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Emily Saras
Doctoral Student, Sociology
With a commitment to improving education equity and reducing social inequalities, Emily’s research investigates STEM Intervention Programs that aim to remove barriers between racial-ethnic minority students and their pursuit of STEM degrees and careers.
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Oluwatoyin Sangokunle
Doctoral Student, Nutrition and Food Sciences
His strong desire to develop the capacity for global impact in my field of study led him to pursue an doctoral degree. Olu has already developed an improved method of dry bean starch isolation with 20 different types of dry bean.
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Micaiah Ward
Doctoral Student, Cellular and Molecular Biology
Interested in creepy crawly things since she was a kid – Micaiah’s nickname was ‘Dirtball’. She now studies the venom compositions of snakes, centipedes, and scorpions with a focus on the evolution of venom resistance.
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Jackson Powell
Doctoral Student, Biological Science
His passion is educating the public about the importance of the ocean in climate control. Jackson also wants to address the issue of underrepresentation of minority students in the environmental sciences by becoming the role model that he lacked.
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Yourri Dessureault
Doctoral Student, Industrial Engineering
As a child, he remembers watching Star Wars, rewinding the VHS, and watching it again or reading Tin Tin: Destination to the Moon. He still has this same passion for the skies and the world above our own.
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Adrianna Tilton
Doctoral Student, Medicine
Her passion for mentoring combined with her experience in various health-care settings, has led to her commitment to patient-centered care in minority and disadvantaged populations.
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The work and research in action of graduate students at Florida State University broadly impacts the campus community and the world around us. The Office of Graduate Fellowship and Awards (OGFA) initiated the Grad Impact: Digital Narratives Project to capture and amplify the voice of the lived Graduate Student Experience at FSU through video, podcast, and written narratives. These oral histories are preserved as permanent records in a collection established for The Graduate School in the FSU Heritage
and University Archives, DigiNole: FSU’s Digital Repository. The Digital Narratives project team has grown to include undergraduate and graduate students pursuing study in various disciplines across campus and engaging in programs (InternFSU, Federal Work Study, and UROP) that encourage scholarly development beyond the classroom. To share your story or nominate a Rockstar graduate student for the Digital Narratives project, submit information here.