Richard Coleman, Assistant Director for Library Services at West Georgia Regional Library System and MS Library Science alumnus, 2010
This interview is reprinted and condensed with permission from Roy Cummings, who is also an MS Library Science alumnus, 2010, and a mentor in the Yvonne J. Chandler mentorship Program.
What is your graduate degree in, and where did you get it from?
I earned my graduate degree from the University of North Texas. It’s in Library Science.
Jonah Turner, B.S. Data Science (2022)
Alumni Highlight: Arielle Turner, Ph.D. Applied Technology and Performance Improvement, 2020
Jonisha Ash, B.A. (2018) and M.A. (2021) Linguistics with a concentration in Computational Linguistics
Discovery Series Presents:
Title: LEAF: A Learning and Evidence Analytics Framework in Japan and for the World
Accomplished Alumni: Erin Owens, MS Library Science (2006)
Discovery Series Presents:
Discovery Series Presents:
Topic: What These Walls Won't Hold: Documentary Screening with Filmmaker Adamu Chan
Sahar Behpour has always had a desire for turning theories into applications and thoughts into actions.
Beginning her academic career as a physics Ph.D. candidate in 2017, she encountered research problems that were purely theoretical.
Melissa Robinson, 2018 MA Linguistics Alumna, credits her background in research for the career she currently has. While in her MA Linguistics program, she worked on language documentation projects with Dr. Shobhana Chelliah and had the chance to go to India to do field research. Then she worked with and learned from Patricia Cukor-Avila, Rosalia Dutra, and Alexis Palmer on her thesis. Dr. Palmer helped take her research to the next level and extend beyond the research into new projects that also led to numerous publications and presentations.
