Global Awareness Society
International
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Dr. Michael Seipel presents certificates and travel funds to student presenters at the 17th annual international conference held in San Francisco in May 2008. From left in picture are, Dr. Michael Seipel, Brigham Young University;Andrea Henrie, Brigham Young University; Jennifer Johnson, Brigham Young University;Raymund O. Tiam, PLT College-Phillipines; William Weiter, The Fessenden School; Tonja Khabi, Fisk University; Isson Joseph, Brigham Young University; Laura Buffone, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
Global Student Scholars 2008
Tonja Khabi of Fisk University, Global Awareness Scholarship for the paper title “ The Dynamics of Religious Tensions”.
Moye Bongyu of Jackson State University, Global Awareness Scholarship for the paper title “ Globalization, Virtually Everybody Complains”.
Krista Bywater of University of California-Santa Barbara, Leland Stanford McKeeman Scholarship for the paper title “ Water for Life, Not for Profit”.
Isson Joseph of Brigham Young University, Crown Products Scholarship for the paper title “ End Children Slavery in Haiti”.
Andrea Henrie of Brigham Young University, Crown Products Scholarship for the paper title “ Social Justice: International Perspective”.
Jennifer Johnson of Brigham Young University, Crown Products Scholarship for the paper title “ Social Justice: International Perspective”.
Raymund O. Tiam of PLT College, Global Awareness Scholarship for the paper title “ Morality of the Youth: A Global Concern”.
William Weiter of The Fessenden School, Global Awareness Scholarship for the paper title “ American Poetry”.
Laura Buffone of Bloomsburg University, BU Roh Family Scholarship for the paper title “ A Comparison of the Higher Education Systems in the U.S. and Ireland: A life Experience”.
Farzad Noubary of Harvard University, Leland Stanford McKeeman Scholarship for the paper title “ Assessing Longitudinal Agreement between Gold Standard and Inexpensive CD4 Methodologies in the Presence of Established Treatment-Initiation Thresholds for HIV/AIDS”