do not duplicate nor distribute these papers without permission.

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SBSE Retreat Scholarship to Morgantown, IN (August 11-15)

SBSE congratulates the following students (and their supportive professors) who are recipients of scholarships to attend the SBSE annual retreat:

∙ Pablo La Roche, University of California, Los Angeles
∙ Rita Macias, Ball State University
∙ Amanda Mitchell, University of British Columbia
∙ Therese Peffer, University of California, Berkeley
∙ Steve Sandifer, University of California, Los Angeles
∙ Amarpreet Sethi, Arizona State University

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$200 Travel Scholarships to Solar 2003 (June 22-26 in Austin, TX)

SBSE congratulates the following students (and their supportive professors) who are recipients of travel awards to present papers at the annual American Solar Energy Society meeting:

∙ Kathy Bash, University of Oregon
∙ Ryan Brouwer, University of Michigan
∙ Aalok Deshmukh, Arizona State University
∙ Tara M. Hanby, University of Oregon
∙ Nikhil K. Kapur, Arizona State University
∙ Amarpreet Sethi, Arizona State University

SBSE gratefully acknowledges the generous donation of ASES student travel scholarship funds by Fuller and Jane Moore. They give this in appreciation of SBSE, for the support, both professionally and personally, that SBSE faculty and students have given during Fuller's career.

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Support from the Agents of Change Project:

The Agents of Change Project will send each of the following students to the SBSE retreat to disseminate their experiences with case studies and building investigations:

∙ Kathy Bash, University of Oregon
∙ Lizette Fife, University of Idaho
∙ Heidi Kasper, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
∙ Angie Matt, University of Oregon
∙ Roger Ota, University of Oregon
∙ David Crutchfield, University of Texas at Austin
∙ Troy Peters, University of Oregon
∙ Keith Simon, University of Oregon

Agents of Change will provide support for the presentation of case study papers at the Real Stories from Real Buildings invited session at ASES:

∙ Raymond Alfini, Arizona State University
∙ Sheila Jones Bosch, Georgia Institute of Technology
∙ Vamshi Gooje, Arizona State University
∙ Vorapat Inkarojrit, University of California, Berkeley
∙ Angela T. Matt, University of Oregon
∙ John Seryak, University of Dayton