Undergraduate Awards for 2007 The Undergraduate Awards ceremony was held April 27th, 2007. Congratulations to our deserving award recepients! Putnam Competition Timothy Heath (Department Highest Score) David Benjamin (Outstanding Achievement on the Putnam) Jeffrey Madsen (Outstanding Achievement on the Putnam) Presented by Professor Harm Derksen 24th Annual University of Michigan Undergraduate Mathematics Competition First Place: Jeffrey Madsen Second Place: Timothy Heath Third Place: Zili Huang Presented by Professor Harm Derksen Margaret S. Huntington Scholarships Hui Ying Chin Athena Eyster Su Jane Ling Johnson Mei Philip J. Minaudo Steven Moses Meelap Shah Rebecca Sunde Tiago Szvarca Wan Ying Teoh Presented by Professor Curtis Huntington Evelyn O. Bychinsky Awards SeHyoun Ahn Sam Espahbodi Allison Frayer Timothy Heath Jeffrey Madsen Presented by Professor Stephen DeBacker Leon P. Zukowski Prize Paul Siegel Presented by Professor Stephen DeBacker William LeVeque Award in Number Theory Zachary Maddock Presented by Professor Brian Conrad Sumner Myers Award in Analysis Richard William Turner Presented by Professor Dan Burns Department of Mathematics Alumni Scholarship SeHyoun Zachary Maddock Presented by Professor Ralf Spatzier Outstanding Achievement in Mathematics Awards Thomas Babinec Emily Beam Matthew Becker David Benjamin Daniel Blazevski Andrew Clark Wei Heong Koh Huey Fang Lim Rupert Pun Noah Smith Richard White Presented by Professor Ralf Spatzier Otto Richter Memorial Prize Wei Heong Koh Presented by Professor Curtis Huntington CIGNA Award Kai Kiat Chooi Presented by Professor Curtis Huntington Irving Wolfson Award Voon Seng Lai Presented by Professor Curtis Huntington Lois Zook Levy Award Rachel Snider Presented by Mr. Joshua Levy Michigan Mathematics Merit Scholar Fernando Delgado Salas Melinda Kleczynski Nathan Stiennon Presented by Professor Dan Burns Outstanding Graduating Senior Michael Miller Ethan Street Presented by Professor Anthony Bloch and Brian Conrad Wirt and Mary Cornwell Award Kevin Wilson Presented by Professor Anthony Bloch