Support Biochemistry & Biophysics

In honor of the achievements and intellectual feats of Dr. Ryland F. Young III. This lectureship is to be given annually in the fall by an internationally acclaimed biochemist.

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Account # 04-58807

Named after former Department head, Dr. Gregory Reinhart, this lectureship is meant to honor his many achievements and contributions to the department. This lectureship is to be given annually in the fall by an internationally acclaimed biochemist.

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Account # 04-58811

Established by the Department of Biochemistry & Biophysics in 1986 to aid in the development and improvement of the department at the discretion of the Department Head.

Account # 72866

Established by our former colleague Dr. Martyn J. Gunn, this endowment was purposed to enrich our program through excellent seminar series.

Account # 57240

Named for our former colleague Prof. Raymond Reiser, this fund was established to provide departmental support for lecture series in biochemistry. Raymond Reiser was one of the true scientific pioneers at Texas A&M University. He was an active member of the TAMU faculty from 1940 to 1976, leaving only to serve as a U.S. Army chemist at stateside and European hospitals during World War II. He continued at Texas A&M as professor emeritus after 1976.

Account # 57090

Named for our former colleague Prof. Mack Prescott, this endowment was established by the generosity of Fred Wagner, and other former students, to recognize outstanding senior graduate students in their research accomplishments, in the Department of Biochemistry & Biophysics at Texas A&M University.

Account # 56061

Established by the Estate of Paul Barry Gayle to provide an award yearly to an outstanding BCBP first-year graduate student.

Account # 70141

Dr. Ethel Ashworth-Tsutsui taught biology and biochemistry at TAMU from 1969 until her death in January 1998. The Tsutsui endowment awards two outstanding Aggie women in science for mentoring and research.

Account # 33795

Established by Dr. Strathdee and Dr. Patterson after the Center for Phage Therapy’s (CPT) involvement in the phage therapy intervention “Patterson case.” This fellowship was established to encourage graduate-level research on phage at the CPT. To learn more visit the CPT website.

Account # 58305

Named in memory of our former colleague Prof. Nestor R. Bottino, this fund was established to recognize academic excellence on the part of our undergraduate students. Nestor Bottino’s contributions to the Department of Biochemistry & Biophysics were many, however, his abiding interest was in the development of curricula and other programs that benefited the quality of undergraduate teaching program. He was a valued member of our faculty from 1959 until his death in April of 1983, coming to Texas A&M University as a postdoc with Dr. Raymond Reiser, and continuing on as a teacher and a scientist.

Account # 72753

This scholarship supports full-time students in good standing pursuing a degree in Biochemistry or Genetics from Texas A&M University. Junior out-of-state students demonstrating excellence in research and academics are preferred.

Account # 34967

This scholarship supports full-time students in good standing pursuing a degree in Biochemistry or Genetics from Texas A&M University. Out-of-state students are preferred.

Account # 35136

This scholarship supports full-time students in good standing pursuing an undergraduate degree in the Department of Biochemistry & Biophysics at Texas A&M University.

Account # 35812

Named in the memory of our former colleague Dr. Linda M. Fisher, this scholarship fund was established by Dr. John M. Gunn, former students, friends, and family in recognition of her significant contributions to BCBP. From her interactions with undergraduate students in the laboratory to the Learning Communities’ Spring Break Trips to Europe, Dr. Fisher’s dedication to the department is still felt today. This scholarship supports students who wish to take advantage of TAMU’s many study abroad opportunities.

Account # 73400