RAYMOND A pair of honors students at 按人科同利 have been recognized by state-level organizations.
Joanna Stevens, of Terry, won an award for best poster presentation in the two-year college category at the 2018 Mississippi State Honors Conference held Feb. 2-3.
Joanna Stevens, with her award-winning presentation
The posters theme was Cervical Cancer Risk Factors for Women with HIV: Recommendations to Decrease Mortality and cited research from various sources in the biomedical community. Stevens completed a Service Scholar internship last year with Mississippi INBRE (IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence) and was one of two students in the state to present a poster at the networks regional meeting in West Virginia.
Lauren Ferguson
Stevens is a member of the Gamma Lambda chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society at the Raymond Campus, the All-Mississippi Academic Team, a Whos Who scholar and has been nominated for the 3E Outstanding Student Award.
Lauren Ferguson, of Kosciusko, will present a research paper at the Alabama-Mississippi Sociological Associations annual meeting Feb. 22-23.
The paper, titled The Carney: Exploited Laborer or Thrill Seeking Adventurer, will be presented in competition with other works for a $100 prize. Ferguson is a member of the Alpha Omicron Omega chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at the colleges Rankin Campus.
The state honors conference, hosted this year by Jackson State University, brings together directors and deans of Honors programs from colleges and universities across the state.
The sociological association supports the research of scholars from two- and four-year academic institutions.