Ashanthi Maxworth We are pleased to announce that PhD student, Ashanthi Maxworth, has been awarded the IEEE Life Member Graduate Study Fellowship in Electrical Engineering. This award carries a $10,000 per year stipend paid. Please join us in congratulating her in winning this prestigious award.  Ashanthi completed her BS at the University of Moratuwa, which is the top technical university in Sri Lanka.  Ashanthi joined CU Denver in Spring 2013 and is currently pursing the EAS PhD degree under Dr. Mark Golkowski.

More information about Ashanthi’s award is available online: http://www.ieee.org/about/awards/recognitions/lifemembergrad.html


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5 responses to “Ashanthi Maxworth awarded the IEEE Life Member Graduate Study Fellowship in Electrical Engineering”

  1. Frank Maxworth Avatar
    Frank Maxworth

    Congratulations…….on your great achievement you deserves it.

    Budu Saranai

    Taththi

  2. Nilanthi Goonaratne Avatar
    Nilanthi Goonaratne

    I am so proud of u. Because u are my daughter.

    Budusaranai.

  3. Hasala Avatar
    Hasala

    Rock on sis! nice to see u keeping ur mark on the world !!! happy for u!

    1. Ashanthi Maxworth Avatar
      Ashanthi Maxworth

      Thank you brother!

  4. poorya hosseini Avatar
    poorya hosseini

    Congratulations. Good Luck in your continuing educational life. It will be our research group’s honor.

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