Worth Huff Rodebush Scholarship

This scholarship was established as a memorial in 1959 by friends of Professor Worth Rodebush, a physical chemist at the University of Illinois. He had an international reputation for his research on infrared absorption methods for studying molecular structures, especially those involving hydrogen. Rodebush was honored by many organizations, including the National Academy of Sciences and the American Physical Society.

Awarded to students who intend to make a career out of chemical engineering or chemistry from the School of Chemical Sciences.

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