Ma-Adwoa Asamoah

Class of 2009

Hometown: Jeffersonville, IN

Major: Chemistry

Minor: African American African Diaspora Studies

Graduate Study: Attending University of Louisville in Public Health, Fall 2009

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Solvent Extraction of Metal Ions From Aqueous Solutions with Organophosphorus Acids

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Candace Ellis

Class of 2008

Hometown: St Louis, MO

Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry

Floyd Hobson

Class of 2009

Hometown: Gary, IN

Majors: Sociology and African American African Diaspora Studies

Graduate Study: Attending Indiana University Bloomington in African American African Diaspora Studies, Fall 2009

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MINORITY STUDENT EXTRACURRICULAR PARTICIPATION AND ITS EFFECTS ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

David Hocker

Class of 2009

Hometown: Lynnville, IN

Majors: Chemistry, Mathematics, and Italian

Graduate Study: Attending Princeton University in Chemistry, Fall 2009

David Hocker received the Malcolm A. Kochert Scholarship and the Charles H. & Shirley A. Stammer Scholarship from the College of Arts and Sciences for the 2009 academic year.

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Theoretical Predictions of Organic Semiconductors: A Case Study to Determine Structural and Electrochemical Information During Electron Transfer Reactions

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Ronnie Hehn

Class of 2008

Hometown: Moorhead, MN

Bachelor of Arts in Classical Studies and Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, and a minor in Religious Studies

Angele Marandet

Class of 2009

Hometown: Warsaw, IN

Major: Public Health

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Title: ‘Kapayapaan’: Examining community epidemiology and health surveillance in the Autonomous Region in the Philippines using a community health outreach worker model

Jessica Moses

Class of 2009

Hometown: Indianapolis, IN

Majors: Psychology and Criminal Justice

Attending Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis in Social Work, Fall 2009

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Adolescent Religious Activities as a Potential Mediator between Parent-Adolescent Relationships and Substance Use

Katherine Ntiamoah

Class of 2008

Hometown: Munster, IN

Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, and minors in African Languages, Political Science, and Ethics and Social Action

Katherine Ntiamoah has been selected to serve in a public diplomacy summer internship at the U.S. Embassy Kinshasa in The Democratic Republic of Congo. During her internship she will be handling media outreach and press inquiries/event for the Ambassador and visiting VIPs; helping with culture events on subjects relevant to the U.S. foreign policy agenda in D.R. Congo.  Under a grant from the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the Embassy is also filming a serial drama and writing a textbook for English as a Second Language (ESL) teachers.

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Marie Pareja

Class of 2009

Hometown: Evansville, IN

Majors: Philosophy, Classical Civilization

Minor: Anthropology

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Bypassing Boundaries: Gender Constructs in Bronze Age Crete and Thera

Stacie Sagris

Class of 2009

Hometown: Indianapolis, IN

Major: History

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Responses to the Holocaust: Through the Diarists' Eyes

Jared Shorts

Class of 2009

Hometown: Indianapolis, IN

Major: Psychology

Graduate Study: Attending the University of Akron in Industrial/Organizational Psychology

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Self-Handicapping Among Peers

Carlos Silva

Class of 2009

Hometown: Lake Station, IN

Major: Informatics

Minors: Chemistry and Spanish

Graduate Study: Attending the University of Oklahoma in Chemistry/Biochemistry

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3D-QSAR Analysis of BChE inhibitors

Whitney Stewart

Class of 2008

Hometown: Terre Haute, IN

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Graduate Study: Attending Indiana University Bloomington in Counseling Psychology

William Taylor

Class of 2009

Hometown: Stockbridge, GA

Majors: Telecommunications, Spanish, and Linguistics

Minors: International Studies and West European Studies

Graduate Study: Attending Indiana University Bloomington in Telecommunications

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Personality and Sense of Humor: Exploring How Personality Affects Preferences of Comedy in Television and Film

Angela Kay Terrell

Class of 2008

Hometown: Bloomington, IN

Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Culture, with a minor in Comparative Literature

Graduate Study: Attending Indiana University Bloomington in Communication and Culture

Kay Terrell received a McNair Graduate Fellowship from Indiana University.

Shane L Whittington

Class of 2008

Hometown: Indianapolis, IN

Bachelor of Arts in Social Work

Shane Whittington received the Governor's Fellowship. This year-long position in Governor Mitch Daniel's office begins July, 2008. Mr. Whittington also received the P.J. and Hilda W. Hill Award. This $5,000 is given to the outstanding senior on the IU Bloomington campus who has done the most to "better race relationships on the IU campus" during his/her undergraduate career.

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Lashawna P Williams

Class of 2008

Hometown: Indianapolis, IN

Bachelor of Science in Telecommunications, with a minor in African American Studies

Graduate Study: Attending Bowling Green State University in Higher Education