Rediscovering R and D: Pursuing Graduate Level STEM Professions
March 3 - 11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Over the past several decades, researchers have highlighted the fact that there is
a general underrepresentation of minority
(URM) students—particularly African American, American Indian, and Hispanic students—in
science, technology, engineering,
and mathematics (STEM) fields at the graduate level. While earning a Ph.D. in a STEM
field can be challenging, it can also be
very rewarding. This session will highlight members of the STEM community who’ve found
success at the graduate level and are
using their skills in meaningful ways.
![]() Ms. Alexius Lampkin Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology Ph.D. Candidate /NSF Fellow University of Wisconsin-Madison Read Full Bio |
![]() Mr. Maxwell McCray Purification Chemist Ambiopharm Inc. |
![]() Mrs. Ashley Walker 2nd Year Graduate Student Louisiana State University |
![]() Dr. JaNise Jackson, Ph.D. Organic Chemistry Laboratory Teaching Assistant Morehouse College |
![]() Mr. Howard Weatherspoon Ph.D. Student University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
Moderated By
![]() Dr. Louise Wrensford, Ph.D. Executive Director, Office of Research & Sponsored Programs Albany State University |