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Apri Agyapong, Graduate Assistant
apriakua@email.unc.edu
(919) 843-8323
Master of Arts in Education, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Bachelor of Arts in Physics, Howard University
January 2008- Present |
UNC- Chapel Hill Upward Bound Program – Graduate Assistant
- Helping to restructure and implement new program goals and operations.
- Plan, organize, and oversee Saturday Enrichment Academy
- Coordinate Bridge Summer Program
- Recruit in area high schools
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Aug. 2006-Dec. 2007 |
James B. Hunt Institute- Chapel Hill, NC – Graduate Intern/Research Assistant
- Researched initiatives/programs across the country for the betterment of science and mathematics education in North Carolina.
- Constructed the Science and Mathematics Briefing
- Researched and provided an analysis of alternative learning and structured day programs in North Carolina and across the country.
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Summer 2006 |
National Science Resources Center -Washington, D.C. – Research Associate
- Developed and analyzed data on informal science (Georgetown University study)
- Supervised high school interns
- Participated in research group regarding biodiversity for grades 4 to 9
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Aug. 2003-May 2006 |
Science, Engineering, Mathematics Mentorship Program-Howard University
- Served as a mentor and tutor to incoming freshman
- Developed research study (minority learning environments) involving high school students
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- North Carolina Council for Equal Opportunity Conference (2008)
- American Educational Studies Association (2007)- presented research paper titled “Properly” Maneuvering Race: African American conformity to gain economic and social mobility
- Urban Journal Academic Reviewer (2007)
- Youth Offenders Program (YOP) certified project interviewer (2007)
- Britton & Crump Mentorship Program for children with behavioral disorders (2008)
- Participant in various community service activities such as the AIDS Walk, “Black Tuesday” Affirmative Action March
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