NRTS
Awards Banquet
In conjunction with the SOARS Conference, a banquet honoring the
NRTS scholars was held in Durham, North Carolina. The keynote speaker
was Mr. James Harrington, the NASA MU-SPIN Project Manager at Goddard
Space Flight Center.
2002-2003
Research Scholars
Baber,
Cheickna
Bah, Ramatoulie
Bradley, Ian
Booker, Annette
Brown, Dana
Bullock, Kimberly |
Davis,
Vicnet
Graves Danielle
Hamilton, Joseph
Jones, Charles
McKenzie, Courtney
Newby, Golar |
Richburg,
Sheldon
Robinson, Spencer
Sawyer, Marsha
Seward, Carl
Smith, Eunice
Smith, Genee |
Smith
Tammy
Soaterra, Loisa
Veale, Nelson
Wiles, Theon
Williams, Charity
Creekmore, Linwood |
NRTS
Consortium-Higher Education Members
Bennett
College
North Carolina A&T State University
University of NC at Pembroke |
Fayetteville
State University
Virginia State University
Hampton University |
Norfolk
State University
Elizabeth City State University |
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"After
dinner, Mr. James Harrington, MU-SPIN Project Manager at the Goddard
Space Flight Center, spoke briefly on the "Agenda for Environmental
Research and Education". One point that he continually stressed
was that "environmental research and education are key elements
of global health and prosperity." Mr. Harrington also stated
that "The most challenging scientific and engineering problems
that we face at the beginning of the 21st century are environmental,
including rapid climate and ecological change, degradation of
freshwater resources, globalization of disease, threat of biological
warfare and terrorism, and long term environmental security."
At the conclusion of Mr. Harrington's talk, awardsa were distributed
to the NRTS Research Scholars who would be presenting at the SOARS
Conference on that Friday. Closing remarks were given by mr. Jose
D'Arruda, Co-PI from the University of NC-Pembroke, Mr. Carl Seward
from ECSU, and Mr. Sheldon Richburg from FSU."
Danielle
Graves, ECSU Research Student
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