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Dr. David Russomanno

Phone: (901) 678-3253
Email: drussmnn@memphis.edu
Web page: https://umdrive.memphis.edu/drussmnn/www/Default.htm
Office: Engineering Science Building Room 206
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering

Dr. David Russomanno

Responsibilities

  • Manage the overall project

  • Coordinator of mentors for engineering and engineering technology students

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Ms.Regina Hairston

Phone: (901) 678-3121
Email: rhairstn@memphis.edu
Office: Manning Hall 219

Responsibilities

  • Monitoring student progress. Manage aspects of the program

  • Provide students counseling on issues stemming from family obligations, financial instability, interpersonal conflicts, and other issues that impede students' academic progress

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Ms. Anna Phillips-Lambert

Email: ANNA1231@aol.com
Office: Engineering Science 108C
Department: Civil Engineering

Ms. Anna Phillips-Lambert

Responsibilities

  • Mentor for female students

  • Program assessment and coordinator of S-STEM workshops

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Ms. Karen Smith

Email: kasmith@memphis.edu
Office: Financial Aid Office

Responsibilities

  • Determine level of scholarship award

  • Develop a total award package considering other aid

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Dr. Paul Palazolo

Phone: (901) 678-3275
Email: ppalazol@memphis.edu
Web page http://www.ce.memphis.edu/palazolo/new_home.html
Office:  Engineering Administration 201
Department: Civil Engineering

Dr. Paul Palazolo

Responsibilities

  • Mentor for engineering students
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Chrysanthe Preza

Dr. Chrysanthe Preza, Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, received a $743,781 National Science Foundation (NSF) Faculty Early Career Development Award for her research. The Career Award is the most prestigious award junior faculty members can receive from the NSF.
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