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Attending the Gulf Scholars Annual Conference 2024 at Rice University, Houston Texas

FAMU-NAS Gulf Scholars

Cohort	Scholars - Majors
1	Destiny Anderson – Environmental Science Jalon Bristol - Environmental Science Lailah Hall - Agri-Business Ashley Saddler – Architecture
2	Destiny Coleman – Environmental Science Jamellah Jackson – Health Informatics Joi Johnson – Nursing Joshua Lassey – Social Sciences
3	Ahbriyana Daniels – Architecture Makiya Heard – Political Science Colleen Nurse – Environmental Science Christopher Osborne – Pre-Physical Therapy Esther Perceval – Chemical Engineering Aniyah Plase – Biology/Pre-Med Jakayla Strickland – Political Science

Gulf Impact Projects

Name	Project Title
Taylor Howard	Evaluating Public Perception of Environmental Justice Screening Tools in Coastal Communities
Ashley Lacey	Characterizing the Effectiveness of NOAA Harmful Algal Blooms Forecast Product: Perceptions from Residents and Visitors in Southwest and Central West Florida
Jamellah Jackson	Lee County's Emergency Management Communication Strategies Impact on 65+ Population
Joi Johnson	Reducing Urban Litter Near Waterways

Alumni

Name	degree
Destiny Anderson	Bachelors of Science Environmental Science
Destiny Coleman	Bachelors of Science Environmental Science
Lailah Hall	Bachelors of Science Agri-Business

FAMU Gulf Scholars Program

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