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Christina Abate is starting her senior<br />

year at Binghamton University (BU),<br />

majoring in Mechanical Engineering<br />

with a concentration in Sustainable<br />

Engineering. She participated in the<br />

2011 LSAMP Summer Research<br />

Program, conducting research and<br />

implementing a water distribution<br />

system in Rio Hondo, Honduras under<br />

the direction of Drs. Daryl Santos and Raymond Barnes.<br />

Christina is currently the Vice President of the Society of<br />

Hispanic Professional Engineers chapter at BU.<br />

Crystal Blair is currently a senior<br />

majoring in Biology at Binghamton<br />

University. Crystal transferred to BU<br />

from Owesgo, State University of New<br />

York in Spring 2010. This past summer<br />

she participated in the BU LSAMP 2011<br />

Summer Research Program, conducting<br />

research that focused on the expression<br />

patterns of NADPH oxidase subunits in<br />

NGF- treated PC12 cells. Upon<br />

completing her B.S., Crystal plans to<br />

pursue a Master’s and Ph.D. in Public Health so that she can<br />

continue research as well as apply her research outside of the<br />

lab to improve the lives of others in the greater community.<br />

Marie Coralie Brutus graduated from<br />

Binghamton University with a B.S. in<br />

Industrial and Systems Engineering in<br />

2011 with a GPA of 3.9/4.0. She joined<br />

LSAMP her sophomore year and<br />

participated in the Science Undergraduate<br />

Laboratory Internships (SULI) at<br />

Brookhaven National Laboratory for two<br />

consecutive summers. Her senior project<br />

and 2011 LSAMP summer research<br />

involved the design and construction of a water distribution<br />

system in Rio Hondo, a small community in rural Honduras.<br />

Coralie received the Binghamton University President’s<br />

Award for Undergraduate Student Excellence in Spring 2011.<br />

She is currently pursing her M.S. in Industrial Engineering at<br />

Pennsylvania State University, with funding.<br />

122<br />

New York<br />

State University of New York (SUNY) LSAMP<br />

Binghamton University * Broome Community College * Buffalo State College *<br />

Dutchess Community College * Nassau Community College * Orange Community College *<br />

Schenectady Community College * Stony Brook University * Suffolk Community College * SUNY<br />

College at New Paltz * SUNY College at Old Westbury * Tompkins Cortland Community College *<br />

Ulster Community College * University at Albany * University at Buffalo<br />

Dr. Susan Campbell graduated from<br />

Binghamton University with a B.S. in<br />

Psychobiology in 1997. Dr. Campbell<br />

credits her experience as an<br />

undergraduate research assistant in<br />

determining her career path. She received<br />

her Ph.D. in Neurobiology from the<br />

University at Alabama (UAB) in 2005.<br />

Since 2010 Dr. Campbell has worked as the Associate<br />

Director for Research, Outreach and<br />

Development/Postdoctoral Fellow at the UAB’s Civitan<br />

International Research Center (CIRC). CIRC is an<br />

interdisciplinary center dedicated to improving lives through<br />

brain research and treatment of developmental disabilities.<br />

Steven Collazos graduated from<br />

Binghamton University with a B.S. in<br />

Mathematical Sciences and a minor in<br />

Physics in August 2011. In the<br />

summers of 2009 and 2010 he<br />

participated in the Rice University<br />

Summer Institute of Statistics NSF<br />

REU. Steven participated in the 2011<br />

BU LSAMP/McNair Summer<br />

Research Program, conducting research under the direction of<br />

Dr. Matthias Beck, Associate Professor of Mathematics at San<br />

Francisco State University (SFSU). He is in his first semester<br />

of the M.S. in Mathematics Program at SFSU with funding,<br />

and intends to pursue a Ph.D. in Pure Mathematics.<br />

Ph.D. Candidate, Giancarlo (John)<br />

Cuadra graduated in 2004 from<br />

Binghamton University with a B.S. in<br />

Biological Sciences, Cell and<br />

Molecular Biology. John began his<br />

undergraduate career at Rockland<br />

Community College, receiving his A.S.<br />

in Mathematics and Science and<br />

working as an undergraduate research<br />

assistant at BU in 1999 through the<br />

NIH funded Bridges to the Baccalaureate program. Giancarlo<br />

expects to complete his is PhD in Biological Sciences at<br />

Binghamton in Spring 2011. Giancarlo is married and the<br />

proud father of two boys and a baby girl.

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