2019 FIU MCNAIR SCHOLARS RESEARCH CONFERENCE OCTOBER•18-19•2019
WELCOME FROM OUR MCNAIR DIRECTOR I am delighted to welcome you to the Annual McNair Scholars Research Conference hosted by Florida International University and the FIU Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program. The McNair Program is an integral part of the Student Access & Success Initiative at FIU and stands as a pillar of the university’s undergraduate research program offerings. This year’s conference features outstanding speakers, workshops, panelists, and student presenters from diverse fields in both STEM and social sciences. It is also biggest in terms of participation, with 300 participants joining us from over 35 universities from across the U.S. and the Caribbean. I am confident that the conference will provide an unforgettable experience for every participant! It would not have been possible without the generous support of Florida International University and its belief in the mission of the McNair Program. I encourage all undergraduate attendees to consider FIU for their graduate studies. Sincerely,
Alla Mirzoyan, PhD FIU McNair Scholars Program Director
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TABLE OF CONTENTS About FIU........................................................................................................................1 About the FIU McNair Scholars Conference...................................................................2 About the Keynote Speaker............................................................................................3 Workshop Sessions.........................................................................................................5 McNair Alumni Panel.......................................................................................................6 Conference Program.......................................................................................................7 Student Presenters .........................................................................................................9 Graduate School Recruitment Fair..................................................................................11 Thank you to our Sponsors!............................................................................................13 Free exhibit at the Frost Art Museum..............................................................................14 Things to do in Miami......................................................................................................15 FIU Campus Map............................................................................................................16
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MIAMI’S FIRST PUBLIC RESEARCH UNIVERSITY A WORLD-CLASS INSTITUTION
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“BEFORE YOU CAN MAKE A DREAM COME TRUE, YOU MUST FIRST HAVE ONE” —Dr. Ronald E. McNair
ABOUT THE FIU MCNAIR SCHOLARS CONFERENCE The annual FIU McNair Scholars Research Conference offers a dynamic, interdisciplinary forum in which undergraduate students (not limited to McNair Scholars) come together to share their research, network and partake in various professional development experiences. This
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year’s conference has 300 registered participants from 36
Oral Poster Sessions
different institutions of higher learning.
A Graduate Fair
At the FIU McNair Scholars Research Conference, you will
Workshops and Panel Discussions, etc.
meet a selective group of exceptionally talented, researchoriented group of undergraduate students from around the country who plan to earn graduate degrees and who wish to learn more about graduate school opportunities.
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KEYNOTE SPEAKER Dr. Christine Ortiz Massachusetts Institute of Technology
“Socially-Directed Science and Technology: Research,
as a regional accreditation commissioner for the
Education, and Internship Opportunities”
Commission on Institutions of Higher Education, New England Association of Schools and Colleges.
Dr. Christine Ortiz is a scientist, engineer, professor, scholar, and social entrepreneur. Ortiz is the (tenured
As the Morris Cohen Professor of Materials Science
and chaired) Morris Cohen Professor of Materials
and Engineering at MIT, Ortiz is a distinguished
Science and Engineering at the Massachusetts
scientist and engineer with over 175 scholarly
Institute of Technology. Ortiz is the founder of a new
publications, has supervised the research projects
nonprofit institution, Station1 (www.station1.org),
of more than 80 students from 10 different academic
that is building a new model of higher education and
disciplines, and received 30 national and international
a foundation for the university of the future through
honors, including the Presidential Early Career Award
an integrated, interdisciplinary approach to socially-
in Science and Engineering which was awarded to her
directed science and technology education, research,
at the White House by President George W. Bush. The
and entrepreneurship.
focus of Ortiz’ research is on structural or load-bearing biological and bio-inspired materials, in particular
Ortiz served as the Dean for Graduate Education
musculoskeletal (internal to the body) and exoskeletal
at MIT between 2010 and 2016, supporting
(external to the body) tissues. The ultimate objective
approximately 7,000 graduate students from 100+
of the Ortiz research program, is a fundamental,
countries. With over 25 years of experience in higher
mechanistic-based understanding of tissue function,
education, Dr. Ortiz has led cross-institutional initiatives
quality, and pathology. Dr. Ortiz research expertise
in global education, technology-enabled learning, new
includes materials design, material properties,
methods of learning assessment, fostering diversity
nanotechnology, nanomechanics, mechanics of
and inclusion and postsecondary financial models.
materials, additive manufacturing, computational
Ortiz has served on over 50 MIT departmental and
materials design, and materials and society.
Institute committees and working groups. Ortiz served 4
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WORKSHOP SESSIONS Friday, October 18, 10:30 – 11:40 a.m.
“Putting Together a Winning Personal Statement” – Dr. Denzil Streete, Yale University Location: GC 150 The personal statement remains one of the critical components of the graduate admissions process. In this interactive workshop, explore the key components of crafting a winning personal statement that show promise for your success in graduate school.
“Getting it together: Keys to a Cohesive/Competitive Graduate School Application” – Dr. Stephanie Parsons, Harvard University Location: GC 140 This workshop will focus on how the various elements of your application - statement of purpose, personal statement, reference letters, resume, and the writing sample - all should work in concert to create a cohesive portfolio reflective of your merit.
“Funding Your Graduate Program” – Dr. David M. Schafer, North Carolina State University Location: Marc Pavilion This workshop will address different types of finding available to support graduate education, with a focus on graduate fellowships. It will provide helpful insight on the fellowship application process, on how to search for nationally competitive fellowship, as well as criteria for selection.
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PHD: THE WHY, THE HOW, AND BEYOND — PERSPECTIVES FROM MCNAIR ALUMNI The panel will bring together several alumni of the McNair program who went on to receive doctoral degrees in their respective fields. The panelists, who represent different career paths (academia, industry and government) will reflect on their motivation to pursue a doctorate, how they got there, and why the work they do requires an advanced degree.
Dr. Nellymar Membreno Chemistry Albemarle
Dr. Erika Fountain Psychology University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Dr. Alejandro De La Puente, Physics, Department of Defense
Dr. Matthew DeGennaro Moderator Florida International University
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Dr. J. Chris Ford, Engineering, Florida International University
CONFERENCE AGENDA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019 6:00 P.M. - 7:30 P.M.
PRE-REGISTRATION AND LIGHT RECEPTION
Miami Pullman Airport Hotel (Paris Room)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2019 7:30 A.M.
BUS DEPARTS HOTEL FOR FIU
Drop off in front of The Herbert & Nicole Wertheim Performing Arts Center
8:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M.
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST AND CONFERENCE REGISTRATION/POSTER DROP OFF
Location: The Herbert & Nicole Wertheim Performing Arts Center
9:00 A.M. - 10:15 A.M.
WELCOME AND OPENING REMARKS BY DR. SONJA MONTAS-HUNTER
PLENARY KEYNOTE ADDRESS BY DR. CHRISTINE ORTIZ
Location: The Herbert & Nicole Wertheim Performing Arts Center
10:30 A.M. - 11:40 P.M. CONCURRING WORKSHOP SESSIONS Putting Together a Winning Personal Statement (Location: GC 150)
- Dr. Denzil Streete, Yale University
Graduate Program Funding (Location: Marc Pavilion)
- Dr. David Shafer, North Carolina State University
Getting it Together: Keys to a Cohesive,
Competitive Graduate School Application (Location: GC 140)
- Dr. Stephanie Parsons, Harvard University
Locations: Graham Center and Marc Building
11:45 P.M. - 12:45 P.M. LUNCH AT THE GC DINING
Location: Graham Center
DIRECTORS/STAFF LUNCH
Location: GC Panther Suite
1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M.
GRADUATE FAIR AND POSTER SESSION
(SESSION A – 1:00-2:15PM; SESSION B 2:30 – 3:45PM)
Location: GC Ballrooms 4:30 P.M.
BUS DEPARTS FIU FOR HOTEL
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CONFERENCE AGENDA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19. 2019 9:00 A.M.
BUS DEPARTS HOTEL FOR FIU
Drop off in front of SASC
9:45 A.M. – 11:45 P.M.
ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Morning Session
Location: Primera Casa (PC)
12:00 – 1:30P.M.
LUNCH AND PANEL “PHD: THE “WHY”, THE “HOW”, AND THE “BEYOND”:
PERSPECTIVES FROM THE MCNAIR ALUMNI”
Location: GC Ballrooms
1:45 – 4:15P.M.
STUDENT ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Afternoon Session
Location: Primera Casa (PC)
4:45 P.M.
BUS DEPARTS FIU FOR HOTEL PICK UP IN FRONT OF SASC
6:30 P.M.
BUS DEPARTS FIU FOR MIAMI BAYSIDE CLOSING CRUISE CEREMONY
PICK UP IN FRONT OF SASC
7:00 P.M.
BUS DEPARTS HOTEL FOR MIAMI BAYSIDE CLOSING CRUISE CEREMONY
8:00 P.M.
MIAMI SKYLINE CLOSING CRUISE CEREMONY & DANCE
(light appetizers included) *Cocktail attire
Location: Bayside Market Place
11:00 P.M.
2019 FIU MCNAIR RESEARCH CONFERENCE ADJOURNS
11:30 P.M.
BUS DEPARTS MIAMI BAYSIDE FOR HOTEL
Participants who wish to remain at the Biscayne Bay area, after the bus departs,
will be responsible for securing their own transportation to hotel.
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STUDENT PARTICIPANTS Bemidji State University Emily Belland Ramon Buzo Jeffery Erickson Jacob Haley Lacie Hines EvaLynn Jundt Abigail Le Voir Brenna Pemberton Kristina Rands Chelsea Samuelson Madeline Treuer Boise State University Omar Betancourt Charles Buffington Cassandra Wigfall Bowie State University Emmanuela Abraham Ifetayo Al-Din Assata ArmstrongParham Bai Bangura Cameron Chambers Maxwell Lawson Anissia Maldonado Matthias Seisay Isata Yokie Clarkson University Sasha Gallimore-Repole Mesha Iqbal Royce Nsiah Te-Ree Parrish Lyuba Salih Marcos Seef Ursan Tchouteng Njike Cleveland State University Kiara Gray Sandra Haswani Jemima Kennedy Briana Nichols Maranda Santoya Whitney Tyree
Delta State University Georgian Alexander Alexis Austin Jalen Carney Chasten Conway Laketha Covington Denecia Diew Victoria Granberry Lemarcus Hudson Stevena King Akaychia Lowery Ian Matthews Kyla Rice Hertayshia Thomas DePaul University Mandy Bryant Elizabeth Carrillo Francesca Chavez Aylin Corona Emily DeLeon Monica Estrada Melissa Nava Marissa Rasgado Alondra Venegas Drexel University Amina Floyd-Murphy Earlham College Jasmine Carter Jerilyn Gillenwater Dalia Lopez Alvaro Munguia Kendra Parker Tyrique Richardsho Gisselle Salgado Gabriel Schendler Fletcher York Florida International University Amy Acosta Joel Adams Abraham Ahumada Idarabasi Akpan Abdulmueen Alrashide
Kelly Alvarez Kaytlin Alzugaray Hannah Aziz Jasmine Banks Amanda Barreto Amanda Barroso Vanessa Berrios Diana Borrego Hannah Bruce Opris Sophia Calero Daniel Cambron Rolando Casas Ruben Castellano Marqueline Cenatus Sarah Colon Plaza Kassandra Concepcion Danielle Cooner Ivanna Corzo Jose Curiel Nicole Diaz Romina Doubnia Christopher Excellent Samantha Fernandes Elizabeth Ferrer Alejandro Gallego Venus Garcia Patricia Garcia Isabella Gimon Diana Gomez Valentina Jadue Emily Jurich Kiana Kasmaii Amelia Leon Hillary Lopez Erney Lorquet Harrison Mancke Yandra Mariano Sarah McCaffrey Emoni McGregor Laura Moralejo Joseph Moscoso Parsa Nilchian Denis Ortega Jesenia Perez Marthena Phan Deborah Pupillo Dennis Ramos
Shreyanshu Ray Amber Robinson Roberto Rojas Sebastian Salinas Gabriel Santana Rosanyely Santana Maria Santiago Kelsea Scott Sandy St-Hilaire Diana Ugalde Julie Villamil Willis Welcome Luisana Zambrano Diaz Maria Zapata Henderson State University Jarrod Bray Candace Casey Dallas Crumley Kaitlyn Davis Joseph Dees Rayna Southern Cenekeyia Tidwell John Jay College Alondra Aca Faiza Bakth Po Chung Ernest Lee Christopher Saint Jean Johnson C. Smith University Shakoya Brown Charles Langston Kean University Eve Bell Gabriel Castillo Ryan Ellison Jeremy Gusset Moushume Hai Jazmine Torres
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STUDENT PARTICIPANTS Marquette University Shayla Husted Chaimaa Maghfour Valeria Martinez-Cabrera Gerardo Mendez Koryn St. Clair Sir Lawrence Tender North Carolina Central University Akelo Agingu Alonzo Beale Jade Cole Cedric Eze Chyna Hines Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Emily Stevens Southern Nazarene University Francisco Berronies Christian Escritt Stevie Jackson Jason Patalono St. Edward’s University Isabella Barnes Sonia Briseno Rachelle Cardoza Ryder Nicholas Rebecca Sanchez Alessandra Urbina St. John’s University Jennifer Abraham Angelina Acevedo Blondine Desrosiers Destiny Eden Adrianny Inoa Ortiz Kayla Jones Aileen Martinez Christian Merchan Joseph Pellrine Cheyenne Ross 10
Sundari FoundationLotus House Leanett Reinoso The University of Texas at San Antonio Carolina Cruz Arlae Gamez-Luna University of Central Oklahoma Thalia Rodriguez University at Buffalo Nanzeeba Ahmad Kat Curry Jillian Daniels Kevin Hernandez Anoop Kiran Chi Nnoka Lauren Nina Peralta Jessica Saller Hector Sosa Denise Zheng University of California, Irvine Mariela Menendez University of Central Florida Stephanie Castelin University of Central Oklahoma Zoe Andrews Salvador Arcivar Austin Cardenas Isaiah Morales Amber Young University of Cincinnati Mikele Boyd Zoey Bass Mindy Bediako Valda Bronston
Taneya Chavis Deja Haraway Justyna Krupa Saira Matthews Sabrina Solis University of Florida Jessica Ross Jennifer Sonaly S Vale University of Guyana Cynthia Baldeo Kerrie Hooper Reuel Lewi Surojeney Persaud Shane Rampertab Travon Sheoprashad University of Minnesota Morris Isabel Montemayor Isaac Sanchez University of New Hampshire Jonathan Cooper Selina Choate University of New Mexico Osmar Aguirre Ilona Alisudjana Denicia Aragon Darlen Carter Derrick Charley Sarah Dallo Angela Davies Allison Doney Myrella Gonzalez Michael Hillyer Santiago Pacheco Jennifer Payne Kimberly Rivera Kim Rogge-Obando Mariah Simplicio Kylie Talamante
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Julianna Tibbetts Isaac Valdez Jordan Vick University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Darian Abernathy Luis Amaya-Villa Rosalyn Beecham-Green Nick Blow Paula Borden Princess Collins Taleah Frazier Alton Gayton Malikiya Hinds Blake Hite Derrick Kay Zhi-Wei Lin Jamison Lowery Anabelle Maya Verenisse Ponce-Soria Curtis Smith Traci Thompson Araseli Valverde Edward Yang University of North Carolina at Greensboro Aaliyah Belk Taylor Crawford Nijahlyn Edwards Carla Fullwood Alexis Scott Draven Ward Denaisha Wortham University of North Texas at Dallas Jennifer Valverde Warren Carter
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SCHOOL FAIR Beyond the Bachelors
American University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Barry University
Temple University
Boston University
University of California San Diego
Case Western Reserve University
University of California Irvine
City University of New York
University of Central Florida
Drexel
University of Denver Morgridge College of Education
Duquesne University
University of Miami
Emory University
Department of Biochemistry The Milller School of Medicine
Florida International University College of Engineering & Computing Department of Chemistry CREST CACHE Green School of International & Public Affairs Stempel College of Public Health & Social Work
Fordham University
University of Nebraska Medical Center University of Notre Dame University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work The Graduate School of Public & International Affairs
Wake Forest University
George Washington University
The Graduate School of Arts & Sciences Biomedical Programs
Harvard University Johns Hopkins
Wayne State University
The Bloomberg School of Public Health
Yale University
Larkin University Marian University Midwestern University North Carolina A&T State University
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NOVA Southeastern University
1 - 4 P.M.
New York University
GC Ballrooms
Tandon School of Engineering
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“WHETHER OR NOT YOU REACH YOUR GOALS IN LIFE DEPENDS ENTIRELY ON HOW WELL YOU PREPARE FOR THEM AND HOW BADLY YOU WANT THEM.” —Ronald McNair
With Oral Presentation Guidelines
Poster Presentation Guidelines
The 10-minute presentation (to be followed by a
Making an academic poster presentation at the
five-minute question period) may be accompanied
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by a PowerPoint slide show (NOTE: No Prezi presentations will be accepted). All presentation
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is 36 inches x 48 inches (either landscape or
rooms will be equipped with a (non-Macintosh) computer. Personal computers will not be allowed.
Please note that the maximum size for posters portrait orientation). Posters may be smaller.
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Posters may be printed on paper alone, laminated or mounted on foam core (although the last option is not recommended).
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Poster must be delivered between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. to Herbert & Nicole Wertheim Performing Arts Center or 9:30 a.m to 12:00 p.m. to GC Ballrooms
Scan QR Code to access the presentation schedule
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TRANSPORTATION If you are flying into Miami International Airport, and will be staying at the Pullman Miami Airport and the Hyatt House, you may use the shuttle bus service provided by the hotel for transportation from the airport to the hotel. Shuttle service is scheduled from 5:00 a.m. - 1:00 a.m. daily. Space is provided on a firstcome, first-served basis. The shuttles get very full at peak times, so please allow plenty of time to get to the terminal. The 15-minute travel time to the airport fluctuates based on traffic and other variables, such as road construction. Please exit 2nd Level (Departure Level) for curbside pick-up. The McNair Research Conference will provide transportation for you from the Pullman Hotel to Florida International University and back. The details of pick up and drop off times are in your conference agenda. Driving to FIU? If you are staying elsewhere or driving to the conference, parking will be available in the LOT 3 and BLUE Garage in metered parking spaces. BLUE Garage Directions: Enter at the intersection of 107th Ave and 16th Street, continue to the roundabout straight, and make a left into the blue garage continue to the top floor. See FIU Campus Map (marked with navy stars) for Lot 3 and Blue Garage. YOU MUST REGISTER YOUR VEHICLE TO AVOID ANY PARKING CITATIONS.
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Have some time before or after oral presentations? Visit the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum one of the largest academic art museums in South Florida, provides the community with free access to worldclass art that spans cultures and time periods. The museum resides in a beautiful 46,000 square foot building designed by Yann Weymouth and situated in the heart of FIU’s Avenue of the Arts.
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS: South Beach, 1977-1986 In 1977, Gary Monroe embarked on a decadelong project to photograph the aging Jewish community in South Beach. He had grown up around this community and sought to capture the vibrancy and slow decline of this close-knit neighborhood. Connectivity Selections from the Collection of the Frost Art Museum Through five thematic sections, Connectivity: Selections from the Frost Art Museum Collection examines how art objects, created across cultures and during different time periods, relate to one another and to myriad publics.
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THINGS TO DO
IN MIAMI
Wynwood Walls Discover true Miami graffiti art at Wynwood Walls, located in Miami’s Art District!
Perez Art Museum Miami In the heart of Downtown Miami, Perez Art Museum Miami is home to some of the most contemporary art in South Florida!
Frost Science Museum Located next to PAMM, the Frost Science Museum is the perfect way to get your science fix in the Magic City!
DINING NEAR FIU 109 Burger Enjoy a mouth watering burger along side an incredible craft brew. Located across from FIU, this place is a quick trip for a tasty meal. Finka Table and Tap The perfect fusion of Cuban, Korean, and Peruvian cuisine. Take your tastebuds around the world while you are here in Miami!
Lincoln Road Shop ‘til you drop, catch a movie, or enjoy some of Miami’s finest cuisine, Lincoln Road is the perfect way to spend your Saturday afternoon!
Vizcaya A castle right here in Miami, visit Vizcaya Museum and Gardens to arouse your senses. Visit this stunningly beautiful retreat from the bustle of modern Miami!
Dolphin Mall From movies, an arcade, and countless restaurants, Dolphin Mall is the best place to explore!
P.O.D. Market Find yourself having a sweet tooth during the conference? Stop by the P.O.D. Market in the Breezeway for a warm and tiny treat - FIU’s “crack cookies!”
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