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THE MCNAIR SCHOLAR Volume 19 TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY Fall 2018—Summer 2019 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! THE MCNAIR SCHOLAR Volume 19 TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY Fall 2018—Summer 2019 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! Eight McNair Scholars celebrated their graduation from Truman State University during the 2018-2019 academic year! Marquita Cooper completed a Bachelor of Science in Psychology in December 2018. She is pursuing a Master of Social Work at Washing- ton University in St. Louis. Becca Light completed a Bachelor of Science in Justice Systems in December 2018. Nguyen Luong completed a Bachelor of Science in Economics in May 2019. She is pursuing a Master of Science in Computational Analysis and Public Policy at The University of Chicago. Sydney Matheis completed a Bachelor of Arts in English in May 2019. She is pursuing a Master of Arts in English at Kansas State University. Monique Maxwell completed a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology in May 2019. Maha Mohamed completed a Bach- elor of Science in Health Science in December 2018. She is pursuing a Master of Public Health at Northeast- ern University. Weston Reidt completed a Bachelor of Science in Biology in August 2019. Anna Wang completed a Bachelor of Science in Health Science in Au- gust 2019. The Truman McNair Program is funded by a U.S. Department of Education grant in the amount of $269,216 (58%) in addition to monetary and in-kind support from Truman State University valued at $198,565 (42%). ALUMNI GRADUATIONS Since our last newsletter... Nine McNair Alumni have earned Master’s degrees! Kimberly Kellerkern, 2000-2001 Graduating Cohort Master of Education in Elementary Education, University of Missouri-St. Louis, 2019 Andrea Isbell, 2001-2002 Graduating Cohort Master of Business Administration, Lindenwood University, 2017 Adrienne Johnson, 2003-2004 Graduating Cohort Master of Business Administration, Fairleigh Dickinson University, 2019 Hannah Rogers, 2014-2015 Graduating Cohort Master of Social Work, University of Missouri-Columbia, 2019 Meghan Meyers, 2015-2016 Graduating Cohort Master of Public Health and Master of Health Administration, Missouri State University, 2019 Chelsie Yokum, 2015-2016 Graduating Cohort Master of Science in Family Studies and Human Services, Kansas State University, 2018 Brandall Bond, 2016-2017 Graduating Cohort Master of Arts in Speech-Language Pathology, University of Kansas, 2019 Mackenzie Smith, 2016-2017 Graduating Cohort Master of Arts in Communication, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 2019 Franchot Walker, 2016-2017 Graduating Cohort Master of Education in Counseling Psychology, University of Missouri-Columbia, 2019 ALUMNI GRADUATIONS Since our last newsletter... Three McNair Alumni have earned research doctorates! Dr. Tiffany Caesar 2007-2008 Graduating Cohort African American and African Studies Michigan State University 2019 Dr. Jeremy Mapp 2009-2010 Graduating Cohort Educational Leadership and Administration Maryville University Dr. Kayla Simmerman 2019 2009-2010 Graduating Cohort Educational Leadership and Administration Northcentral University 2018 DR. EMMANUEL NNADOZIE MCNAIR SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship was established in honor of Dr. Emmanuel Nnadozie, founding director of the Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program at Truman State University. Truman received its first McNair grant in 1992. The program was directed by Dr. Nnadozie until he left the University in 2004. The goal of the scholarship is to assist current Truman McNair Scholars. 2019 Recipient Alyssa Soles, Biology NEW SCHOLARS Spring 2019 Cohort Noah Anderson, Physics Kyiah Bell, Health Science Ulysses Butler, Computer Science Sierra Clark, Political Science Jeremy Freese, Psychology McKenzie Garner, Linguistics and Spanish Sadeja Harper, Health Science Lydia Helfrich, Psychology Kay McNeary, Biology Madison Miller, Computer Science Abby Moreno, Studio Art Elva Moreno Del Rio, English Jayla Simms, Psychology Alyssa Soles, Biology Alyssa Tipler, Biochemistry Tori Tyler, Music Education Shannon Washington, Psychology Tre’Andice Williams, Biology PRE-MCNAIR FELLOWS In Fall 2017, Truman McNair began a new program that aims to introduce McNair’s mission and goals to McNair-eligible first-and second-year Truman stu- dents who may be able to apply to the McNair Scholars Program when eligible. Since the start of the program, the following students have participated: Noora Amin, Political Science Katherine Lee, Biology Kaitlyn Amos, Exercise Science Kaycee Little, Accounting Tyler Beauregard, Mathematics & Computer Havanna Lowes, French Science Sarahann Marsh, Nursing Kyiah Bell, Health Science Victor Martinez, Exercise Science Ruby Brattain, Psychology Tyus McCoy, Exercise Science Elias Burrough, History Asai Melgar, Biochemistry Mary Butler, Biochemistry Madison Miller, Computer Science Ulysses Butler, Computer Science Shania Montúfar, Sociology Macy Cecil, Political Science Kimberly Ramos, Psychology & Creative Sierra Clark, Political Science Writing Levi Cullifer, History & Classics Jayla Simms, Psychology Alawnna Duncan, Music Education Ashley Taylor, Psychology & Creative Writing Elyse Ellis, Sociology & Creative Writing Daniel Terry, Business Administration Dani Foster, History Alyssa Tipler, Biochemistry Carolynn Gonzalez, Biology Dametrius Wesley, Business Administration Nina Guerrero, English Tre’Andice Williams, Biology Cameron Lashley, Psychology TELCOMEHANK YOUEW, MENTORSCHOLARS! W N S Fall 2018—SpringSummer 2016 2019 Cohort Faculty Mentors Faculty Mentors are a vital part of the McNair Program, working closely with their mentees to ensure that each develops the skills necessary to become a competitive graduate school applicant and persevere to PhD attainment. Agricultural Science English & Linguistics Dr. Jessica Colpoys Dr. Joseph Benevento Dr. Heather Cianciola Art Dr. Mary Shapiro Dr. Heidi Cook Health & Exercise Sciences Biology Dr. Janice Clark Dr. Brett Berke Dr. Nancy Daley-Moore Dr. Diane Janick-Buckner Dr. Stephanie Maiden Physics Dr. William Sexton (ATSU) Dr. Tim Wiser Business Administration mentors Political Science Dr. Jeff Lingwall Dr. Meg Edwards Dr. John Quinn Chemistry Dr. Candy Young Dr. Cassidy Dobson Dr. Bill Miller Psychology Dr. Brittany Hagenhoff Dr. Yuna Ferguson Dr. Katie Judd Computer Science Dr. Jeffrey Vittengl Dr. Jon Beck Dr. Alan Garvey Sociology Dr. Victoria Mayer Economics Dr. Brian Ott Dr. Justin Jarvis ELCOMERESEARCHEW ACTIVITYCHOLARS W N S FallSpring 2018 —2016Summer Cohort 2019 Research experiences are required of all McNair scholars each year. Scholars develop an original research topic and proposal, and they have the opportunity to apply for summer internship funding through the Program as well as through external research internships. Students funded through the Truman McNair Research Internship in the summer after junior year complete and pre- sent a full-length research project and have their final manuscript evaluated in a blind review process. 2019 INDV 460 McNair Research Internship II: Ariell Bertrand #Policy Narratives: An NPF Analysis of the School Choice Debate and Social Media Myranda Billington Social Anxiety in the Get-Acquainted Process among College Students Jeremy Freese Journey, Support, and Solutions: First-Generation Student Experiences and the Academic Achievement Gap Sadeja Harper The Navigation of Pregnant Black Women in the Health Care System Abby Moreno Embracing Cultural Identity through Chicanx Themes in Latinx Artists Elva Moreno Del Rio The Role of Violent Protest: Thoreau and Malcolm X Marissa Pina Determination of Remnant Metal Waste in Natural Waters by Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy Sydney Shank Effect of Nitrate Supplementation on Oxygen Kinetics in Skeletal Muscle of Diabetic Rats Alyssa Soles Mutations in C90RF72 and a Role for Growth Factors in a Fruit Fly Model of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Ray Stewart Impacts of Multidimensional Whiteness at Truman State University: A Preliminary Report Shannon Washington The Effects of Socioeconomic Status, Education, and Ethnicity on Access to Health, Self-Esteem, and Psychological Well-Being ELCOMERESEARCHEW ACTIVITYCHOLARS W N S FallSpring 2018 —2016Summer Cohort 2019 2019 INDV 360 McNair Research Internship I: Noah Anderson, Kyiah Bell, Ulysses Butler, Sierra Clark, Lydia Helfrich, Kay McNeary, Madison Miller, Jayla Simms, Alyssa Tipler, Tori Tyler Noah Anderson continued his research with Dr. Tim Wiser through the entire summer, which culmi- nated in a final presentation entitled “The Effects of Jupiter on Dark Matter in the Solar System”. 2019 Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REUs): Ulysses Butler Washington University in St. Louis Alyssa Tipler University of Missouri—Columbia Professional Research Conference Presentations Truman Summer Research Symposium 2018: Kirksville, MO Marquita Cooper, Azeeza Eagal, Yu Xuan Lin, Nguyen Luong, Sydney Matheis, Monique Maxwell, Maha Mohamed, Marissa Pina, Weston Reidt, Alyssa Tipler, Ari Vera MO-KAN-NE McNair Heartland Research Conference 2018: Kansas City, MO Ariell Bertrand, Myranda Billington, Marquita Cooper, Azeeza Eagal, Sydney Matheis, Monique Maxwell, Marissa Pina, Sydney Shank, Ray Stewart, Weston Reidt Truman Student Research Conference 2019: Kirksville, MO Monique Maxwell, Jayla Simms, Alyssa Soles, Alyssa Tipler, Ari Vera ELCOME EW CHOLARS W N S Spring 2016 Cohort Program Staff Project Director: Dr. Heather Cianciola Phone: (660) 785-5393 Advising Specialist: Amanda Turnbull [email protected] Program & Evaluation Coordinator: Stephanie Raymond mcnair.truman.edu TRIO Program Assistant: Meghan Jones .
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