University and Departmental Prizes - March-August 2017

Several St John's College students have recently been awarded prizes by the University or other academic institutions thanks to their excellent work and achievements.

Yayaati Chachan, 4^th year undergraduate in Natural Sciences, was awarded the Institute of Astronomy Prize.

Tanmay Dixit, 3^rd year undergraduate in Natural Sciences, won the Frank Smart Prize for Zoology.

Clementine Makower, 3^rd year undergraduate in Geography, was awarded both the William Vaughan Lewis Prize and the George Aldridge Prize.

Sarah Eisenacher, 2^nd year Asian and Middle Eastern Studies undergraduate, won the Mau-sand Ng Prize for an outstanding performance in Chinese Studies.

Jonah Hauer-King, 3^rd year undergraduate in Theology, was awarded the Teape Prize.

Gabor Tajnafoi, 3^rd year undergraduate in Architecture, was awarded the Edward S. Prior Prize for the best understanding of construction and materials.

Emily Wickham, 3^rd year Architecture undergraduate, won the Purcell Miller Tritton Prize for exceptional drawing ability.

Lira Puebla, 5^th year Biochemistry graduate, was awarded the La Caixa Biophysics Prize.

Annanay Kapila, 1^st year Mathematics undergraduate, won the BP Scholarship.

Royston Ang, 1^st year undergraduate in Law, was awarded both the Glanville Williams Prize for Criminal Law and the Thomson Reuters Law Prize for best performance in Tripos.