Congratulations to Climate and Space December 2019 Graduates!

January 7, 2020

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Graduates at U-M December 2019 commencement

Austin Thomason, Michigan Photography

The Department of Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering would like to congratulate the students who graduated this past December, and wish them the best of luck on their future endeavors.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

BSE Space Sciences and Engineering

Geoffrey Jenkins
Ramon Rodriguez, Jr.

GRADUATE STUDENTS

MEng: Applied Climate

Haochang Luo

MEng: Space Engineering

Megan Marie Avery
Pranika Gupta
Taylor Nicole Morton
Sunil Subramanian Raghuraman
Annika Kim Stoldt
Ryan Whitney

Good luck, graduates!

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