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Member Highlight!
Hey Everyone,?
A part of our Community is centered around uplifting and acknowledging the many achievements of our various community members. Today, I want to highlight the achievements of two of our COMP community members, who have both successfully defended their dissertations:
Dr. Tari Hunter from California State University, Northridge?and?
Dr. Jazzmyn Ivery-Robinson from the Rochester Institute of TechnologyTari defended her dissertation titled, “Empowering Transitions: A Phenomenological Study of Black Transfer Students from California Community Colleges to California State Universities” and Jazzmyn recently followed with her work titled, “The Metaverse: African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Latino/Hispanic, and Native American (ALANA) College Students Development of a Sense of Belonging through Co-curricular Programming: An Exploratory Sequential Mixed Methods Approach.“
Congratulations to you both!!
As always, if you or someone has something worth sharing and celebrating – personal or professional, big or small – drop a line in our Community Forum.?
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Yakima Melton
COMP, Co – Leader
Director, Student Unions and Centers
Arizona State University
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Congratulations ???Dr. Tari Hunter & Dr. Jazzmyn Ivery-Robinson.
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Savitra Dow
Educational Program Manager
ACUI
Bloomington IN
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Original Message:
Sent: 08-19-2024 16:56
From: Yakima Melton
Subject: Member Highlight!Hey Everyone,
A part of our Community is centered around uplifting and acknowledging the many achievements of our various community members. Today, I want to highlight the achievements of two of our COMP community members, who have both successfully defended their dissertations:
Dr. Tari Hunter from California State University, Northridge and
Dr. Jazzmyn Ivery-Robinson from the Rochester Institute of TechnologyTari defended her dissertation titled, “Empowering Transitions: A Phenomenological Study of Black Transfer Students from California Community Colleges to California State Universities” and Jazzmyn recently followed with her work titled, “The Metaverse: African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Latino/Hispanic, and Native American (ALANA) College Students Development of a Sense of Belonging through Co-curricular Programming: An Exploratory Sequential Mixed Methods Approach.“
Congratulations to you both!!
As always, if you or someone has something worth sharing and celebrating – personal or professional, big or small – drop a line in our Community Forum.
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Yakima Melton
COMP, Co – Leader
Director, Student Unions and Centers
Arizona State University
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