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The staff is composed of a program director, associate director, counseling services coordinator, and two graduate advisors who are in the process of obtaining doctoral degrees.
The EIP/McNair staff welcomes you to drop in or schedule an appointment to meet with us. Please see the Advisor Schedule if you would like to make an appointment with a specific Graduate Advisor. Each advisor's e-mail username is listed below.
All e-mails should be addressed to user at u.washington.edu
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Gabriel Gallardo, Ph.D. email: gabegms |
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Gene Kim, Ph.D. email: genekim Postdoctoral Research Fellow 1999-2001, University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Education.
Ph.D. Education 1999, University of Wisconsin-Madison. |
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Rosa E. Ramirez, M.S. email: rosaelia Rosa is a UW graduate with a B.A. in Art History. She also holds a Masters of Public Administration degree. She has been working for the Office of Minority Affairs and Diversity full time now for the last 7 years. She is very interested in learning about other cultures and languages. She plans to pursue a Ph.D. in International Studies.
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Graduate Student Advisors
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Brooke Cassell Graduate Student Advisor email: mcnair2 Brooke Cassell is a third year graduate student in the School of Forest Resources, and this is her first year with McNair/EIP. Her research interests are fire ecology, reconstruction of fire histories using tree-ring studies and restoration ecology. She grew up outside of Chicago, IL and obtained her BA in Sound Recording at Columbia College Chicago in 2003.
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Raj G. Chetty Graduate Student Advisor email: mcnair1 Raj Chetty is a PhD candidate in the English Department, with research interests in Caribbean literature and culture across English-, French-, and Spanish-language regions, black diaspora studies, postcolonial literary studies, and performance studies. His dissertation analyzes connections between radical theater projects and movements by Trinidadian, Dominican, and Jamaican playwrights. He holds a BA in English from UC Riverside, and an MA in English from Brigham Young University. This is his first year with McNair/EIP. |
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Roxana Chiappa Baros Roxana is a first year masters student
in the College of Education. Her research interests are in
the doctorate education, internationalization of higher
education and the strategies of equity that countries
implement to deal with issues of poverty, equity and
economic growth.
Roxana grew up in the north of Chile,
Copiapó, and obtained her bachelor degree in Social
Communication at the University of Santiago of Chile
(USACH). Since 2007 until 2011, she worked as an
institutional researcher in the Studies Department and
Institutional Analysis in the same university. |
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The University of Washington McNair Scholars Program is a TRIO Program funded by the United States Department of Education, and the University of Washington, and the UW Office of Minority Affairs and Diversity(OMAD).
