McNair Summer Research Program

McNair Summer Research Program

 

The TRiO Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program, known at USD as the McNair Scholars Program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education. This program identifies and prepares high-achieving USD undergraduates for graduate studies by providing research training and early scholarly experiences. The program is named in honor of deceased NASA astronaut, Dr. Ronald. E. McNair.

McNair Scholars are exposed to research training and scholarly experiences throughout the year and have opportunities to present their research at national academic conferences. In addition, they are eligible to participate in the McNair Summer Research Program. As Summer Research Interns, they conduct a 10 week research project, attend a graduate school boot camp, produce a scholarly essay on their findings, and present their work at a minimum of two academic conferences.

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Student Papers from 2022

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Interannual Variation of Ichthyofaunal Utilization of a Man-Made Salt Marsh Creek in Mission Bay, California, Maria Angst

Student Papers from 2021

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Ichthyofaunal Utilization of a Man-Made Salt Marsh Creak in Mission Bay, California, 25 Years After Creation, Maria Angst

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Global E-commerce Readiness of U.S. SMEs towards the Mexican Market: Are American Small Businesses Prepared for Digital Commerce to Mexico?, Ricardo Cardoza and Eileen Daspro DBA

Student Papers from 2020

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Uncertainty Reduction in Initial Interactions, Melissa Cabrera

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The Effects of Visual Aids in Online Learning, Amaris Leal

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America’s Finest Housing Crisis: Racialized Housing & Suburban Development, Vicenta Martinez Govea

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Examination of Birth Order and Personality Effects on Coping Strategies in Light of COVID-19, Stephanie Vavricek