The McNAIR Junior Fellows Program
- Up to $3000 per recipient towards summer salary (awards may vary $2000-$3000; dependent on the application, student qualifications/experience, hours anticipated, etc.)
- For College of Engineering & Computing (CEC) students in research with a CEC faculty mentor
- Any academic year (up to non-graduating seniors)
- Must have previous research experience
Deadline to apply: April 19, 2024
Program Details
To instill the concepts of in-depth pursuit of knowledge and kindle curiosity in the engineers of tomorrow.
To create a unique environment where undergraduate students can learn and excel by engaging in cutting edge research.
We firmly believe in the untapped potential of undergraduate students in performing and delivering research. This belief enables us to create opportunities integrating undergraduate students in the daily research activities performed in the College of Engineering and Computing at the University of South Carolina.
Research, or in-depth investigations concentrating on a specific topic, requires focus, persistence, and discipline. As mentors:
- we seek to prepare future minds by challenging them to become lifelong learners,
- we believe it is our duty to provide the guidance and skills for students to travel their own discovery path, and
- we aim to transform students from ‘material receivers’ to ‘material seekers.’
The McNAIR Junior Fellows program was created in Spring 2015 by Prof. Ramy Harik to provide an opportunity for students at the University of South Carolina to gain hands-on experience in the field of aerospace and manufacturing research through the McNAIR Center for Aerospace Innovation and Research. As of Spring 2018, the program has had over 100 participants and 30 graduates. In recognition of its student impact, the program was awarded a grant from the College of Engineering and Computing (CEC) in Summer 2017 to provide salary support for its student researchers.
In Summer 2018, through the support of Dean Hossein Haj-Hariri, the McNAIR Junior Fellows program expanded beyond the McNAIR Center, supporting students throughout the CEC as an official undergraduate research program of the college. The program is nearing its 4th year and is continuously looking to unlock the full potential of CEC graduates. The initial program committee consisted of Dr. Ramy Harik (founder of the McNAIR Junior Fellows Program and Professor, Mechanical Engineering), Dr. Charlie Pierce (Associate Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering), and Ms. Julie Morris (director of the USC Office of Undergraduate Research).
Please direct questions to Dr. Ramy Harik at harik@mailbox.sc.edu.
Program committee (Since March 2023):
- Dr. Lucy Yu, Professor, Mechanical Engineering
- Dr. Austin Downey, Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering
- Dr. Ramy Harik, McNAIR Junior Fellows Program director and Professor, Mechanical Engineering
Eligibility
- College of Engineering & Computing (CEC) students
- Any academic year including non-graduating seniors (this award cannot be used after graduation)
- Must be proposing work with a CEC faculty researcher
- Previous research experience (minimum 100 hours; previous work does not need to be with a UofSC faculty mentor)
- Must be in good standing with the University (no academic or judicial probation)
- Can only receive this award ONCE (no previous McNAIR Junior Fellows funding)
- Must be able to commit a minimum of 20 hours per week throughout the summer to this project. The required hours per week, weekly schedule, and start and end dates will be set between you and your mentor.
Application Process
This program provides summer salary for research with a CEC faculty researcher. Previous experience is required of ~100 hours.
- Finalize a project with a CEC faculty research mentor
- Request your mentor submit the project description and recommendation through the Mentor Application form as described below
- Prepare/develop responses for the on-line application as follows (TWO questions; max 500 words each). Review carefully for spelling and grammar.
- brief description of your previous research experience, including:
- what you have learned both specifically and more generally/personally, and
- the impact this has had on you.
- personal statement, to include:
- a brief introduction about you, your academic and career goals;
- why you would like to be a part of the McNAIR Junior Fellows program and this specific research project;
- and if not addressed above, how involvement in research fits within your goals and/or why you are interested in conducting research.
- brief description of your previous research experience, including:
- Review the budget process and award requirements below to ensure you will be compliant, if awarded
- Complete McNAIR Junior Fellows application form
- Applicants may be contacted for an application interview
Mentor Eligibility
- College of Engineering & Computing (CEC) tenure or non-tenure track faculty
- Postdoctoral fellows and graduate students may not be primary mentors but are encouraged to participate in supervising awardees
- Mentors can endorse or apply with multiple students. However, faculty can receive no more than $6000/summer in student support from this program. This typically covers two students per mentor. To apply with more than 2 students, please contact McNAIRFellows@sc.edu to discuss.
Application Process
- Students must complete the McNAIR Junior Fellows application form
- For EACH student applying, the faculty mentor must submit the Mentor Application Form which includes the following questions:
- Brief description/overview of student's project
- Brief description of project tasks, timeline, and hours anticipated.
NOTE Students are required to work a minimum of 20 hours per week throughout the summer. The required hours per week, weekly schedule, and start and end dates will be set between you and the student. - Recommendation or comments in support of the student's application (max 500 words); items to consider include coursework, current or past research experience, strengths, weaknesses, intellectual ability, writing ability, analytical skills, initiative and maturity, and level of independence (novice through advanced)
DEADLINE for BOTH student and mentor applications: April 19, 2024
Please be sure to coordinate so that both mentor and student applications are submitted by the deadline for consideration.
College of Engineering & Computing (CEC) tenure or non-tenure track faculty
Applications are accepted once per year.
If funds remain after the initial funding period, applications may be accepted on a rolling basis.
Yes, but to be considered, please address your commitment and motivation to academics and how research will contribute to this in your personal statement.
No; Only CEC students (majors or minors) are eligible for funding through MJF. However, we firmly believe in the benefits and opportunities created by research. There are many options for non-CEC students to get involved in CEC research. We encourage you to contact faculty who are involved in projects that interest you to learn more. The Office of Undergraduate Research can also help, email our@sc.edu.
No, students may only receive funding from the McNAIR Junior Fellows program once.
Once awarded, find out who processes student hires in your mentor's department. This is likely the department business manager. You will need to be hired by your mentor's department. Be sure to complete all paperwork and ask this person what else you need to do to in order to be paid or receive the award. This may include submitting hours through UofSC's Time/Leave system (see below).
IF you are hired hourly:
- Hours need to be submitted every week through the Time/Leave system, UofSC's electronic timecard system.
- Find out from your mentor, who hired you in the department and that person should be able to show you the time entry process.
- You will only be paid for the hours worked.
- Be sure to SUBMIT hours for approval every week to get paid in a timely manner.
Ask your mentor FIRST! Many projects must be kept confidential. Ask your mentor what you can and cannot say.
Research is tough and sometimes things don't go as expected. The first step is to meet with your mentor and try to work it out. Check out our page on working with a mentor for some helpful hints. There is also a document on this page regarding your Rights, Responsibilities and Resources as a researcher that may be useful.
If you need help or want to talk at any point, email McNAIRFellows@sc.edu for an appointment.
Contact Dr. Ramy Harik at harik@mailbox.sc.edu
Joshua Halbritter
“The McNAIR Junior Fellows program has had an invaluable influence on my undergraduate
years at USC. It has been an excellent outlet for applying so many of the methods
and ideas I have been taught during lectures. Each new research project has always
come as a new and exciting challenge. Every research topic is developed from real
needs in the aerospace industry, such that we get introduced to, and work with many of
the leaders from industry such as NASA, Ingersoll, Boeing and many more. I am proud
to say that my stay with the McNAIR Center will not end with the completion of my
undergraduate degree. I have been provided with the wonderful opportunity of continuing
my current research throughout the master’s program. I greatly look forward to increasing
my time spent on research, along with the challenges and successes that will follow.”
Tyler Strampp
“The McNAIR Junior Fellows program exposed me to technical systems and problem solving
opportunities that are normally reserved for graduate students. Thanks to the program,
I have knowledge of multiple modeling software systems which gives me more career
opportunities than school alone. The freedom given to the teams made successes and
consequences of key decisions carry greater importance –similar to the professional
world. After all, the real world doesn’t have letter grades. The opportunity to work
in a small team with the challenge of different schedules meant that members needed
to work individually as well and give reports during meetings. The combination of
individual and team work meets requirements that many professional jobs require.”
Michael Haddad
"I love most the creativity associated with the experiments. Every day we face a new
situation and challenge ourselves to develop a solution with the resources and time
we have available. Also being that this program is perfectly inclusive to a busy schedule.
It is what you make of it, the time commitment is easy enough to balance between classes
and work. Many times MJF proves to be the most interesting part of my day."
Awardees
- Maximum award is $3000 but may range from $2000-3000
- summer salary only
- salary rate minimum of $10/hour
- full award covers maximum of 300 hours of work
- only paid for hours worked
- minimum of 20 hours/week (mentor will set your weekly schedule and required hours per week)
- typically, hours will be submitted and approved through the Time/Leave system (UofSC's electronic timecard system)
- Funds will be transferred to the mentor's incentive account
- The mentor is responsible for ensuring the student is hired and approves hours
- Funds are for student salary only and poster printing; may not be used for supplies/travel
- Funds may NOT be transferred to a different student
- If student fails to meet mentor expectations or hours of work, remaining funds are to be returned to the program (please contact McNAIRFellows@sc.edu with questions)
- Up to 300 hours of work over the summer. NOTE: awardees must record and submit hours worked through UofSC's Time/Leave system, every week. Ask your mentor who to talk with about this process.
- Attend orientation and other MJF Community of Scholar activities, including program graduation.
- Complete the on-line CITI Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) / Ethics Modules
- Additional oversight is required for projects involving human subjects, vertebrate animals, or travel outside the US.
- Maintain consistent effort towards the completion of the project throughout the grant period. This is evaluated by the research mentor through the Research Registry system, based on this rubric OR upon a set of guidelines/requirements established by the mentor for a successful semester of research.
- Poster presentation at the Summer Poster Symposium held at the end of July/first of August *NOTE a pdf/jpg of poster must be provided through Blackboard and may be posted on-line.
- Awardees are strongly encouraged to:
- Pursue Graduation with Leadership Distinction - Research pathway
- Apply for additional grants or fellowships through the Office of Fellowships and Scholar Programs and internal grants through the Magellan programs and/or Honors College
- Publish and present as recommended by your mentor
- Submitted poster at the Summer Poster Symposium
- Letter from Mentor attesting to completion of research requirements
- Awardees are requested to email the poster in PDF format, mentioning the McNAIR Junior Fellow Award, to karleeh@mailbox.sc.edu by August 11, 2023 to be considered for graduation
In 2018, Dr. Hossein Haj-Hariri, Dean of the College of Engineering and Computing, expanded the existing McNAIR Junior Fellows program by committing funds to support students engaged in mentored research experiences throughout the CEC. The following students have been funded by year:
See highlights of the 2019 McNAIR Junior Fellows at:
Orientation and Welcome
Summer Poster Symposium
Program Graduation
Omari Adams
Mentor: Xinyu Huang, Mechanical Engineering
Leak detection while composite tube undergoes flexure testing
Andrew Anderson
Mentor: Ramy Harik, Mechanical Engineering
Data Driven Composites
Taylor Bauman
Mentor: Melissa Moss, Biomedical Engineering
Influence of Tannic Acid on Aβ Oligomer-Induced Inflammation Associated with Alzheimer’s
Disease
Eboni Brown
Mentor: Erdem Sasmaz, Chemical Engineering
Synthesis of Core-Shell Structures for Carbon Dioxide and Hydrogenation
Brennan Cain
Mentor: Nikolaos Vitzilaios, Mechanical Engineering
Bird’s Eye View: A Marsupial Survey System
Andrew Campbell
Mentor: Michael Sutton, Mechanical Engineering
An Experimental Investigation to the plastic flow and strain hardening of Aluminum
alloy using 3D digital image correlation
Elsa Compton
Mentor: Michael Sutton, Mechanical Engineering
Viscoelastic Response of Thermoplastic - Carbon Fiber Specimen PEEK/AS4
Hunter Damron
Mentor: Ioannis Rekleitis, Computer Science and Engineering
Hierarchical State Estimation of an Underwater Robot
Ben Douglas
Mentor: Charles Pierce, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Evaluating Physical and Mechanical Properties of Gypsum Soils Stabilized with Asphalt
Emulsion
Lucas Dull
Mentor: Sang Hee Won, Mechanical Engineering
Characterization of NOx formation in the hydrocarbon post-flame zone
Natalie Duprez
Mentor: Kenneth Roberts, Chemical Engineering
Examining Photoactive Properties of Polymer-Metal Composites for Solar Energy Harvesting
Lisa Falta
Mentor: Shamia Hoque, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Sustainable healthy building design
Brandon Fryson
Mentor: Enrica Viparellia, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Measuring channel patterns and geometry in a model floodplain
Roberto Gambarini
Mentor: Chang Liu, Biomedical Engineering
Detection of CRISPR Mediated Nucleic Acids using Biological Nanopore
Hayley Hall
Mentor: Michael Gower, Chemical Engineering & Biomedical Engineering
Assessing the ability of resveratrol releasing scaffolds to support healthy dietary
changes as a treatment strategy for type 2 diabetes
James Johnson
Mentor: Ioannis Rekleitis, Computer Science and Engineering
Autonomous 3D Coverage of Underwater Structures
Tristan Klintworth
Mentor: Pooyan Jamshidi, Computer Science and Engineering
Learning Bayesian Network Structures using Curriculum Learning
Carly Lawyer
Mentor: Erfan Goharian, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Vulnerability Assessment of Storm Water Management Ponds to Sea Level Rise in Coastal
Regions of South Carolina
Shilpkumar Patel
Mentor: Shamia Hoque, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Sustainable, Healthy Building Design: Effects of Ventilation Design on Bacterial Transport
Andrew Re
Mentor: Nikolaos Vitzilaios, Mechanical Engineering
Development of an open source, customizable, 3D printed mini quadcopter
Sydney Sanders
Mentor: Enrica Viparelli, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Effect of Sediment Patterns on Floodplains
John Weiss
Mentor: John Weidner, Chemical Engineering
3D evaluation and optimization of gas diffusion layers (GDL) for PEM fuel cells through
computational fluid dynamics (CFD)
Prior to the grant award in Summer 2018, students who achieved a minimum of 200 hours in the program over at least 2 academic semesters for seniors or a minimum of 5 hours per week over 3 semesters for all others, could apply to be recognized with the title of McNAIR Junior Fellow.
The following students achieved the title of McNAIR Junior Fellow Graduates:
Julie Roark
Mentor: Subramani Sockalingam
Impact Response of Pseudo Woven Composites
Mark Ablonczy
Conner Brown
Nicholas Coppola
Connor Frailey
Peter Reeves Gilday
Michael Haddad
Sam Jones
Michael Keifer
Timothy Phelps
Susan Rogers
Megan Ryan
Cody Shuman
Paul Sinkez
Jackson Swiney
Stephen Williams
Ziamara Wilson
Brian Youngblood
Wes Drawbridge
Jonathan Fang
Joshua Halbritter
Daniel Lin
Liudas Panavas
Alejandro Rodriguez
Rachel Rudd
Kevin Scharf
Brandon Seay
Aaron Smith
Tyler Strampp
Frank Thomas
Alexander Wolfgang Tuk
Kieran Twohig
Alexander Zuloaga
The following students were program participants by semester:
Abdullah Albuhussain
Mentor: Andy Eulberg
AFP Manufacturing Room
Ilyass Alkindi
Mentor: Darun Barazanchy
Topsteer
Ayuob Alwahaibi
Mentor: Sang Hee Won
Diagnostics in Jet Fuel Combustion
Andrew Anderson
Mentor: Andy Eulberg
AFP Manufacturing Room
Robert Bass
Mentor: Subramani Sockalingam
Composite materials manufacturing and testing
Gregory Belk
Mentor: Tanvir Farouk
Plasma Research
Joshua Billings
Mentor: Floris van Zenten
ODB Extraction
Christopher Blouin
Mentor: Wout De Backer
3D Printing
William Bonarrigo
Mentor: Roudy Wehbe
Composites Design, Testing & Manufacturing
David Brown
Mentors: Chris Sacco and Anis Radwan
AFP Sensor Fusion
Nicholas Busby
Mentor: Burton Rhodes
HAAS CNC
Robert Carter
Mentor: Zafer Gurdal
Automated Manufacturing of Composites
Tanner Clarkson
Mentor: Ramy Harik
AFP Layup Strategies
John Cooley
Mentor: Subramani Sockalingam
Composite Materials Manufacturing and Characterization
Nick DeMaio
Mentor: Andy Eulberg
AFP Manufacturing Room
Tyler Dillard
Mentor: Zafer Gurdal
Composite Manufacturing & Testing
Alexander Epps
Mentor: Subramani Sockalingam
Ballistic Material Characterization
John Fewell
Mentors: Chris Sacco and Anis Radwan
AFP Defects Inspection
Cade Fisher
Mentors: Zafer Gurdal and Israel Ayodele
Composites Testing
Peter Gilday
Mentor: Ibrahim Sarikaya
Plasma Surface Treatment and Testing
Michael Haddad
Mentor: Ibrahim Sarikaya
Contamination/Characterization of Composites
Clint Harmon
Mentor: Andy Eulberg
AFP Manufacturing Room
Jeremy Herrera
Mentor: Benjamin Greenberg
Heat Process Control for AFP
Abby Herschman
Mentors: Wout De Backer and Arturs Berg
3D Printing
Cameron Knox
Mentor: Andy Eulberg
AFP Manufacturing Room
Mario Maria
Mentor: Andy Eulberg
AFP Manufacturing Room
Josh Patel
Mentor: Benjamin Greenberg
Heat Process Control for AFP
Cody Shuman
Mentor: Ibrahim Sarikaya
Composites Bonding Process
Ryan Smith
Mentor: Ramy Harik
AFP Layup Strategies
Jackson Swiney
Mentor: Burton Rhodes
Automated Fiber Placement
Brendan Whitmire
Mentor: Andy Eulberg
AFP Manufacturing Room
Stephen Williams
Mentor: Ramy Harik
Process Planning for AFP
Ziamara Wilson
Mentor: Clint Saidy
Supplier Cost Switch Modeling
Brian Youngblood
Mentor:
Advanced Composite Manufacturing
Hanxin Zheng
Mentor: Ramy Harik
AFP Layup Strategies
Nicolas Zuppas
Mentors: Chris Sacco and Anis Radwan
AFP Defects Inspection
Abudallah Albuhussain
Mentor: Brian Tatting
AFP Part Marker
Faris AlFarsi
Mentor: Zafer Gurdal
Automated Manufacturing of Composites
Raid Al-Rashdi
Mentors: Caleb Pupo and FlorisJan van Zenten
Fiber Steering
Ayuob Alwahaibi
Mentor: Zafer Gurdal
Automated Manufacturing of Composites
Robert Bass
Mentor: Subramani Sockalingam
Composite materials manufacturing and testing
Gregory Belk
Mentor: Tanvir Farouk
Plasma Research
Joshua Billings
Mentor: Caleb Puppo
ODB Extraction
Christophe Blouin
Mentor: Jessie Pandher
Induction Welding
William Bonarrigo
Mentor: Roudy Wehbe
Composites Design, Testing & Manufacturing
Conner Brown
Mentor: Ramy Harik
Automated Manufacturing of Composites
David Brown
Mentors: Chris Sacco and Anis Radwan
AFP Sensor Fusion
Nicholas Busby
Mentor: Burton Rhodes
HAAS CNC
Robert Carter
Mentor: Zafer Gurdal
Automated Manufacturing of Composites
Marquis Cheeseboro
Mentors: Chris Sacco and Anis Radwan
AFP Defects Inspection
Theodore Cook
Mentors: Zafer Gurdal and Ramy Harik
Automated Manufacturing
Nicholas Coppola
Mentor: Jessie Pandher
Induction Welding
Matthew Cover
Mentor: Wout De Backer
3D Printing
Jay Crook
Mentor: Clint Saidy
Value Stream Mapping
Tyler Dillard
Mentor: Zafer Gurdal
Composite Manufacturing & Testing
Austin Dove
Mentor: Ramy Harik
AFP Process Planning
Rajeh Faraj
Mentor: Wout De Backer
3D Printing
Conner Frailey
Mentor: Wout De Backer
3D Printing
Peter Gilday
Mentor: Ibrahim Sarikaya
Plasma Surface Treatment and Testing
Benjamin Greenberg
Mentor: Ramy Harik
Thermoplastic AFP Machine
Michael Haddad
Mentor: Ibrahim Sarikaya
Contamination and Characterisation of Composite Surface
Jeremy Herrera
Mentor: Kaishu Xia
Heat Process Control for AFP
Abby Herschman
Mentors: Wout De Backer and Arturs Berg
3D Printing
Corey Hubert
Mentor: Roudy Wehbe
Composites Design, Testing & Manufacturing
Chibuzo Ibemere
Mentor: Luis Bahamonde
Finite Elements
Noemie Iniguez
Mentor: Subramani Sockalingam
Ballistic Material Modeling
Sam Jones
Mentor: Ramy Harik
HAAS CNC Machine
Sadad Khan
Mentor: Darun Barazanchy
Programming
Joseph Lafond-Favieres
Mentor: Subramani Sockalingam
Composite materials manufacturing and testing
Elijah Losoff
Mentor: Subramani Sockalingam
Ballistic Material Modeling
Matthew McGee
Mentor: Luis Bahamonde
Topology Optimisation of Composites
Theodore Meiners
Mentor: Brian Tatting
AFP Part Marker
Syed Noor
Mentor: Brian Tatting
AFP Part Marker
Josh Patel
Mentor: Kaishu Xia
Heat Process Control for AFP
Jacob Payne
Mentor: Jessie Pandher
Programming
Hunter Peskar
Mentor: Zafer Gurdal
Automated Manufacturing of Composites
Jeremy Petzel
Mentor: Wout De Backer
3D Printing
Timothy Phelps
Mentor: Israel Ayodele
Composites Testing
Jared Polikoff
Mentor: Jessie Pandher
Induction Welding
August Price
Mentor: Luis Bahamonde
Finite Elements
Megan Ryan
Mentor: Ibrahim Sarikaya
Characterization of Composite Surface
Alicia Sheinkin
Mentor: Jessie Pandher
Induction Welding
Daniel Shuler
Mentor: Israel Ayodele
Composites Testing
Cody Shuman
Mentor: Ibrahim Sarikaya
Composites Bonding Process
Joe Simpson
Mentor: Luidas Panavas
Supply Chain Tool Development
Paul Sinkez
Mentor: Wout De Backer
UAV 3D Printing
Ryan Glenn Smith
Mentor: Roudy Wehbe
Composites Design, Testing & Manufacturing
Vijay Soni
Mentor: Ramy Harik
Composites Research
Christopher Stein
Mentor: Zafer Gurdal
Automated Manufacturing of Composites
David Steiner
Mentor: Clint Saidy
Value Stream Mapping
Jackson Swiney
Mentor: Burton Rhodes
Automated Fiber Placement Programming
Alexander Vereen
Mentors: Caleb Pupo and FlorisJan van Zenten
Fiber Steering
Stephen Williams
Mentor: Ramy Harik
Process Planning for AFP
Ziamara Wilson
Mentor: Clint Saidy
Supplier Cost Switch Modeling
Joanne Wu
Mentor: Israel Ayodele
Composites Testing
Brian Youngblood
Mentor:
Advanced Composite Manufacturing
Nicolas Zuppas
Mentors: Chris Sacco and Anis Radwan
AFP Defects Inspection
Mark Ablonczy
Adam Batton
David Bianco
Devon Brosius
Treyvon Brunson
Cody Carter
Carl Chandler
Nicholas Coppola
Miles Deluca
Joshua deMedici
John Dreher
Kingsley Etonwana Nweye
Jonathan Fang
Matt Fecas
Mike Fritsky
Joseph Gibbs
Josh Halbritter
Christopher Head
Abigail Herschman
Jodecy Hithe
Michael Shane Issa
Sam Jones
Michael Keifer
Anil Kilcali
Riley Knight
Jeffrey Koch
Daniel LiCause
Juan Licea
Daniel Lin
David Long
William Long
Julia Martirano
Matt McGee
Jordan McMahan
Maxwell Mohr
Robert Moore
Shana Mussel
Anthony Nguyen
Miguel Nillas
Syed Noor
Ryan Odom
Charles Jared Ott
Liudas Panavas
David Payne
Jeremy Petzel
Timothy Phelps
Mary Philips
James Ponticello
Andrew Re
Alejandro Rodriguez
Susan Rogers
Rachel Rudd
Alex Santelle
Kevin Scharf
Brandon Seay
Olaoluwa Shorinwa
Kishan Singh
Aaron Smith
Grayson Smith
Jake Snider
Reid Stayanoff
Tyler Strampp
Jackson Swiney
Frank Thomas
Dakari Towns
Wolfgang Tuk
Kieran Twohig
Kristin VanLuit
Graham Vaught
Aaron Vincent
Zhixiang Wang
Jordan Waters
Cameron Wilkes
Tao Wu
Brian Youngblood
Alexander Zuloaga
The McNAIR Junior Fellows program has been invaluable in helping me begin my career in research, particularly in coauthoring my first article for a scientific publication.
Alex Zuloaga