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Congratulations to the Yale Engineering Class of 2025

Members of the Yale School of Engineering & Applied Science community celebrated the awarding of 329 undergraduate Engineering degrees Monday.

Degrees in Applied Mathematics were conferred upon 21 members of the Class of 2025; in Applied Physics, 4 degrees; in Biomedical Engineering, 23 degrees; in Chemical Engineering, 19 degrees; in Computer Science, 203 degrees; in Electrical & Computer Engineering, 16 degrees; in Environmental Engineering, 14 degrees; and in Mechanical Engineering, 38 degrees.

Yale Engineering Dean Jeffrey Brock also announced Abrar Sheikh, a double major in chemical engineering (ABET) and electrical & computer engineering, as the winner of the Henry Prentiss Becton Senior Prize, awarded by the Dean of Engineering to a senior for rewarding and encouraging outstanding student performance.

Class of 2025 Prize Winners:

Applied Physics:

  • Jordan Davidson - Applied Physics Prize, awarded to a senior who has exhibited superior accomplishment and scholarly achievement in Applied Physics.

  • Elijah Bakaleynik- Department of Applied Physics Prize, awarded to a senior based on criteria established by the Applied Physics faculty.

 

Biomedical Engineering:

  • Casey McGuire - D. Allan Bromley Prize in Biomedical Engineering, awarded to a senior who has exhibited superior accomplishment and scholarly achievement in Biomedical Engineering.
  • Yusuf Rasheed - Department of Biomedical Engineering Prize, awarded to a senior based on criteria established by the Biomedical Engineering faculty.

 

Chemical Engineering:

  • Gaukhar Alzhanova - Harry A. Curtis Prize, awarded to a senior who has contributed the most to the academic life of his or her class.
  • Calista Krass - Walker Prize in Chemical Engineering, awarded to a senior for outstanding scholarship in the field of Chemical Engineering.

 

Computer Science:

  • Alex Huang - Computer Science Prize, awarded to a senior who has exhibited superior accomplishment and scholarly achievement in computer science.
  • Matthew Qiu - Department of Computer Science Prize, awarded to a senior based on criteria established by the computer science faculty.

Electrical & Computer Engineering:

  • Russell Yang - Edward O. Lanphier Memorial Prize, awarded to a senior who has a superior accomplishment in fields related to electricity and its applications and who has demonstrated initiative in the field of research.
  • Tiffany Toh - Franz Tuteur Memorial Prize, awarded to a senior who has accomplished the most outstanding senior project.

 

Environmental Engineering:

  • Disha Shidham - D. Allan Bromley Prize in Environmental Engineering, awarded to a senior who has exhibited superior accomplishment and scholarly achievement in environmental engineering.
  • Liddy Boland - Environmental Engineering Prize, awarded to a senior based on criteria established by the environmental engineering faculty.

 

Mechanical Engineering:

  • Elena Wittemyer - Donald Warren McCroskey Memorial, awarded to a senior who is deserving of the greatest distinction for scholarly achievement in fields related to mechanics and its applications.
  • Henry Demarest - L.C. Lichty and E.O. Waters Prize in Mechanical Engineering, awarded to a senior for high scholarship and original research.

 

Pictured: Abrar Sheikh, winner of the Henry Prentiss Becton Senior Prize.

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Published Date

May 19, 2025