KING'S COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
KING'S COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE MARSHALL SCHOLARSHIPThis Scholarship is for Graduate Study in any subject at either Masters or
Doctoral level at King's College, University of Cambridge and will
be for two years (with a possibility of a third year for doctoral studies). If
awarded an King's College Cambridge Marshall Scholarship candidates would be expected to study at King's College, Cambridge only.
For the King's College website please visit:
http://www.kings.cam.ac.uk/Winners of King's College Cambridge Marshall Scholarship
2009
Nathaniel Sharpe
US University: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Sharpe, of Canton, Massachusetts, will graduate from MIT in June 2009
with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. He plans to pursue an MPhil in
Engineering for Sustainable Development at Cambridge University, and is
excited about making the world a better place through engineering. At
MIT he was a pole vaulter on the varsity track team and captained both
the indoor and outdoor track teams as a senior. He is a world renowned
juggler and performer, having won medals and awards at various
international festivals and competitions.
2010
Samuel Bjork
US University: Harvard University
A native of Minneapolis, Minnesota, Samuel Bjork will graduate with a
degree in Chemistry from Harvard. In three years of research, he has
explored ethanol production in a novel microbe, methods of probing the
biological activity of small molecules, and alternate genetic systems
capable of encoding biological information. On a leave from Harvard, he
helped establish an HIV educational program for primary and secondary
school teachers in Botswana. Samuel played violin in the
Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra for three years and has written for several
Harvard publications. He also enjoys teaching, traveling, and working
with film.
