CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Two University of Illinois graduate students have won 2000-2001 Paul D. Doolen graduate scholarships for the study of aging. They will receive $3,500 each to continue their studies in gerontology.
Jonathan Godbout of Champaign is pursuing a doctorate in animal sciences at the Urbana campus. His research focuses on the cellular mechanism by which diabetes complicates chemotherapy. Godbout earned a bachelor’s degree in cell and structural biology at the Urbana campus.
Janice Warren of Chicago is pursuing a doctorate in public health and gerontology at the Chicago campus. Her research examines older women’s health issues in connection with the prevention of cardiovascular disease. She earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from Moravian College and a master’s degree from Lehigh University. Both schools are in Bethlehem, Pa.
Doolen scholarships are awarded annually to graduate students in their second year of study or beyond whose principal scholarly interest lies in the field of aging. Established in 1986 by an endowment from the Retirement Research Foundation in Oak Park, Ill., the scholarships honor the late Paul D. Doolen, a longtime member of the foundation’s board of directors and a 1927 UI graduate.
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