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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
13 Tue, 02/20/2024 - 05:29 Anonymous 137.22.90.130 Join LSAMP Jonathan Nguyen H Male 305 Green Cedar Dr
League Cityt, Texas. 77573
United States		 7133977963 nguyenj3@carleton.edu jmhnguyen2002@gmail.com 2032109 2025 Life or Biological Sciences, Other/Not Listed Cinema & Media Studies 3.36 Yes No Full-time Not Hispanic nor Latino Asian Southeast Asian US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Leadership Opportunities, Peer Mentoring, Graduate Mentorship, Graduate School Preparation, Professional Development JHN Jonathan Hoang Nguyen, 02/20/2024 Jonathan Hoang Nguyen, 02/20/2024
12 Wed, 10/18/2023 - 11:05 Anonymous 83.33.51.5 Travel Jared Arroyo Ruiz Male 1266 E El Sendero Circle
Salt Lake City, Utah. 84117
United States		 8013308575 arroyoruizj@carleton.edu jararr1124@gmail.com 2046408 2026 Yes Biology (Genetics/Mycology/Bioinformatics) Research Extern at UW-La Crosse Biology Department La Crosse, Wisconsin 11/27/2023 - 12/15/2023 $580.00 $740.00 0 N/A $1320.00 No Involves research Attendee This externship promises to significantly advance my academic career. It will refine my bioinformatics skills and deepen my understanding of mycology, crucial in the realm of biology and computer science. This hands-on experience will set me apart as a more skilled and knowledgeable student. Furthermore, the opportunity to expand my professional network by connecting with experts in these fields is invaluable. These connections open doors for collaboration, guidance, and potential research projects. Overall, this externship equips me with the practical skills and knowledge to thrive in this interdisciplinary domain, solidifying my academic journey's trajectory. Yes JAR JAR Jared Arroyo Ruiz 10/18/2023
11 Fri, 07/28/2023 - 21:24 Anonymous 172.58.238.249 Join LSAMP Lisvel Sagbaicela Female 360 3rd Ave W
Newark, New Jersey. 07107
United States		 8624050799 sagbaicelal@carleton.edu lisvel.s24@gmail.com 2046688 2026 Chemistry, Other/Not Listed Cognitive Science 3.14 Yes No Full-time Hispanic or Latino White US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Peer Mentoring, Graduate School Preparation, Professional Development L.S. Lisvel Sagbaicela 07/28/2023 Lisvel Sagbaicela 07/28/2023
10 Fri, 07/28/2023 - 14:55 Anonymous 137.22.4.31 Join LSAMP Jared Arroyo Ruiz Male 1266 E El Sendero Circle
Salt Lake City , Utah. 84117
United States		 87013308575 arroyoruizj@carleton.edu jararr1124@gmail.com 2046408 2026 Computer Science 3.741 Yes No Full-time Hispanic or Latino White Other US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Professional Development JAR Jared Arroyo Ruiz 07/28/23 Jared Arroyo Ruiz 07/28/23
9 Thu, 03/09/2023 - 22:24 Anonymous 137.22.90.112 Join LSAMP Layevska Jimenez-Hernandez Female 860 S. Berendo St.
Apt.2
Los Angeles, California. 90005
United States		 13233601070 jimenezl@carleton.edu layevskajimenezhdz@gmail.com 2018863 2025 Other/Not Listed Cognitive Science 3.223 Yes No Part-time Hispanic or Latino White US Citizen Yes Undergraduate Research, Leadership Opportunities, Graduate School Preparation LJH LJH March 9, 2023 LJH March 9, 2023
8 Tue, 03/07/2023 - 13:00 Anonymous 137.22.90.142 Join LSAMP Evelyn Ponce Female 6111 Chimney Rock Rd
310
Houston, Texas. 77081
United States		 8325763747 poncee@carleton.edu evelynponce107@gmail.com 2045039 2026 STEM- Undeclared 2.777 Yes No Full-time Hispanic or Latino White US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Leadership Opportunities EP EP 3/7/23 EP 3/7/23
7 Wed, 12/07/2022 - 00:39 Anonymous 23.93.199.164 Join LSAMP Luis Miranda A Male 31 Cassidy Rd
Pomfret, Connecticut. 06259
United States		 8604208724 mirandal@carleton luisamiranda0223@gmail.com 2024821 2024 Physics or Astronomy 2.94 No No Full-time Hispanic or Latino Black or African American US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Leadership Opportunities, Graduate Mentorship, Graduate School Preparation, Professional Development LM Luis Miranda 12/6/22 Luis Miranda 12/6/22
6 Sat, 08/06/2022 - 19:02 Anonymous 168.91.209.18 Student Reflection Hailey Bates J Female 944 asbury avenue
Evanston, Illinois. 60202
United States		 8473474606 batesh@carleton.edu haileytorresbates@gmail.com 2032507 After finishing up my first year at Carleton I was inspired to broaden my knowledge and do something out of my comfort zone this summer. I am a humanities student but the sciences have always interested me but weren't super accessible as a black/Latina cis woman. I felt like I had missed out on STEM subjects and found the MNDrive Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation as a great opportunity to not only learn something but also get out of my humanities bubble. I got to work with a Biomedical Engineering professor who took me to work with patients who had depression, epilepsy, and other chronic pain disorders. I learned how deep brain stimulation (DBS) and vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) are used to treat these disorders. I am glad I was able to learn something and see something I wouldn't otherwise have ever seen considering my prospective career paths and majors. Overall a wonderful experience. H.J.B. H.J.B.
5 Fri, 08/05/2022 - 13:15 Anonymous 68.40.88.252 Student Reflection Marta Bacon E Female 429 Moran Road Grosse Pointe Farms
Grosse Pointe Farns, Michigan. 48236
United States		 586-636-1370 baconm2@carleton.edu martagable4321@gmail.com 2024628 MnDrive Internship June 6th- July 29th university of minnesota MnDrive This summer I worked in the TRiCam laboratory with Dr. Angus MacDonald III. My research looked at the flanker task as a form of cognitive remediation. I first learned how to conduct a literature review. I read about what cognitive remediation was on PubMed as well as looked at papers written about the specific kinds of cognitive remediation being used in the TRiCAM laboratory and the studies being investigated Through reading this research I discovered what brain areas are active in working memory and selective attention as well as the concept of proximal transfer. Not only that, but I gained an understanding of the work that was being done in the laboratory and moved on to understand my role with this work.

After this I moved onto figuring out how researchers interrogate the data they collect. This means what kinds of questions are they hoping to answer from the data they collected. I discovered how they decide what to analyze and how they narrow down their research question. I was then given the opportunity to choose which of the brain tasks I would study and how I would interrogate the data from that task. I learned what aspects of the task would be important to interrogate for the research being done.


During the time I was learning what to interrogate from the data I also learned about how to interrogate the data. I learned about new software such as R studios. Before this internship I had never taken a statistics course. This made it hard to organize data and make a graph that was understandable for my research poster. I figured out how to make a more complex staggered graph on Excel and how to use Excel to create new forms of graphs I had not made before. I also learned how to write a research paper and make a research poster presenting the work I had done.


Through this internship I also learned how to work with human participants by running trials and eventually leading the trials by myself. I discovered I like this kind of work and find it rewarding to discover new things by fitting the puzzle pieces together at the end of the research. I also discovered that looking at specific parts of the brain and trying to understand the role it plays in things like cognitive function and metacognition is something that I am interested in.


Other things I learned throughout my time at the University of Minnesota is how teams build a connection with each other such as having a weekly lunch together, going on day adventures such as canoeing or seeing a movie and that this builds better work relationships and makes it easier to ask for help when you are not sure what to do in your research process. I enjoyed getting to know the people in my laboratory and working alongside them to make our research work as effective as possible.
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4 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 22:01 Anonymous 137.22.255.240 Join LSAMP Hailey Bates J Female 944 Asbury Avenue
Evanston Il, Illinois. 60202
United States		 847-347-4606 batesh@carleton.edu hailsbwork@gmail.com 2032507 2025 STEM- Undeclared 3.0 Full-time Hispanic or Latino Black or African American US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Leadership Opportunities, Graduate School Preparation, Professional Development HB Hailey Bates 03/11/2022 Hailey Bates 03/11/2022
3 Thu, 03/10/2022 - 21:43 Anonymous 174.216.69.223 Join LSAMP Marta Bacon E Female 429 Moran Road Grosse Pointe Farms
Grosse Pointe Farns, Michigan. 48236
United States		 586-636-1370 baconm2@carleton.edu martagable4321@gmail.com 2024628 2025 STEM- Undeclared 3.557 Full-time Not Hispanic nor Latino Black or African American US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Graduate School Preparation, Study Groups, Professional Development M.E.B Marta Bacon. March 10, 2022 Marta Bacon. March 10, 2022
2 Sun, 02/06/2022 - 00:56 Anonymous 137.22.255.252 Join LSAMP Alice Mongane Female 3246 E Fairview St
Gilbert, Arizona. 85295-7613
United States		 4804345230 monganea@carleton.edu monganealice@gmail.com 2032864 2025 Chemistry, Environmental Science, Life or Biological Sciences, STEM- Undeclared 3.78 Full-time Not Hispanic nor Latino Black or African American US Citizen Yes Social Networking, Undergraduate Research, Graduate School Preparation AM Alice Mongane 2/6/21 Alice Mongane 2/6/21
1 Mon, 06/28/2021 - 15:48 volna007 162.158.212.209 Travel Namjoon Kim Male 130612
Seoul, Minnesota. 00001
United States		 +11111111111 test@umn.edu test@umn.edu 0000007 test No test test test test test test test tst No Research abroad programs Attendee test Yes rm rm test