Christopher Kimojino, a Junior in Chemical Engineering and member of the Alternative Fuels Group Enterprise, has been awarded a $10,000 General Motors Sullivan Fellowship. The GM Sullivan Fellowship Program is a partnership between General Motors and the United Negro College Fund in honor of the late Reverend Dr. Leon H. Sullivan. The purpose of this fellowship is to support universal human rights by promoting equal opportunity, fair competition, and sustainable development; respecting voluntary freedom of association; and protecting human health and the environment. Read the Tech Topics story and Chris's report on the Sullivan Principles (PDF).