Nominated By: Mary Sue Savage

In the words of her nominator:

Thesis: "Effects of Spatial Language Cues on Attention and the Perception of Ambiguous Images"

Advisor: Dr. Kauyumari Sanchez- Associate Professor for Psychology

Thesis Title: An Analysis of Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) and its Role in the Neoliberal Context
Advisor: Michihiro Sugata

Nominated by Marcy Burstiner, Victoria Sama, Deidre Pike, Jessie Cretser-Hartenstein, Kirby Moss, Andrea Juarez, Josh Meisel, Vince Biondi, Renee Byrd, Michiro Sugata and Sara Hart

Her thesis title is: Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity Defense Comparing African American and White Defendants

Nominated by Professor Chris Aberson, Professor Amber Gaffney and Professor Gregg J. Gold

“A Symbol of Hope: An Ethnographic Analysis of Religion and Disaster Following the Camp Fire”

Faculty advisor: Mary Scoggin, Professor in Anthropology

Nominated by Kerry M. Byrne and Alison O’Dowd

Nominated by Jenessa Lund, Casey Park and Kendra Higgins

“Food Provisioning, Prey Composition, and Nesting Success of Ospreys in Northwestern California”

Faculty advisor: Jose Marin Jarrin, Professor in Fisheries Biology

Nominated by Melea Smith

During the past few years Meg has advanced to higher levels of leadership at Y.E.S. She stands out as a wonderfully committed, capable and inspiring student who has been dedicated to engaging with the local community. It has been rewarding to observe and support Meg as she developed and excelled in her roles as a volunteer, student leader and most recently, as a student staff member at Y.E.S.