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Rachel Millings received her
bachelor’s degree in
Mathematics from Stony Brook
University in 2009. She was
awarded an NSF Scholarship in
Science, Technology,
Engineering and Math, and she
participated in the Science
Undergraduate Laboratory
Internships program at
Brookhaven National Laboratory. She is currently pursuing
her PhD in Operations Research at UC Berkeley.
Elizabeth Millings received
her bachelor’s degree in
Chemistry from Stony Brook
University in 2010. She
received an NSF Scholarship
in Science, Technology,
Engineering and Math in
addition to receiving a Merck
scholarship and an NSF
Graduate Research
Fellowship in 2011. She is currently pursuing her PhD at
Columbia University.
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Heine Nzumafo received his
degree in Electrical Engineering
from Stony Brook University in
2001. After graduation, he
served in the United States Army
Signal Corps. He is currently the
CEO of Playmobile, a company
in Virginia.
Sabrina Thompson received her
bachelor’s degree in Mechanical
Engineering from Stony Brook
University in 2005 and her
master’s degree in Aeronautical
Engineering from Georgia
Institute of Technology. She
also participated in the Science
Undergraduate Laboratory
Internships (SULI) program at
Brookhaven National Laboratory.
She is currently working for
NASA at the Goddard Space
Department of Defense.
Kimberley Tomlinson
received her bachelor’s degree
in Electrical Engineering from
Stony Brook University in
2011, and she received an NSF
Scholarship in Science,
Technology, Engineering and
Math. She is currently an
engineer at NAVAIR.
Dr. Marvin Vasquez
received his bachelor’s
degree in Engineering
Science from Stony Brook
University in 1999 and
completed his Ph.D. from
Stony Brook. He is
currently working as a
researcher for the
Dr. Jelanie Wilshire received
his bachelor’s degree in
Applied Math and Statistics at
Stony Brook University in
2005. He recently completed
his PhD in Applied Math at the
University of Florida.
Dr. Melody Goodman earned a
bachelor's degree in applied mathematics
and statistics and economics from Stony
Brook in 1999. She went on to participate
in the Minority Biomedical Research
Support program at the Harvard School of
Public Health, earning a master's degree
in biostatistics in 2003. During her
graduate studies, Goodman received an
NIH Minority Predoctoral Fellowship from the National
Institute of Child Health and Human Development. She earned
a Ph.D. in biostatistics at Harvard University in 2006 and went
on to become an assistant professor of preventive medicine
and director of the Center for Public Health and Health Policy
Research at Stony Brook University. Currently, Goodman is