Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program
This June Ariel McMillan presented her research, “Perceptions of Oppression White Students of Eastern Washington University,” at the National Conference on Race & Ethnicity In American Higher Education in San Francisco, California. Ariel attended the conference as a student scholarship recipient and says that the conference experience “was beyond productive and insightful!”
This March, two McNair Scholars, Samantha de Abreu and Jennyfer Mesa Granada traveled to The 63rd Annual Southeastern Conference of Latin American Studies in Cartagena, Colombia. Samantha de Abreu presented her research: “A Tale of Symbiosis and Success: Cuban Vermiculture.” Jennyfer Mesa Granada presented on: “Al Bordo del Desastre: Waste Disposal Crisis and Response in Contemporary Mexico City.” … Read more
Last weekend the McNair staff went to Moses Lake, Wa to Big Bend Community College for the Washington State TRIO Association Conference. It was a great sharing and learning opportunity for everyone, and to prove it here are a few photos of all the TRIO Staff working extra hard!
Three of our current McNair Scholars will be traveling to Texas this weekend for the 18th Annual Texas National McNair Conference, wish Diana Ocampo, Jessica Ochoa, and Jose Razo good luck as they present over the conference weekend!
Each year the Educational Opportunity Association hosts its National McNair Student Conference and Graduate Fair at the Lake Lawn Resort in Delavan, WI. This year McNair Scholars Raquel Ramos and Virginia Morales attended and presented their research. The National McNair Research Conference has been designed to provide undergraduate students the opportunity to present their research in … Read more
Meet Ariel McMillan, a new McNair scholar for the 2015-2016 year, who was recently a student speaker during EWU’s Diversity Week in May. Below is an interview with Ariel her involvement in Diversity Week. Tell us about how you got involved in Diversity Week: I was introduced to presenting at Diversity Week because of … Read more
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