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Pursuing Her Passions

Incoming Stamps Scholar Chinyere Omeife will pursue a chemical engineering degree at the University of Missouri. Photo by Logan Jackson. Chinyere Omeife’s interest in healthcare began when she was just 6 years old after she had a routine blood draw. That interest grew into a passion as she got older and began interacting with her…

‘An Honor to be a Tiger’

Incoming Stamps Scholar Brock Murphy will pursue a political science degree at the University of Missouri. Photo by Logan Jackson. When Brock Murphy received the call that he would be joining the incoming University of Missouri Stamps Scholar cohort, he knew who he wanted to tell first – his grandmother. “I was volunteering at the…

Forging Her Own Path

Incoming Stamps Scholar Sydney Rohrberg will pursue a journalism degree at the University of Missouri. Photo by Logan Jackson. Growing up in a family of Iowa State University graduates, Sydney Rohrberg was looking for an opportunity to forge her own path. With an interest in journalism, Rohrberg eventually found her way to the University of…

Finding the Perfect Fit

Incoming Stamps Scholar Luke Richey will pursue a civil engineering degree at the University of Missouri. Photo by Logan Jackson. Luke Richey spent back-to-back summers on the University of Missouri campus as a high school student, through the Missouri Scholars Academy (MSA) and the Kinder Institute Constitutional Democracy Academy. As Richey began visiting college campuses…

Cherng Summer Scholar Q&A – Camila Gutierrez

The Cherng Summer Scholars program allows Honors College students at the University of Missouri to explore their passions through research projects aimed at questions they are interested in analyzing. Students who are accepted into the nine-week program participate in projects that are individually designed, with the support and mentorship of a Mizzou faculty member. This year, there…

A Summer of Discovery

The Cherng Summer Scholars program allows Honors College students at the University of Missouri to explore their passions through research projects aimed at questions they are interested in analyzing. Students who are accepted into the nine-week program participate in projects that are individually designed, with the support and mentorship of a Mizzou faculty member. “It’s a privilege…

Cherng Summer Scholar Q&A – Ava Roderick

The Cherng Summer Scholars program allows Honors College students at the University of Missouri to explore their passions through research projects aimed at questions they are interested in analyzing. Students who are accepted into the nine-week program participate in projects that are individually designed, with the support and mentorship of a Mizzou faculty member. This year, there…

Cherng Summer Scholar Q&A – Scott Roselli

The Cherng Summer Scholars program allows Honors College students at the University of Missouri to explore their passions through research projects aimed at questions they are interested in analyzing. Students who are accepted into the nine-week program participate in projects that are individually designed, with the support and mentorship of a Mizzou faculty member. This year, there…

Cherng Summer Scholar Q&A – Dustin Peters

The Cherng Summer Scholars program allows Honors College students at the University of Missouri to explore their passions through research projects aimed at questions they are interested in analyzing. Students who are accepted into the nine-week program participate in projects that are individually designed, with the support and mentorship of a Mizzou faculty member. This year, there…

Cherng Summer Scholar Q&A – Noelle Abend

The Cherng Summer Scholars program allows Honors College students at the University of Missouri to explore their passions through research projects aimed at questions they are interested in analyzing. Students who are accepted into the nine-week program participate in projects that are individually designed, with the support and mentorship of a Mizzou faculty member. This year, there…