UPCOMING EVENTS:

PEER&WISE Mentoring Team Applications

The PEER&WISE team is looking to hire counselors for two summer camps (Project WISE and PEER WISE Experience) along with PEER and WISE mentors for next school year.  To learn more view the flyer below.

Mentor Application Flyer

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AAAS S-STEM Resource & Evaluation Center (REC) Launch

AAAS is excited to launch the new S-STEM REC! Established with funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF: DUE-2224093), the REC supports S-STEM grant awardees and scholars, and works to increase the overall effectiveness of the NSF S-STEM portfolio. Specifically, the REC will provide:

1. Context-conscious resources, knowledge, and connections to support S-STEM Network program leadership.
2. Professional development and connection to career building opportunities for S-STEM scholars.
3. Portfolio-wide synthesis of outcomes and broad dissemination of findings to support evidence-based decision making across the STEM ecosystem

The REC includes five essential components: an asynchronous virtual community; a public-facing online presence; an in-person annual scholar’s meeting; a technical assistance suite; and an integrated evaluation and research framework. Stay tuned for updates about REC activities, and spread the word about joining our mailing list!

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Bridge to the Doctorate Program at N.C. A&T

Bridge to the Doctorate Program at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University has been awarded a Louis Stokes Bridge to the Doctorate (BD) grant for 2022-2024. We are currently seeking BD applications from eligible underrepresented minority students planning on applying to STEM Ph.D. programs at N.C. A&T for the Spring 2023 and Fall 2023 semesters. Learn more about this opportunity.

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McNair Scholars Research Program for UG Prep for PhD Programs

APPLICATION DEADLINE VARIES BY HOST INSTITUTION
The McNair Scholars Program is a federal TRIO program funded at 151 institutions across the United States and Puerto Rico by the U.S. Department of Education. It is designed to prepare undergraduate students for doctoral studies through involvement in research and other scholarly activities. McNair participants are either first-generation college students with financial need, or members of a group that is traditionally underrepresented in graduate education and have demonstrated strong academic potential. The goal of the McNair Scholars Program is to increase graduate degree awards for students from underrepresented segments of society. Learn more on the McNair program website

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Summer Opportunities Searchable Database

Undergraduate Students
Paid Summer Research Programs — deadlines are fast approaching!  
PathwaysToScience.org has a searchable database of 600+ summer research programs in all STEM disciplines. These are all FULLY FUNDED opportunities including programs sponsored by NSF, NASA, NIH, etc.
Graduate Students
Paid Summer Research Programs — deadlines are fast approaching!  
Search 60+ paid summer research programs for graduate students in a range of STEM disciplines – many deadlines fast approaching! These are all FULLY FUNDED opportunities including programs sponsored by NSF, NASA, NIH, etc.
Need in finding internships?
Contact Liv Detrick at ldetrick@ibparticipation.org for assistance. Please include your level of study, disciplinary interests, and any other requirements.

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HBCU Summer Immersion in GEOINT at Harris-Stowe State University

The HBCU Summer Immersion in GEOINT will hold its 2nd annual REU June 26 – July 30, 2023. This is a five-week experiential learning activity. This is a competitive program will engage 15 students during the summer with experts from the geospatial science field, including academia, industry, and government organizations. Read more about this opportunity.

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2023 FULBRIGHT U.S. Student Program Info Sessions for Rising Seniors

The 2023 Fulbright application cycle opens soon for all rising Seniors! Join the Office of Major Fellowships to learn more about the Department of State’s premiere cultural exchange program which provides 9-12 month grants for study/research projects or English Teaching Assistantships in more than 140 countries. Fulbright 101 Brunch/Lunch & Learn info sessions will be held April 5-7. Students must register on CU Course and select which session to attend.

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NSF Funded Research Experience for Undergraduate (REU) Research Assistant Positions in summer 2023

Two Research Experience for Undergraduate assistant positions: $1,600/month for 3 months, from mid May to mid August 2023. This is open to undergraduate students in USA and requires U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Residency. Preferred background:  3D printing, robotics, mechatronics, or manufacturing automation. Our REU assistants become very competitive after summer research. For example, the two REU assistants in summer 2022 received NASA internships in fall 2022.

Interested students please contact Dr. Weihang Zhu via email at wzhu21@central.uh.edu with your resumes and unofficial transcripts. The positions need to be filled as soon as possible.

For more details, please visit: https://uh.edu/tech/coss/

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NSF, USDA, and EPA-funded Doctoral Research Assistant Positions

Multiple doctoral research assistant positions are open, funded by National Science Foundation, US Department of Agriculture (USDA-NIFA), and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The projects are on 3D printing, automated mushroom harvesting and optimization, climate-smart agricultural automation, and algae production. The required background is 3D printing, robotics, mechatronics, or manufacturing automation, with automation hardware and software development experience. The preferred background includes SolidWorks modeling, finite element analysis, computer vision, deep learning, NVIDIA GPU programming, and PLC.

Interested students please contact Dr. Weihang Zhu via email at wzhu21@central.uh.edu with your resumes and unofficial transcripts. The positions are for applicants to doctoral program only. Major can be in mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, electrical engineering, or computer science. We can accept outstanding BS to go into Ph.D. program directly. Positions will start in fall 2023 or spring 2024.

For more details, please visit: https://uh.edu/tech/coss/

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STEM Ambassador Recruitment for My STEM My Story Project

Two colleagues, Renee Lyons and Corliss Outley, and I recently received a nearly $2 million NSF grant for a project called My STEM My Story. We will be working with Tillery, NC, community members to develop a graphic novel titled “When Spiderwebs Unite” that tells Tillery’s story about their engagement with environmental justice. It will be the basis for an afterschool STEM club that empowers African American youth to identify challenges in their own communities, conduct scientific investigations, and create and implement action plans to address those issues. There is more information about the project here.

We are hiring eight (8) undergraduate students as UPIC interns who will work as STEM ambassadors and another as marketing/social media/website editor intern for the project during the 2023-2024 academic year. We are especially interested in talking with students of color about this opportunity and ask that you help connect us to students who would be interested in applying for these positions.

Attached is a flyer with more information about these jobs for students. Any questions, please reach out.

HiringSTEMAmbassadors

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SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:

SUMMER RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM (SROP)

Sponsor:  Committee on Institutional Cooperation

Deadline Date:  None posted

Funding:  Not Available

Program Information:  View Details

Contact Name:  Danielle LeFaivre, Project Coordinator

Contact Telephone:  217-333-8475

Contact Email:  srop.coordinator@btaa.org

Sponsor Website:  https://www.btaa.org/

Program URL:  View Details

Synopsis:  The Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP) is a gateway to graduate education at Big Ten Academic Alliance universities. The goal of the program is to increase the number of underrepresented students who pursue graduate study and research careers. SROP helps prepare undergraduates for graduate study through intensive research experiences with faculty mentors and enrichment activities.

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FRANCES CRAWFORD MARVIN AMERICAN INDIAN SCHOLARSHIP

Sponsor:  National Society Daughters of the American Revolution

Deadline Date:  None posted

Funding:  Not Available

Program Information:  View Details

Contact Telephone:  (757) 221-4223

Contact Email:  FCMarvinAmericanIndianScholarship@nsdar.org

Sponsor Website:  https://www.dar.org/

Program URL:  View Details

Synopsis:  The Frances Crawford Marvin American Indian is awarded once a year to one student. A candidate for this scholarship must be enrolled full time at a 2- or 4- year college or university. Applicants must be Native Americans and proof of American Indian blood is required by letter or proof papers. Students must demonstrate financial need, academic achievement, and have a 3.25 GPA or higher. A recipient may reapply for this scholarship and be considered along with other members of the applicant pool.

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FRANCES CRAWFORD MARVIN AMERICAN INDIAN SCHOLARSHIP

SPIN ID:  070398
Opportunity Title:  Frances Crawford Marvin American Indian Scholarship
Sponsor:  National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Deadline Date:  None posted
Funding Amount:  Not Available
Program Information:  https://urldefense.com/v3/__
Contact Telephone :  (757) 221-4223
Contact Email :  FCMarvinAmericanIndianScholarship@nsdar.org
Sponsor Website:   https://urldefense.com/v3/__
Program URL :  https://urldefense.com/v3/__
Synopsis :  The Frances Crawford Marvin American Indian is awarded once a year to one student. A candidate for this scholarship must be enrolled full time at a 2- or 4- year college or university. Applicants must be Native Americans and proof of American Indian blood is required by letter or proof papers. Students must demonstrate financial need, academic achievement, and have a 3.25 GPA or higher. A recipient may reapply for this scholarship and be considered along with other members of the applicant pool.

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SUMMER RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM (SROP)

SPIN ID:  082118
Opportunity Title:  Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP)
Sponsor:  Committee on Institutional Cooperation
Deadline Date:  None posted
Funding Amount:  Not Available
Program Information:  https://www.btaa.org/resources-for/students/srop/overview
Contact Name :  Danielle LeFaivre, Project Coordinator
Contact Telephone :  217-333-8475
Contact Email :  srop.coordinator@btaa.org
Sponsor Website :  https://www.btaa.org/
Program URL :  https://urldefense.com/v3/__
Synopsis :  The Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP) is a gateway to graduate education at Big Ten Academic Alliance universities. The goal of the program is to increase the number of underrepresented students who pursue graduate study and research careers. SROP helps prepare undergraduates for graduate study through intensive research experiences with faculty mentors and enrichment activities.

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AGA-DR. HARVEY YOUNG EDUCATION & DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION’S YOUNG GUTS SCHOLAR PROGRAM

Sponsor:  American Gastroenterological Association

Deadline Date: 16-May-2023

Funding:  Not Available

Program Information:  View Details

Contact Email:  awards@gastro.org

Sponsor Website:  https://gastro.org/research-and-awards/apply-for-awards/

Program URL:  View Details

Deadline Dates (ALL):  16-May-2023

Synopsis:  This program supports undergraduate students from racial, ethnic and/or other groups traditionally underrepresented in biomedical research to perform mentored research related to digestive diseases throughout the academic year. The award provides a stipend, AGA membership, and a travel allowance to attend Digestive Disease Week.

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RELIGIOUS STUDIES SCHOLARSHIP

Sponsor:  Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU)

Deadline Date:  01-Jun-2023

Funding:  5,000.00 USD

Program Information:  View Details

Contact Telephone:  212-319-6383

Contact Email:  scholarship@agbu.org

Sponsor Website:  https://agbu.org/programs

Program URL:  View Details

Deadline Dates (ALL):  01-Jun-2023

Synopsis:  AGBU offers scholarships to graduate students of Armenian descent worldwide (excluding citizens of Armenia studying in Armenia) who are pursuing religious studies (theology, youth ministry).

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INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP

Sponsor:  Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU)

Deadline Date:  01-Jun-2023

Funding:  2,000.00 USD

Program Information:  View Details

Contact Telephone:  212-319-6383

Contact Email:  scholarship@agbu.org

Sponsor Website:  https://agbu.org/programs

Program URL:  View Details

Deadline Dates (ALL):  01-Jun-2023

Synopsis:  AGBU offers scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students of Armenian descent (excluding citizens of Armenia studying in Armenia), pursuing study at highly selective colleges and universities outside of the United States.

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PERFORMING ARTS SCHOLARSHIP

Sponsor:  Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU)

Deadline Date:  01-Jun-2023

Funding:  5,000.00 USD

Program Information:  View Details

Contact Telephone:  212-319-6383

Contact Email:  scholarship@agbu.org

Sponsor Website:  https://agbu.org/

Program URL:  View Details

Deadline Dates (ALL):  01-Jun-2023

Synopsis:  Performing Arts Scholarships are awarded annually to full-time undergraduate and graduate students of Armenian descent worldwide who are pursuing studies in the field of performing arts and enrolled in highly selective colleges and universities.

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RENE MATOS SCHOLARSHIP

Sponsor:  National Hispanic Coalition of Federal Aviation Employees

Deadline Date: 01-May-2023

Funding:  Not Available

Program Information:  View Details

Contact Email:  doe@nhcfae.org

Sponsor Website:  https://www.nhcfae.org/education/

Program URL:  View Details

Deadline Dates (ALL):  01-May-2023

Synopsis:  The Rene Matos Memorial Scholarship provides financial assistance to a student attending an accredited college, university, or vocational/trade school.

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DANNY GUTIERREZ MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Sponsor:  National Hispanic Coalition of Federal Aviation Employees

Deadline Date:  01-May-2023

Funding:  Not Available

Program Information:  View Details

Contact Email:  doe@nhcfae.org

Sponsor Website:  https://www.nhcfae.org/

Program URL:  View Details

Deadline Dates (ALL):  01-May-2023

Synopsis:  The Danny Gutierrez Memorial Scholarship was developed to assist minorities and females studying electronic and engineering majors, who need financial assistance to attend college. Each year, one scholarship is awarded to one individual who is studying electronics or engineering.

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ELIZABETH FURBER SCHOLARSHIP

Sponsor:  Native Forward Scholars Fund

Deadline Date:  01-Jun-2023

Funding:  Not Available

Program Information:  View Details

Contact Telephone:  505-881-4584

Contact Email:  fellowships@aigcs.org

Sponsor Website:  https://www.aigcs.org

Program URL:  View Details

Deadline Dates (ALL):  01-Jun-2023

Synopsis:  Native Forward Scholars Fund offers the Elizabeth Furber Scholarship to provide financial assistance to eligible American Indian and Alaska Native female graduate students pursuing degrees full-time at an accredited institution in fine arts, visual works, crafts, music, performing arts and dance, literary arts, creative writing, and poetry. This opportunity is a need-based award.

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TRIBAL COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY (TCU) SCHOLARSHIP

Sponsor:  American Indian College Fund

Deadline Date:  31-May-2023

Funding:Not Available

Program Information:  View Details

Contact Telephone:  303-426-8900

Contact Email:  scholarships@collegefund.org

Sponsor Website:  https://collegefund.org/students/scholarships/

Program URL:  View Details

Deadline Dates (ALL):  31-May-2023

Synopsis:  The American Indian College Fund administers TCU Scholarships for 35 tribal colleges and universities in the United States. TCU Scholarships are awarded by each Tribal College or University.

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DAVID SANKEY MINORITY SCHOLARSHIP IN METEOROLOGY

Sponsor:  National Weather Association Foundation

Deadline Date:  25-May-2023

Funding:  1,000.00 USD

Program Information:  View Details

Contact Telephone:  405-701-5167

Sponsor Website:  https://nwafoundation.org/scholarships-grants/

Program URL:  View Details

Deadline Dates (ALL):  25-May-2023, 08-Jun-2023

Synopsis:  The David Sankey Minority Scholarship in Meteorology aims to aid minority students in their sophomore year or higher of undergraduate study, or in graduate study, enrolled in a program of meteorology or atmospheric science (or related field).

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IEEE CHARLES LEGEYT FORTESCUE SCHOLARSHIP

Sponsor:  Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

Deadline Date:  01-May-2023

Funding:  24,000.00 USD

Program Information:  View Details

Contact Email:  society-info@ieee.org

Sponsor Website:  https://www.ieee.org

Program URL:  View Details

Deadline Dates (ALL):  01-May-2023

Synopsis:  The Charles LeGeyt Fortescue Scholarship was established in 1939, as a memorial to Charles LeGeyt, in recognition of his valuable contributions to the field of electrical engineering. The scholarship carries a stipend of up to US$24,000, and is awarded for one year of full-time graduate work in electrical engineering at an engineering school of recognized standing located in the US. This scholarship is awarded annually.

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The PEER&WISE Test Bank is now open to everyone in 158 Freeman from 9am-4pm Monday through Friday.  We are also accepting submissions of your past exams so that other students may use them in the future.  For more information or to submit your past exams, please view the below flyer or visit the PEER&WISE main office.

Test Bank Flyer

PSA:  We would LOVE to have your old exams for others to use in the future, consider giving them to us instead of trashing them once the semester ends!

IMPORTANT:  PEER&WISE Tutoring will conclude for this semester on Thursday, April 27, 2023.  Join us again in the fall!

The full time office staff at PEER&WISE are what keep us running and allow us all to be able to have the resources that we do.  Below are a little bit about each of our staff members, including a new face in the office, Mr. Luke Franco!  Be sure to remind our staff how important they are to us every once in awhile!

Luke Franco

Prior to relocating to Clemson and working with PEER & WISE he worked in the California public school system as a high school math teacher and served in the US Navy as a musician. Luke Franco received his Bachelor of General Studies from Columbia College and his Master of Science in Education from California Baptist University. He will be managing the office support staff and assisting professional staff members in meeting departmental objectives. When not at work Luke enjoys making music and soaking up time with his family. He is excited to join the PEER & WISE community at Clemson and is looking forward to working with you all.

Serita Acker

Serita earned her bachelor’s degree from Lander University and a Master of Education in Human Resource and Development from Clemson University. Before becoming the PEER/WISE director in August 2015, Serita Acker was Director of the Women in Science and Engineering program. Additionally, she has more than 25 years of experience in higher education, both in the areas of student support services, mentoring, and diversity programs. She is a certified Global Career Development Facilitator and Life Coach.

Serita Acker sees the PEER/WISE main role as providing student success programs and services that can equip students with the resources they need to excel at Clemson University and achieve their educational goals so that they are prepared for success after graduation.

She has won several State and National Awards: Thomas Green Clemson Award, Woman of Distinction by the Girl Scouts of Mountains to Midlands, the James E. Bostic Diversity and Inclusive Excellence Award in 2017 as a diversity champion at Clemson University, Clemson University Woman of the Year, Martin Luther King Jr. Award, Clemson University Board of Trustees Award, Women in Engineering Pro-Active Network Distinguished Service Award, Career Communications Magazine College Level Promotion of Education Award, National Association of Multicultural Engineering Advocates Award, Upstate Diversity Award, Calder D. Elhmann Outstanding Individual. As well as being featured on the cover of Insight into Diversity.

She also served as MentorLinks Consultant for the American Association of Community Colleges in Washington DC and sits on many state and national boards to help promote STEM. She currently serves as the National Society of Black Engineers Student Chapter campus advisor at Clemson University. In her spare time, she enjoys reading and traveling.

Lisa Jackson

Lisa Jackson is the Associate Director of Programs for Educational Enrichment and Retention, PEER. She joined the PEER & WISE team in 2014.

She is a proud alumna of Benedict College, one of the finest HBCUs in South Carolina, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Economics Business Administration. It was there she realized education was the tool she needed to change the world. Therefore, in May 2021 she received her MBA here at Clemson University to be the agent of change for her family, community and country.

She said one of her greatest achievements while in this role occurred in 2017; the program received an award from NAMEPA, Inc., the National Association of Multicultural Engineering Program Advocates. This award recognizes retention programs that have increased the participation of students from historically underrepresented (URM) populations in engineering. This accomplishment allowed PEER & WISE to join other prestigious public engineering research institutions. Subsequently, the morale and participation of engineering students at the university has vastly increased.

“My personal philosophy is to treat others as you want to be treated. Being kind to others costs nothing but can leave every place you travel and every individual you encounter better because of you. When I engage with PEER mentors, I use those moments as opportunities to plant and water seeds of wisdom, kindness, love and compassion. I believe with this mixture, we will make lifetime changes and eventually make this world a beautiful garden, a better place.”

Beth Anne Johnson

Beth Anne Johnson serves as the Associate Director for the Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) Program in the College of Engineering, Computing, and Applied Sciences at Clemson University. Since the program’s establishment in 1995, the WISE program has helped thousands of women successfully gain employment in male-dominated industries.  This award-winning program pairs first year, female-identifying students with upper-level female students to guide young women in their college experience. While teaching essential skills alongside academics, Beth Anne helps educate and prepare women to pursue and secure successful careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematical (STEM) fields through outreach, recruitment, and college support.

Johnson was recently named the 2022 winner of the WEPAN Women in Engineering Champion Award for her volunteer contributions to STEM education at the primary, secondary, and collegiate levels for her work at Clemson. The WISE program was named winner of the Women in Engineering Program Award for an outstanding woman in an engineering program that serves as a model for other institutions.

Johnson’s path to STEM equity work is a fascinating one. With undergraduate degrees in English and the performing arts, she completed her graduate research as a leisure scientist, looking at parks, recreation, and tourism management. “You can tell who’s equitable and free by who can pursue leisure, so I started with a social justice mindset. It was interesting to see that the statistics for female-identifying athletes in male-dominated sports are similar to the statistics for first year incoming engineering and computer science students.”

In addition to her role at Clemson, Johnson serves as the president of WEPAN. She is honored to serve the WEPAN community alongside the executive leadership team. Together they will ensure WEPAN continues growing, and create a strategic plan, mapping out goals and objectives for three, five, and ten years into the future.

Advice to students:  “Find your mindful: be it prayer, meditation, breathing, or exercise. Life is about striving for balance and finding peace. As students with underrepresented identities, life, school, and today’s political climate are extremely challenging. Therefore, it is essential to reassure and ground yourself with rest and reflection, even if it begins with 10 minutes a day.”

Brittany Sanders

Brittany Fatima Sanders is a Graduate Assistant for PEER & WISE, starting January 2021. She held various positions within PEER & WISE since 2014, including Undergraduate Mentee, WISER Resident, Undergraduate Mentor, and Newsletter Committee Chair. As a graduate assistant, Brittany collects, organizes, and interprets data relating to creating inclusive and supportive learning environments for underrepresented student populations at Clemson University.

She is a proud alumna of Clemson University, where she received a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial engineering accompanied by a minor in mathematical sciences in December 2020. Currently, Brittany is pursuing a Master of Science degree in industrial engineering with a concentration in operations research (OR). Her research interests focus on understanding and addressing widened racial and socioeconomic inequities in academia through OR models and optimization.

“I value my work with PEER & WISE because there is nothing more I want than to make my ancestors’ unimaginable dreams a reality for my daughter. I never want her to doubt her worth because of how she looks or struggle academically because of financial limitations. When I look at her, I see more than the color of her skin and her gender; I see my mom, dad, grandparents, and all the bright-eyed little girls in the world.”

A passionate believer in building strong family bonds, Brittany is happily married to her life partner, Derek. They share a three-year-old daughter, Lincoln.

Maegan Hinson

Maegan Hinson earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering and her Master of Arts in Teaching in mathematics from Clemson University.  Prior to her work with PEER & WISE, Maegan worked in the public school system teaching math and science for middle and high school students.  As the outreach coordinator, she works to plan and promote programs such as SEE Clemson and STEM day.  Her goal is to show prospective students the value of a degree from Clemson University in the STEM fields.

Advice to students: “Be where your feet are. Don’t get too caught up in what comes next; stay in the moment.”

Hello all!

With common exams right around the corner, we wanted to alert you to the upcoming study sessions.  These will be held in the PEER&WISE annex during normal tutoring hours of 7 pm-10 pm.  On these nights, group study sessions will be available with specific tutors, along with regular tutoring as well.  The sessions are as follows:

• CH 1010- Sunday, April 24
• CH 1020- Sunday, April 24
• MATH 1060- Tuesday, April 19
• MATH 1080- Tuesday, April 19
• PHYS 1220- Wednesday, April 20
• PHYS 2210- Wednesday, April 20

Good luck with classes and any upcoming exams!

~PEER&WISE Staff

Hello all!

With common exams right around the corner, we wanted to alert you to the upcoming study sessions.  These will be held in the PEER&WISE annex (Freeman 139) during normal tutoring hours of 7 pm-10 pm.  On these nights, group study sessions will be available with specific tutors, along with regular tutoring as well.  The sessions are as follows:

• CH 1010- Sunday, March 13
• CH 1020- Sunday, March 13
• MATH 1060- Tuesday, March 8
• MATH 1080- Tuesday, March 8
• PHYS 1220- Wednesday, March 16
• PHYS 2210- Wednesday, March 16

Good luck with classes and any upcoming exams!

~PEER&WISE Staff

​The members of WISER and what WISER has done for them has been highlighted in a short video.  To view this video, click the HERE!

Hello all,

WISER

WISER will be moving to Douthit West for the 2022-2023 school year!  If anyone has any questions or concerns please contact Beth Anne Johnson (elamar@clemson.edu).