From looking at community perceptions of reentry barriers to formerly incarcerated people to the impact of chemical weathering from Mount St. Helen’s on streams, EWU McNair Scholars have been hard at work researching all summer under the guidance of their mentors. On October 1st and 2nd. Nine of these scholars presented at the 2020 Virtual Baylor McNair Research Conference! This conference brought together over 350 students, staff, and faculty from McNair programs across the country. Presenting at the conference gives student practice for the future, as well as the opportunity to network with graduate programs across the country. Congratulations to our amazing student presenters and huge thanks to their mentors for ongoing support! Click on the student’s name below to learn more about them and their research.
Mentor: Dr. Majid Sharifi, International Affairs and Political Science
Mentor: Dr. Judd A. Case, Biology
Mentor: Dr. Carmen Nezat, Geology
Mentor: Dr. Lindsey Upton, Criminology
Mentor: Dr. Dorothy Zeisler Vralsted, International Affairs
Mentor: Dr. Yao Houndonougbo, Chemistry
Mentor: Dr. Rebecca Brown, Biology
Mentor: Dr. Jillene Seiver, Psychology
Mentor: Dr. Brian Buchanan, Archaeology/GIS
