Biological & Life Sciences (A - H)
Utilizing Organic Solvents for Biofuel Production from Lemna Minor’s Lipids | ||
A second-year student at the Wolfson Campus. She is a student at the Honors College as well as the President for both the Wolfson Pre-Health Club and Health and Wellness Club. This summer she was part of the STEM research program where she worked alongside her professor to learn more about the Optimal growth of Chlamydomonas and its ability to be used as biofuel. She is also a Volleyball Coach and enjoys working for her community. Kiara was able to accomplish getting the Silver service award in her first year at Miami Dade College. As a biology major, she looks forward to pursuing a career in Medicine and plans to transfer to her dream school, Duke. |
As an innate enthusiast of science and nature, Diana Aliste’s curiosity for the inner workings of reality and the natural world is what drives her to be an exceptional student of the classroom, and of life. She is currently pursuing a bachelor’s in Biotechnology at Miami-Dade College and aspires to be part of the forefront of scientists that lead the cutting-edge discoveries of the future. In this final year of her undergrad, her main objective is to gain experience in different fields of scientific research and narrow in on her passion, setting the stage for her future in pursuing a graduate degree. |
Currently a first-year student at Miami Dade College and is part of the Honors College program at the Wolfson Campus. He is completing his AA at Miami Dade College in biology, and he is pursuing a career as a radiologist. He is a member of the Student Government Association and Phi Theta Kappa. The research he is participating in focuses on lipid extraction for biofuel to further research in a clean source of energy. He is an active participant for helping the community through volunteer service. He believes that research with STEM Legacy is essential to his success as it creates and sharpens his skills. |
Lucciana is continuing her college career at Miami Dade College while working as an undergraduate intern from the MDC STEM Research Institute internship program. She has been a research intern in different areas, including cardiology, neuroscience, and primate evolution, at the Frankel Cardiovascular Center at the University of Michigan, Nova Southeastern University, and Florida Atlantic University, respectively. She was involved in extracurricular activities related to science, politics, and community services, such as the Global Solutions Conversation by the Stevens Institute, neuroscience research at NSU, and the Washington Center Seminar. | ||
Currently is working towards obtaining my AA in Biology at Miami Dade College to continue his studies until he becomes a doctor in medicine. Here at MDC, He has been on the Dean's list for two semesters, participating as a member of PTK and helping the community as part of the Digital Navigator Program. Since the medical field is ever evolving with new technics and treatments, He aims to participate in as many research and internships as possible to increase his skills and conduct research himself. | ||
Carol Maite Espinal Roman, a third-year college student finishing her associate in arts as an Engineering Science at Miami-Dade College West Campus, to continue her bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering. Carol is a passionate, and focused individual who looks forward to challenges in life as she knows that hard work is privilege, enjoys learning new things. Some of her accomplishments include participating in research as this will be her second time attending a research symposium, her future goals include designing prosthetics after achieving bachelor’s degree and to expand her knowledge in the field of medicine. | ||
A driven first-year student at the Honors College's Homestead Campus, majoring in Veterinary Medicine. With a passion for animal welfare, Richard is committed to making a significant impact in the field and relentlessly pursues opportunities to advance his career. Over the next few semesters, he plans to gain invaluable experience in undergraduate research and clinical veterinary work, preparing himself for his academic career in the next 5-10 years. As he completes his internship, Richard is determined to hone his leadership skills, expand his network, and approach every action with intentionality. He is steadfast in his goal of establishing an exceptional sanctuary for exotic, domesticated, and ambassador animals. | ||
Preference of Hibiscus Bud Weevil (Anthonomus testaceosquamosus Linell) to Hibiscus Plant Parts | ||
Ana Garcia | ||
She is in her first year at Miami Dade College Homestead Campus. She is a student at the Honors College as well as the secretary of the YES for Environmental Sustainability club at the Homestead campus. Last fall semester, she had the pleasure of working with Professor Madison in hydroponics research. This opportunity allowed her to gain research skills that she did not have and found her deep interest in research. She is originally from Cuba and speaks Spanish, English, and is currently working on French and German. As a biology major, she looks forward to pursuing a career in veterinary medicine. For my Doctorate degree, I hope to attend UF School of Veterinary Medicine. | ||
Understanding the Phycosphere of Microcystis Aeruginosa | ||
Christian Goodwin (Morgana) | ||
A second-year student at Miami Dade College. They are pursuing their AA in Chemistry. After which, they plan to transfer to a four-year university to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry. | ||
Biological & Life Sciences (I - W)
Microscopic Observations of Structural Differentiation of Gametophytes in P. calderonense and T. heracleifolia | ||
Currently in his 3rd year at Miami-Dade working on my bachelor’s in biotechnology. An intern at Galatea which is a clinical/ research laboratory that has a partnership with Miami-Dade. As of now his goal is to continue his education specifically in the field of biology, working this summer on this research project and Interning at the lab will greatly help him develop important skills that he will need in his career. His end goal is to pursue a PhD. in genetics, giving him the opportunity to further his career in the field of research and clinical studies. | [Bio is Unavailable] |
Is currently on the pathway to obtaining an Associate Degree in Biology. However, his goal is to become a pediatrician. This is his first year at Miami-Dade College. Although he is on the pathway to becoming a doctor, he has always had a passion for nature and its intricacies; as such, he decided to participate in the “Fern Project”, which essence is to educate people in fern cultivation. During his first semester on the project, he was able to discover a soil mixture that accelerated the growth of gametophytes, the first stage of fern germination. All this was exciting, but he still has more to learn and more to discover! |
A first-generation Haitian American college student. She has participated in the Alternative Breaks Program, partnering with a non-profit called MEDICI, |
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A second-year student at Wolfson Campus attending The Honors College studying biology as a pre-PA student. She is working towards getting certified as a Nursing Assistant to gain experience in the healthcare field. She plans to transfer to an out-of-state university to complete her bachelor’s in biology and master’s in physician assistant studies. She wants to work at a big hospital as an OBGYN PA and has a great passion for learning. She is a Miami Senior High School graduate and was a leader for multiple clubs as well as receiving multiple awards. She was the Class of 2022 president, secretary for the National BETA club, and Best Buddies. During her time at the Honors College, Christell has taken a role as a Biofuel research intern, became a motivated member of multiple clubs like Phi Theta Kappa and Student Government Association, Vice-president for the Pre-Health Club, and The Honors College Ambassador. | ||
Currently working towards a bachelor’s in biotechnology while doing undergraduate research with eDNA. She wishes to work in agriculture to strengthen crops, or by making the world cleaner with bioremediation. She enjoys watching science fiction shows and crafting with her hands. |
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An MDC student in the STEM field and currently majoring in biological sciences. He has just completed his associate in agriculture and is willing to open himself up to more opportunities such as research. His decision to join the Genes and Diseases research was to learn; how research is conducted and how to express information he gained throughout. He hopes to share awareness about how nutrition can prevent diseases like diabetes. His future goal is to use all tools and resources to spread what he has learned to help others in life to achieve a healthy lifestyle. He is thankful for all the opportunities and will make sure to make the most of it. |
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She is from Cuba who has recently arrived in the US in search of exciting opportunities. She is an undergraduate first-year student at MDC and is on the path to becoming a bioengineer. She really likes crafting innovative solutions to address contemporary challenges. She is excited to join the 2023 Summer Research Program for STEM. This experience promises personal growth and the chance to navigate uncharted territories. Her goal is to contribute to groundbreaking advancements that make a tangible difference in the healthcare industry.
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