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Graduate Project and Thesis
I welcomed the opportunity to supervise and serve as a reader of a Graduate Project and Thesis (SW 5960, Fall 2016; and SW 5992, Spring 2017). Specifically, I supervised Amber Simmons Graduate Project that focused on raising awareness of suicide among college students and served as a reader (committee member) on Tsola Ekokai thesis, which examined the sex reassignment decision-making process of Nigerian parents, living in the U.S., who have an intersex child. At the outset of the process, I met with each student one-on-one to learn more about their particular interests and ascertain how I might best serve the students. I met regularly with students to consistently enforce standards of rigor and academic conduct

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