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2007-2008 Presidential and Boeing Scholars
Presidential Scholars
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Alevtina Gall
Research Faculty Mentor: Professor
Kevin
Urdahl
Project Title: Does the Suppressive Function of Regulatory T cells
Contribute to the Establishment of Persistent Mycobacteria
tuberculosis Infection?
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Ismenia Gaviria
Research Faculty Mentor: Professor
Sarah Bryant-Bertail
Project Title: “Resistiendo el Secuestro: Performing resistance to
kidnappings, through normativity, in contemporary Colombia.”
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Rachel Gillum
Research Faculty Mentor: Professor
Tony Gill and Professor Brayn D. Jones
Project Title: Allies or adversaries?: an examination of
anti-American sentiment in Turkey and Iran
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Adam Hamilton
Research Faculty Mentor: Professor Laura Chrisman
Project Title: “The Red Question”: Analyzing the Role of Marx,
Marxism and Communism in Wright’s and Ellison’s Black Literary
Aesthetic
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Vi L. Nhan
Research Faculty Mentor: Professor Susan H. Whiting
Project Title: Press Openness in China: A Comparative Analysis of
Newspaper Coverage of Labor Dispute
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Josephine (Josie) L. Quitugua
Research Faculty Mentor: Professor Susan
Brockerhoff & Professor Owen Lawrence
Project Title: Cloning
of Fluorescent Proteins for Expression in the Retina
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Michael Albert Schuleze-Oechtering
Research Faculty Mentor: Professor Enrique (Rick) Bonus
Project Title: Building a Movement for Transnational Justice: The
Activism of the KDP in Seattle
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Boeing
Scholars
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Susan Massey
Research Faculty Mentor: Professor Kristin Swanson
Project Title: Parameter Sensitivity Investigation of a
Mathematical Model of Glioma Tumorigenesis Mediated by
Platelet-Derived Growth Factor
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Rosalie McGurk
Research Faculty Mentor: Professor Zeljko Ivezic
Project Title: Developing Automatic Methods for Measuring
Metallicities from Stellar Spectra
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Laura Pina
Research Faculty Mentor: Professor Gaetano Borriello
Project Title: Classification of Human Activity
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Nelson David Robles
Research Faculty Mentor: Professor Fumio S. Ohuchi
Project Title: Na doped V2O5 Thin Films Prepared on Kapton Tape for
Flexible Thermoelectric Energy Conversion Devices
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Past Scholars
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