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2010-2011 Scholar / Fellow Student Journal NASA / OHIO SPACE GRANT CONSORTIUM 2010-2011 SCHOLAR / FELLOW STUDENT JOURNAL Students Representing Ohio Congressional Districts TABLE OF CONTENTS Page(s) Student Listing ...................................................................................................................... 2-4 Description of Fellowship and Scholarship Program ...............................................................5 Membership ..............................................................................................................................6 Ohio Congressional Map ..........................................................................................................7 Scholar / Fellow College / University Page(s) Allen, Joshua E. .....................................Wilberforce University...........................................78 Allison, Jennifer E. .......................... Lakeland Community College .....................................98 Ash, Stephanie D. ................................Ohio Northern University.........................................44 Balderson, Aaron M. ................................... Marietta College................................................36 Barker, Sydney M. ................................ University of Cincinnati ..........................................66 Barnes, Caleb J. ..................................... Wright State University ..........................................18 Baylor, Brandon S. ...................................... Marietta College................................................37 Bendele, Dean T. ......................................... Marietta College................................................38 Bennett, Heather M. .............................. University of Cincinnati ........................................116 Benton, Melissa R. ............................... The University of Toledo .........................................62 Blake, Adam M. .................................... Wright State University ..........................................85 Bodnar, Karin L. ...................................The University of Akron..........................................54 Bradford, Robyn L. ............................... Central State University .................................... 24-25 Bridges, Royel S. ...................................Wilberforce University...........................................79 Brinson, Tanisha M. ...............................Wilberforce University...........................................80 Bryant, Rachel L. .................................. Wright State University ..........................................86 Carter, Jeffrey W. .................................Ohio Northern University.........................................45 Chan, Catelyn H. ..............................Cuyahoga Community College............................... 94-95 Charvat, Robert C. ................................ University of Cincinnati ..........................................14 Cobb, Katherine M. ..................................University of Dayton.............................................73 Coburn, Kimberly M. ........................... The University of Toledo .........................................63 Cosby, Lauren E. ......................................University of Dayton.............................................74 Cross, Devin M. ....................................The University of Akron..........................................55 Croston, Michael E. ..............................The University of Akron..........................................56 Dandino, Charles M. ............................. University of Cincinnati ..........................................67 Daniels, Jesse E. .................................... Central State University ..........................................26 Dawson, Alexander J. ................................ Miami University ...............................................41 Day, Jason H. ....................................... The University of Toledo .......................................114 DeChellis, Danielle M. .....................Youngstown State University....................................120 Dehner, Gina M. ................................... University of Cincinnati ........................................117 DiBenedetto, Joseph M. ...............................Ohio University.................................................50 Edwards, David M. ......................................Ohio University.................................................51 Edwards, Kristen D. .............................. Central State University ..........................................27 Flateau, Davin C. .................................. University of Cincinnati .................................... 68-69 Fleming, Michelle K. ........................Youngstown State University......................................90 Foster, Daniel R. E. ............................. The Ohio State University ..........................................8 Fries, Kaitlin M. .......................................University of Dayton.............................................75 Gambone, Thomas M., II ......................The University of Akron..........................................57 2 Scholar / Fellow College / University Page(s) Gerlach, Adam R. ................................. University of Cincinnati ..........................................15 Grage, Danielle L. ................................. University of Cincinnati .................................... 70-71 Guzman, Nicole D. ............................. The Ohio State University .................................... 9-10 Hall, Pierre A. .......................................The University of Akron..........................................58 Haraway, Malcolm X. ............................Wilberforce University...........................................81 Hoffman, James M. ..................................University of Dayton.............................................76 Hudak, Marguerite J. .............................The University of Akron........................................112 Hupp, Marsha E. ......................................... Marietta College................................................39 Hutchinson, Amanda E. ......................Cleveland State University......................................105 Hyden, Kathryn R. ............................Youngstown State University......................................91 Iliff, Christopher J. ...............................Ohio Northern University.......................................111 Ismail, Tariq H. .................................Youngstown State University....................................121 Jenkins, Emma B. .................................The University of Akron..........................................59 Jennings, Alan L. .....................................University of Dayton.............................................16 Johnson, Brooke R. ...........................Youngstown State University......................................92 Johnson, Phillip E. ...........................Cuyahoga Community College.....................................96 Jones, Melissa A. .................................. Wright State University ..........................................87 Kecskemety, Krista M. ....................... The Ohio State University .................................. 11-12 King, Kari J. .......................................... University of Cincinnati ........................................118 Klepac, Katherine J. ............................Cleveland State University......................................106 La Croix, Daniel E. ................................. Cedarville University ............................................20 Layton, Kara E. ....................................... Cedarville University ..........................................102 Leake, Brandon J. ..................................Wilberforce University...........................................82 Less, James M. ..................................... The University of Toledo .......................................115 Long, Kerry M. .................................. Owens Community College .......................................99 Lund, Elise J. ............................................... Marietta College..............................................109 Mbalia, Kamau B. ................................. Central State University ..........................................28 McGee, Myron'Tyshan L. ..................... Central State University ..........................................29 Mendenhall, Leah R. ................................... Marietta College..............................................110 Miracle, Tanya L. ..................................The University of Akron..........................................60 Mitchener, Michelle M. .......................... Cedarville University ............................................21 Morris, Nathaniel J. ............................... Central State University .................................... 30-31 Murray, Amy V. ...................................Ohio Northern University.........................................46 Newsom, Susan M. ............................. Terra Community College ......................................101 Nguyen, Loc Phuoc ............................... Wright State University ..........................................88 Nyers, Rebecca G. ...............................Cleveland State University......................................107
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