Amazon “Invent and Simplify” Scholarship
One of Amazon’s leadership principles is “Invent and Simplify”. In awarding the Amazon “Invent and Simplify” Scholarship, preference will be given to a graduate or post-graduate student conducting or planning to conduct research or a capstone project that (1) is innovative in the field of industrial hygiene, occupational health, or related field and (2) has the potential to provide direct impact (efficient, easy, or scalable) on the profession or the health of workers.
In awarding the Amazon Scholarship, students meeting the AIHF general scholarship criteria are eligible to apply.
Recipients
2022 - 2023
David Bolade, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Travis Cribbs, University of California, Los Angeles
Runcheng Fang, University of Utah
Alexander Mendell, University of Toronto
Toluwanimi Oni, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Raquel Rickard, Tulane University
David Schutt, Colorado State University
Allison Wasley, Montana Technological University
Seunghyeon Yang, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Mingze Zhu, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
2021 - 2022
Rachel Daines, Utah State University
Cristina Gomez, University of Michigan
Alexander Mendell, The City University of New York (CUNY)
Cara O'Donnell, Montana Technological University
Toluwanimi Oni, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
2020 - 2021
Kelsey Strandberg, University of Iowa
2019 - 2020
Emilio Ronquillo, University of Michigan