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# Created User IP address Which application are you applying to? First Name Last Name Middle Initial Gender Address Telephone School Email Personal Email Student ID Expected Year of Graduation Major or Intended Major If you chose Other or Not Listed above, please indicate your current major or intended major. GPA Are you a first-generation student? (First-generation defined as a student where neither parents/guardians have completed a 4-year college/university degree) Are you a student who transferred? If you are a transfer student, where did you transfer from? Enrollment Status Ethnicity Race If you chose Asian, please specify. Citizenship Have you completed a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for this academic year? Programs of Interest offered by the North Star STEM Alliance If you chose Other, please list what other programs of interest you are seeking. Release Statement How this information will be used. Authorization for Photography Event Title Event Dates Event Location Organization Reflections I grant that the North Star STEM Alliance may use excerpts of my reflections in reports or promotional materials; the only identifying information associated with such excerpts may be class standing, major, and institution. By submitting this reflection, I certify that this information is complete and correct to the best of my knowledge Expected Graduation Year Have you submitted a scholar application with the North Star STEM Alliance? Event, program, or conference name Event Location Dates of Travel Airfare Hotel Registration Other Costs Total Amount Requested Do you have other sources of funding? Please list sources and amounts Is your travel experience affiliated with any of the following? Professional conference: What will you accomplish? How does it advance your academic career? If you accept travel support from the North Star STEM Alliance you are required to commit to at least 5 hours of service and outreach once you return. I also grant that my institution or the University of Minnesota may use excerpts of my reflections on participation in the Alliance programs in reports or promotional materials. Lastly, the only identifying information associated with such excerpts may be class standing, major and institution. How this information will be used. Operations
29 Mon, 10/09/2023 - 15:05 Anonymous 199.17.206.2 Join LSAMP Michelle Anderson R Female 1411 Bemidji Ave N
Bemidji, Minnesota. 56601
United States		 2184073045 mianderson201@gmail.com mianderson201@gmail.com 14272548 2024 Other/Not Listed Indigenous Sustainability Studies 3.1 Yes Yes Leech Lake Tribal College Full-time Not Hispanic nor Latino Native American US Citizen Yes Undergraduate Research, Leadership Opportunities, Peer Mentoring, Study Groups MA Michelle Anderson 10/9/2023 Michelle Anderson 10/9/2023
28 Tue, 10/03/2023 - 16:23 Anonymous 199.17.206.2 Join LSAMP david villier j Male 31522 wild wing dr
cass lake, Minnesota. 56633
United States		 218-888-6501 david.viller@live.bemidjistate.edu murroak@gmail.com uy7743ta 2025 Other/Not Listed indigenous sustainability studies 4.0 Yes Yes Leech Lake Tribal College Full-time Not Hispanic nor Latino Native American US Citizen Yes Study Groups dv david villier 10/03/23 david villier 10/03/23
27 Mon, 10/02/2023 - 14:17 Anonymous 199.17.206.2 Join LSAMP Auralia Bellecourt A Female 3971 Supreme Court NW Apt #6
Bemidji, Minnesota. 56601
United States		 2183415702 auralia.bellecourt@live.bemidjistate.edu auralia98@gmail.com xd4150wg 2025 Environmental Science, Other/Not Listed Indigenous Sustainability Studies 3.2 No Yes Leech Lake Tribal College Full-time Not Hispanic nor Latino Native American Other US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Peer Mentoring, Graduate Mentorship, Graduate School Preparation, Study Groups, Professional Development AAB Auralia A. Bellecourt 10/02/23 Auralia A. Bellecourt 10/02/23
26 Mon, 09/25/2023 - 13:03 Anonymous 104.219.199.115 Join LSAMP Jerome Johnson A Male PO box 916
Cass lake
cass lake, Minnesota. 56633
United States		 12183085277 tn2111ir@go.minnstate.edu jjohnsonjr2121@gmail.com 16433691 2025 Environmental Science, STEM- Undeclared Indigenous sustainability 2.0 Yes Yes Leech Lake Tribal College Full-time Not Hispanic nor Latino Native American US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Leadership Opportunities, Graduate Mentorship, Graduate School Preparation, Study Groups, Professional Development JJ Jerome Johnson 9/25/2023 Jerome Johnson 9/25/2023
25 Sun, 09/24/2023 - 01:13 Anonymous 68.235.127.230 Join LSAMP Peter White Male 2521 Minnesota Ave NW
Apt 1
Bemidji, Minnesota. 56601
United States		 12184073717 pete.white@live.bemidjistate.edu petew248@gmail.com 16208713 2024 Other/Not Listed Indigenous Sustainability Studies 3.3 Yes Yes Red Lake Nation College Part-time Not Hispanic nor Latino Native American US Citizen Yes Undergraduate Research, Peer Mentoring, Graduate Mentorship, Graduate School Preparation, Professional Development pw Peter White Peter White 9-24-23
24 Mon, 05/29/2023 - 13:08 Anonymous 65.18.207.127 Join LSAMP Dakota Veaux Male 13822 Birchmont Beach Rd NE
Bemidji, Minnesota. 56601
United States		 218-994-9332 ob8291fj@go.minnstate.edu dakotaveaux@gmail.com 11978634 2023 Computer Science 3.32 No No Part-time Not Hispanic nor Latino Native American US Citizen Yes Social Networking DV Dakota Veaux 5/29/2023 Dakota Veaux 5/29/2023
23 Thu, 03/16/2023 - 21:42 Anonymous 199.17.206.2 Join LSAMP Ian Berglund M Male 14131 Abbeyfield Ave
Rosemount, Minnesota. 55068
United States		 6513074185 ian.berglund@live.bemidjistate.edu iberglund2021@gmail.com 15256057 2025 Life or Biological Sciences 3.7 No No Full-time Not Hispanic nor Latino White, Native American US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Professional Development IB Ian B. 3/16/23 Ian
22 Thu, 03/02/2023 - 12:52 Anonymous 199.17.206.2 Join LSAMP Brady Hartmann A Male 220 north kaiser avenue
Bemidji, Minnesota. 56542
United States		 7012126272 brady.hartmann@live.bemidjistate.edu bradyh8903@gmail.com 15181735 2025 Environmental Science 3.8 Yes No Full-time Not Hispanic nor Latino White, Native American US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Leadership Opportunities, Peer Mentoring, Graduate School Preparation BAH Brady Hartmann (3/2/2023) Brady Hartmann (3/2/2023)
21 Fri, 02/24/2023 - 17:47 Anonymous 172.58.82.157 Join LSAMP Darnell McCrea J Male 524 19th street NW
Bemidji, Minnesota. 56601
United States		 6129643796 pp6102wd@go.minnstate.edu darnellmccrea12@gmail.com 15368030 2025 Other/Not Listed Operations Management - w/ project emphasis 3.0 No No Full-time Not Hispanic nor Latino Black or African American US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Professional Development, Other Possible internships DM Dmccrea 02/24 Dmccrea 02/24
20 Tue, 02/21/2023 - 19:33 Anonymous 199.17.206.2 Join LSAMP Maalik Knox Male 524 19th Street NW
Bemidji , Minnesota. 56601
United States		 4806487922 kd1703mf@go.minnstate.edu knoxmaalik@gmail.com 14928768 2024 Other/Not Listed Engineering Technology 2.2 No No Full-time Not Hispanic nor Latino Black or African American US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Professional Development MK Maalik Knox 02/21/23 Maalik Knox 02/21/23
19 Sat, 10/01/2022 - 16:49 Anonymous 199.17.206.2 Join LSAMP Angel Kenkpen K Female 19000 Eagle Lake Rd S
Big Lake, Minnesota. 55309
United States		 6125176131 vt1956lv@go.minnstate.edu angelkenkpen@gmail.com 15432623 2023 Life or Biological Sciences 3.75 No Yes Minneapolis community and technical college Full-time Not Hispanic nor Latino Black or African American Permanent Resident Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Peer Mentoring, Graduate School Preparation, Professional Development AK Angel Kenkpen 10/01/2022 Angel Kenkpen 10/01/2022
18 Mon, 05/16/2022 - 15:11 Anonymous 137.70.164.142 Student Reflection Safiyo Aden M Female 12708 Wayzata Blvd # 416
Minnetonka , Minnesota. 55305
United States		 7632211994 ml6744qy@go.minnstat.edu safiyatikle@gmail.com 14990897 National Dorsophila Conference 2022 April 6 2022 San Diego Genetics Sociaty of America The trip to San Diego was a great experience. I learned how to make effective posters that portrayed accurate data from our research. I also learned how to give science talks. I learned from many poster presentations. This experience made me feel more confident and excited to do summer research/internship with M-ASCEND this summer! SA safiyo Aden 5/16/2022
17 Wed, 05/04/2022 - 22:09 Anonymous 75.72.62.123 Student Reflection Ibrahim Mahamed A Male 10987 Bren Rd E
B-121
Minnetonka, Minnesota. 55343
United States		 6127073226 ibrahim.mahamed@my.nhcc.edu imohamed503@gmail.com 14253507 Took part in a research internship for Bemidji credit through the University of Minnesota. The research focused on child developmental psychology studies revolving around brain imaging and standardized testing. During this time I assessed brain imaging for quality control, handled public health information requiring deidentification, familiarized myself with standardized psychological assessments, and finally, I presented a peer reviewed article relevant to the lab. IM Ibrahim 5/4/22
16 Wed, 05/04/2022 - 20:34 Anonymous 73.37.170.230 Student Reflection Jessica Xiong G Female 5130 Winchester Ln
Brooklyn Center, Minnesota. 55429
United States		 7632453955 zq7722ua@go.minnstate.edu xiong.jessica77@yahoo.com 15075658 The NSSA funding has been an excellent opportunity to help me learn many new lab techniques. I have learned new things and engaged myself in trying new methods I’ve never done before. I’m grateful to have this opportunity where I was able to get hands-on experience and learn depth details about the research lab I’m involved in. These techniques and knowledge have shown me why I’ve chosen my degree. JX Jessica Xiong 5/4/22
15 Wed, 05/04/2022 - 18:40 Anonymous 66.41.3.98 Student Reflection Christina Yang Female 7868 Parquet Ave NE
Otsego, Minnesota. 55330
United States		 612-701-5597 pz1484ko@go.minnstate.edu christinayang41@gmail.com 14449971 Drosophila Lab Meetings Organizer: P.I. Andy Hour(s): >10
- Attend fly lab meetings via virtual/pre recording to learn about updates of lab protocol &
projects
- Watch/attend workshops on R cloud, image taking workshops with Hunter, Image J
- Provide feedback on lab member poster for the Drosophila Conference and other course
posters

Biomedical Science Club Hour(s): >15
- Attend weekly club meetings varying from 1 hour to 2 hours per week
- Promoting BMSC throughout the semester
- Attend almost all club virtual events (i.e. science mixer & study session, small graduate
alumni panel, Jesse Mason career path, Noah Gavil career path)
NHCC Career Services: Resume Workshop with Karen Philbin Hour(s): 2
- Watch a lecture about some tips on resume writing
- Worked on my resume with Karen

Drosophila Conference: Hour(s): 1
● Attended two 30 min talks
○ Coping with mechanical stress: tissue dynamics in homeostasis and repair
○ The evolution of morphological novelties at the cellular and gene regulatory
levels		 CY Christina Yang, 05/04/2022
14 Sun, 04/17/2022 - 23:26 Anonymous 199.17.196.4 Join LSAMP Damon Stangel Male 6561 150th St NW
Cass Lake, Minnesota. 56633
United States		 2182522993 jd7562ex@live.bemidjistate.edu damonstangel@yahoo.com 13855977 2022 Computer Science 3.14 Full-time Not Hispanic nor Latino Native American US Citizen Yes Undergraduate Research, Professional Development DS Damon Stangel 4/17/22 Damon Stangel 4/17/22
13 Fri, 12/17/2021 - 15:40 Anonymous 64.235.81.39 Student Reflection Ashley Harris Female 20500 255th Ave
Shevlin, Minnesota. 56676-4144
United States		 2182524227 ashley.harris@live.bemidjistate.edu ashley.harris@live.bemidjistate.edu 13666685 Final Reflection Fall 2021 Bemidji State University Bemidji State University I really appreciate having NSSA as a resource at my disposal. This last semester we focused on increasing our visibility. As this was my last semester of my undergraduate degree I felt like I left a bit of a legacy for those to come after me. Increasing the amount of minorities in STEM is really important to me. The fact that many of us turn away from pursuing a STEM degree simply because we don’t believe in ourselves is bleak and upsetting. I’m hoping that a potential student (hopefully many!) will take a look at a BSU brochure or magazine and see our organization and believe in themselves and feel welcome. NSSA has been supportive and offered assistance when I needed it. That means everything to a struggling college student. AH Ashley Harris 12/17/2021
12 Fri, 12/17/2021 - 15:35 Anonymous 64.235.81.39 Student Reflection Ashley Harris Female 20500 255th Ave
Shevlin, Minnesota. 56676-4144
United States		 2182524227 ashley.harris@live.bemidjistate.edu ashley.harris@live.bemidjistate.edu 13666685 International Congress for Conservation Biology December 13-17 2021 Virtual Bemidji State University This conference brought together researchers from around the world to discuss issues facing biodiversity. Topics included wildlife poisoning, sustainable agriculture and cooperation with Indigenous peoples, and using technology to improve the ability of wildlife rangers to protect against poachers. Biodiversity is truly a global issue, and communicating with only domestic researchers can only harm our efforts to safeguard our own ecosystems. By sharing ideas globally we can expand our minds and discuss our issues, benefiting our approaches and decreasing the sense of isolation. AH Ashley Harris 12/17/2021
11 Fri, 12/17/2021 - 09:19 Anonymous 209.191.214.234 Student Reflection Alysha Beaulieu R Female P.O BOX 927
REDLAKE, Minnesota. 56671
United States		 2185563064 ki7820sf@live.bemidjistate.edu beaulieu.alysha@yahoo.com 13847438 This semester in NorthStar STEM of Bemidji was more inclusive and demanding than others. It felt as if the time went by so quickly that there just was not enough time to get into more events than I have, but in these events, I have learned to become more vocal and outgoing. There were two recruiting events, an interview with the Northern Student magazine, a family supper, and two outsourced seminars I had attended for the benefits of fall semester. "What is E.I" and "Understanding STEM Identity" were the two seminars in October that helped shape me into an even better human being and encouraged me to continue to think and grow during the semester. The two recruiting events in Viking/Zoom and Lakeside had put me into a spotlight that I would never choose to be in, but it helped me become stronger in socializing and encouraging others to become a better person. The family supper in October had included just four of us, but still held the most importance to me regarding events I had attended fall 2021 semester. Applebee’s supper helped me relax and unwind in a stressful time as well as just have an enjoyable conversation with one another. I feel that there could have been more times like this to get ideas across or brainstorm in a comfortable environment. I cannot wait for the edition of our Northern Student magazine to be released so we can all see what we have to say about NorthStar STEM. I think the opportunity to have us featured in their magazine was a smart move and am proud that we, as a small group, stayed resilient and strong throughout the semester and stuck through it. ARB Alysha Beaulieu 12/17/2021
10 Wed, 12/15/2021 - 10:53 Anonymous 199.17.206.2 Student Reflection Ashley Harris Female 20500 255th Ave
Shevlin, Minnesota. 56676-4144
United States		 2182524227 ashley.harris@live.bemidjistate.edu ashley.harris@live.bemidjistate.edu 13666685 Panel Discussion: Reality and Impact of MMIW Nov 15th 2021 VIrtual Bemidji State University As an Indigenous woman in stem and an ally to LGBTQIA2S+ people it's really important for me to understand how my community and relatives struggle with being marginalized. Just by being ourselves People of Color are at risk of being assaulted and killed, making it more difficult and risky to live our truths with pride and security. Speaking my truth as an Indigenous woman in natural resource stewardship is really important to me, but their is the real possibility that my voice may put me in danger. However, we as Indigenous people cannot let ourselves be silenced. This panel discussed the reality of what it means when one of us goes missing. It's impossible to imagine, but we're forced to deal with it. Colonization has effected everything in our lives, from our mindsets to our images of ourselves. By discussing these difficulties we can work together to heal and keep each other safe. AH Ashley Harris 12/15/21