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| Outstanding Educator Award | Chrysalis Awards | Distinguished Service Award | Winifred Goldring Award | Brunton Award | Honorary Members | Chrysalis Awards It is with great pleasure that AWG announces the winners of Chrysalis Scholarships for 2003, Linda Garinger, Kathleen ("KT") Moran, Geraldine Lopez, and Nicole Davis. Linda is studying for her doctorate at the University of Kansas, where her dissertation involves crustal evolution in magmatic environments and the role of magma buoyancy in determining styles of volcanism. Kathleen ("KT") Moran has now completed her studies at Louisiana State University; her master's thesis dealt with the chemical and isotopic composition of deep, overpressured groundwater from an oil and gas field in Texas. Geraldine Lopez recently graduated from Boston College, where her master's thesis concerned the paleoenvironments of the marine Spragueville Formation in Maine, and she has now returned to her home in Venezuela. Finally, Nicole Davis is completing her studies at Montana State University, where her master's thesis describes the extent and history of glacial Lake Musselshell in central Montana. The AWG Foundation presented awards of $1500 to Linda and Kathleen and $750 to Geraldine and Nicole. It is always difficult to choose among the wonderfully talented women who apply for a scholarship each year. The unique and interesting life stories of each applicant are truly inspiring, and we applaud their dedication, enthusiasm, and hard work. The Directors of AWG and AWGF wish the Chrysalis winners and other applicants every success as they continue their studies and careers.

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