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Michael Scheid received his
bachelor’s degree in Biomedical
Engineering from Stony Brook
University in 2010. He received
MARC (Minority Access to
Research Careers) and New York
Space Grant awards. He is
currently pursuing a PhD in
Biomedical Engineering at
Northwestern University.
Cynthia Okoye
graduated with a
bachelor’s degree in
Pharmacology from
Stony Brook University
in 2008. She received a
MARC (Minority Access
to Research Careers)
award and is currently pursuing an MD/PhD at Albert Einstein
School of Medicine.
Kenzley Alphonse received his
bachelor’s degree in Computer
Science from Stony Brook
University in 2009. He later
received his master’s in Computer
Science and is now working for the
Internal Revenue Service.
Dr. Mary Osisami graduated
with a bachelor’s degree in
Biochemistry from Stony Brook
University in 2006. She received
a Turner fellowship and
completed a PhD in Genetics at
Stony Brook University in 2011.
Jean Christian Brutus
received his bachelor’s degree
in Mechanical Engineering
from Stony Brook University
in 2008 and continued on to
receive his master’s degree.
He participated in the Science
Undergraduate Laboratory
Internships (SULI) program at
Brookhaven National
Laboratory and also received a
Turner fellowship. He plans on an engineering career in the
construction industry.
Andre Hamilton received his
double major bachelor’s
degree in Computer
Science/Physics from Stony
Brook University in 2010 and
also completed his master’s
degree. He participated in the
Science Undergraduate
Laboratory Internships (SULI)
program at Brookhaven
National Laboratory and also
received a New York State Underrepresented Graduate
(Turne)r fellowship. He will be working for the U.S.
Government.
Eric Alvarez received his
bachelor’s degree in
Mechanical Engineering from
Stony Brook University in
2003. He is now a member of
the United States Air Force.
Jean Robert Brutus received his bachelor’s degree in
Mechanical Engineering from
Stony Brook University in
2006. He participated in the
Science Undergraduate
Laboratory Internships (SULI)
program at Brookhaven
National Laboratory and is
now an engineer in the United
States Army RDECOM.
Shelanda Clarke received
her bachelor’s degree in
Electrical Engineering from
Stony Brook University in
2006. She was awarded an
NSF Scholarship in Science,
Technology, Engineering
and Math and completed her
master’s degree at CW Post.
She is currently an engineer
for the Metropolitan Transit Authority in Boston, MA.