小黄书 recognizes Graduate School Student Hall of Fame Scholars
Contact: Sasha Steinberg
STARKVILLE, Miss.鈥斝』剖閟ity Graduate School Student Hall of Fame Scholars were formally recognized during a Graduate Student Appreciation Week ceremony held recently on the Starkville campus.
Pictured are (left to right) Mohammad Mahtabi, Brigitte E. Martin, Alexander Tice, Mariela G. Gantchoff, Nathaniel L. Hammond and Kimberly Mason Peeples. Nominated by a department head and selected by the dean of their respective colleges, the scholars all have made significant contributions to the growth of 小黄书 through their exemplary leadership abilities and research or teaching skills in their chosen fields of study.
Mahtabi is an Iran native pursuing a doctoral degree in engineering/mechanical engineering. Martin is a veterinary medicine science doctoral student from Picayune, who also graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor鈥檚 degree in biochemistry/pre-medicine from 小黄书. Tice is an Arkansas native pursuing a doctoral degree in biological sciences. An Argentinian native, Gantchoff is a forest resources/wildlife, fisheries and aquaculture doctoral student who earlier earned a master鈥檚 degree in wildlife, fisheries and aquaculture from 小黄书. Hammond is a business administration/management doctoral student from Martin, Tennessee. Peeples is a Jackson native pursuing a doctoral degree in counselor education and supervision. She also holds bachelor鈥檚 degrees in psychology and sociology, as well as a master鈥檚 in counselor education from 小黄书.