[FOTZeiss] Buhl Science Fair Alumnus Wins CSC Award

[Glenn A. Walsh]

Today, it was announced that an alumnus of the Pittsburgh Regional 
School Science and Engineering Fair, of Pittsburgh's original Buhl 
Planetarium and Institute of Popular Science, has won a Carnegie Science Award, awarded annually by The Carnegie Science Center.



Dr. Sara A. Majetich, now a Professor of Physics at Carnegie Mellon 
University, will receive the Emerging Female Scientist award at a 
ceremony to be held at the Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland on May 6.



Here is the Post-Gazette article:



Daly, Jill. 

"Carnegie Science Awards announced."

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette On-Line 2011 Feb. 3.

Includes award: Emerging Female Scientist -- Sara Majetich, Carnegie Mellon University.

Dr. Majetich listed herself as an 

alumnus of the 

Pittsburgh Regional School Science and Engineering Fair,

of Pittsburgh's original 

Buhl Planetarium and Institute of Popular Science,

for the 1989 publication:


"Lives Touched...Worlds Changed," Fifty Years of Alumni Achievements.

gaw



Glenn A. Walsh, Project Director,

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* Adler Planetarium, Chicago:

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