Student Recipients
Meet our Fall 2023 STAMPS Impact Prize Recipients.
"The University of Mississippi will be the first in the nation to launch this program for undergraduate students, which will inspire them to pursue academic passions outside of the classroom and help them advance areas of interest while building the leadership skills needed to be successful."
Dr. Glenn Boyce
Chancellor, University of Mississippi
Meet the Fall 2023 Recipients
Isabella Arthurs, a Junior English major with Professor Bruce Levingston serving as Faculty Mentor to her project titled From Poem to Performance: The Professional Production of an Original Studio Album.
Lindsay Ashton, a Junior Biology major with Professor Yongjian Qiu serving as Faculty Mentor to her project titled Investigating the Role of microRNAs in Shoot Negative Gravitropism in Plants.
William Baggett, a Senior International Studies and Spanish major with Professor Marcos Mendoza serving as Faculty Mentor to his project titled Comparing Drag Performance in the Americas: Rio de Janeiro, Guadalajara, and Oxford.
Dylan Barker, a Senior Political Science, Public Health, and Anthropology major with Professor Allyson Ford-Wade serving as Faculty Mentor to his project titled Clean Air Project; UM CAP.
Emma Cochran, a Junior Exercise Science major with Professor Chip Wade serving as Faculty Mentor to her project titled The Impact of the Menstrual Cycle Phases on Upper Extremity Injury Risk in Female Athletes.
Rod`Kendrick Harrison, a Junior Public Health major with Professor Hannah Allen serving as Faculty Mentor to his project titled Empowering Minority College Students for Mental Health Well-being: A Mental Health First Aid Initiative.
Phoebe Johnson, a Sophomore Mechanical Engineering major with Professor Damian Stoddard serving as Faculty Mentor to her project titled Ballistics Characterization of Graphene-Infused Lunar-Inspired Concrete.
Ella Jordan, a Junior Political Science major with Professor Miles Armaly serving as Faculty Mentor to her project titled Breaking Barriers or Building Resistance? Female Undergraduates' Response to Body Politicization and Its Impact on Legal Attitudes.
Angeline Morgan, a Senior Art major with Professor Brooke White serving as Faculty Mentor to her project titled Skin to Skin: A Photographic Investigation into Identity and Collaboration.
Christina Nguyen, a Junior Biomedical Engineering major with Professor Yi Hua serving as Faculty Mentor to her project titled Modeling Whole-Eye Deformations in Response to Intraocular Pressure.
Anna Owens, a Junior Biomedical Engineering and General Business major with Professor Thomas Werfel serving as Faculty Mentor to her project titled Drug Delivery Device for In-Vitro Fertilization.
Autumn Payne, a Junior Film Production major with Professor Sarah Hennigan serving as Faculty Mentor to her project titled Autistic Women: On Overlooked Community.
Joey Pham, a Junior Computer Science major with Professor Brenton Laing serving as Faculty Mentor to his project titled GLIDE Proposal.