Jack Kent Cooke Scholar

September 21, 2010 | Matt Kucinski

First-year student Jennifer Lyu is a 2010 Jack Kent Cooke Scholar, an honor bestowed upon just 39 students nationwide. The scholarship is a continuation of the Young Scholars Program, which provides a tailored educational program for students beginning in the eighth grade. Lyu plans to major in psychology, and she has already worked as a researcher in a psychology lab in Ann Arbor.

By: Matt Kucinski, Senior editor

Categories: People, Area of Study

Tags: psychology, scholarship, student

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