Having three majors might overwhelm some college students, but for Mallory Waligora it means triple the opportunities and accomplishments. 👏
Waligora earned degrees in International Relations, Public Relations, and French Language and Literature. https://t.co/xw2E2Hx0i1
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Taras K. Oleksyk, associate professor in Oakland University’s Department of Biological Sciences, has been named a U.S. Fulbright Scholar for the 2024-25 academic year. https://t.co/4jXuG6cgxe #ThisIsOU
Congratulations to Calvin Goldsmith! His hard work and dedication in the field of chemistry have earned him the prestigious CAS Meritorious Achievement Award, an NSF award, and a string of other well-deserved accolades. #BeGolden https://t.co/fChaF0ZUtQ
Oakland senior Mena Hannakachl was recently awarded the College of Arts and Sciences Meritorious Achievement Award and will speak at commencement this upcoming weekend. https://t.co/rn5YNPjV3C #BeGolden
As a forensic anthropologist, @WayneStateCLAS Professor Jaymelee Kim specializes in death — and it's taken her to interesting places, from the Wayne County Medical Examiner’s Office to mass graves in Uganda to collaborating with the FBI on cold cases.
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With the support of a @NASA fellowship, Kristen Dage is conducting exciting research into black holes — from right here at Wayne State. https://t.co/RWMzFAUk95
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When Kristen Dage was selected for the prestigious NASA Hubble Fellowship, she would have been welcomed at any institution in the U.S. — but she already knew where she wanted to go. “It was easy for me to pick Wayne State for so many reasons,” she said.
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