MURAP - MURAP Alumni - 2005 Cohort

Name	Major	University	Mentor	Paper Title
Elyse Aldana	Anthropolgy & International Studies	UNC-Chapel Hill	Prof. Geetha Vaidynathan	"A Case Study of the World Trade Center as a 'Site of Memory'."
Danielle Callendar	Philosophy	Ursinus College	Prof. Kennetta Hammond Perry	“Justice, and only justice, you shall follow’: Christian Organizations’ Responses to the Injustice of Mass Incarceration.”
Kanisha Coleman	Psychology	UNC-Chapel Hill	Prof. Michael C. Lambert	“Family Functioning and Violence.”
Maya Coleman	Film Music	Oberlin College	Prof. David Garcia	“Afro-Cuban Music in Film and the Role of the Film Composer.”
Gabriella Deal-Marquez	American Studies	Macalester College	Prof. Ashley Lucas	“Women with Curves Articulating the Female Body: Chicana Cultural Identity in Theatre.”
Danielle Gilliard	International Studies & Global Health	UNC-Chapel Hill	Prof. Debra Skinner	“African American Perceptions of Race/Ethnicity, Health Disparities, and Genomics.”
Helen Ho	Public Policy Studies	Duke University	Prof. Rachel Willis	“Inaccuracies in Estimating Rail Ridership Demand in the Triangle Region of North Carolina.”
David Irwin	International Studies	University of St. Thomas	Prof. David Garcia	“Inheriting Radical Thought: The Influence of the 1960s on Underground Hip Hop.”
Monique Kelly	Psychology	Johnson C. Smith University	Prof. Michael C. Lambert	The Acculturation and Assimilation of Second Generation English-speaking Caribbean Immigrants: A Study of Racial and Ethnic Identity and Self-Esteem.”
Crystal Lane	Secondary Education & Communication	Villanova University	Prof. Patricia Parker	“The (Re)Production of Black Male Subjectivity in Educational Policy: ‘Zero Tolerance’ and the Articulation of Black Masculinity.”
Amanda Licato	English	University of California-Berkeley	Prof. Jennifer Ann Ho	“Reading and the Representation of Ambiguity in Jean Toomer’s Cane.”
Thomas “Tommy” Maranges	Philosophy	University of Notre Dame	Prof. Alan L. Redick	“Hospitality, Commerce, and the Path to Perpetual Peace.”
Sarah McCune	Religion & English	Birmingham-Southern College	Prof. Ashley Lucas	“Fracturing Mass Media Images of Female Incarceration: An Analysis of the PBS documentary What I Want My Words to Do to You.”
Teneisha McIntyre	Psychology	Howard University	Prof. Enrique W. Neblett, Jr.	“Coping with Racial Discrimination: The Impact of Racial Socialization and Personality on Health.”
Rene Christina Morgan	Sociology	Howard University	Prof. Patricia Parker	“Analyzing the Design of Programs for Youth in Vulnerable Communities.”
Matthew Ong	Political Science & English	University of Notre Dame	Prof. Jennifer Ann Ho	“Ideology of the American Dream in Gish Jen’s World and Town.”
Alaina Roberts	History	University of California-Santa Barbara	Prof. Reginald Hildebrand	“‘Thank God Almighty, I’s Free At Last’: Racial Identity and the Emancipation Experience of African American Slaves in the Chicksaw Indian Nation.”
Steven Roberts	Applied Psychology	New York University	Prof. Enrique W. Neblett, Jr.	“Racial Discrimination and Physiological Health Outcomes: The Role of Racial Identity.”
Joel D. Rodriguez Rivera	English	University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez	Prof. Alan L. Redick	“The Negotiation of Identities in Bilingualism through Julia Alvarez’s Something to Declare.”
Ezelle Sanford, III	Anthropology & Public Health	Washington University in St. Louis	Prof. Reginald Hildebrand	“‘Negro Hospital Renaissance’ versus ‘Negro Medical Ghetto’: A Critical Examination of Integration Policy in the Case of Lincoln Hospital.”
India Thomas	Sociology	Hampton University	Prof. Geetha Vaidyanathan	“A Du Boisian Reading of a Tyler, Texas Black Independent Film: The Girl in Room 20.”
Jonathan Wall	Sociology	Morehouse College	Prof. Rachel Willis	“One Hundred Twenty Hours of Commitment to Community: Repaying a Century-Old Covenant at North Carolina Central University.”

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