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US scientist constitutes award for AMU
students
Tuesday December 13, 2011 10:14:37 PM,
Special Correspondent
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Dr. Sultana N. Nahar of Ohio State
University presenting award to the highest scoring B. Sc.
student
at Dept. of Physics |
Aligarh:
Dr. Sultana N. Nahar of the Ohio State University, USA today
presented two awards with a cash prize of $150 to each best Muslim
students with highest scores in the final year of B. Sc.
The award ceremony was held at the Conference Room of the Physics
Department. Prof. Arunima Lal, Dean, Faculty of Science presented
the certificate of merit to Ms. Zara Aftab and Mr. Mohd. Emadur
Rahman.
Dr. Sultana N. Nahar has deposited a cash amount of $12,000 for
the capital fund of the four awards with the finance office of the
University. For the teaching awards, the academic committee of the
Physics Department may suggest modifications. However, a cash
prize of $400 will be awarded to Physics teacher every year.
Prof. Wasi Haider, Chairman, Department of Physics said that Dr.
Sultana is a scientist of international repute. She belongs to
Bangladesh and presently working as Research Scientist in the Ohio
State University (USA). She has published articles in 100 referred
journals and chapters in several books.
Prof. Arunima Lal, Dean, Faculty of Science acknowledged the
contribution of Dr. Sultana N. Nahar for encouragement of the
young students.
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