New Media Undergraduate Fellows
Current and Previous Fellows
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Anniston Anderson Hometown: ：La Crosse, KS Anniston is in the Kansas Academy of Mathematics and Science program at FHSU. She plans to study biology with a minor in chemistry. After graduating from the KAMS program she intends to finish her undergraduate degree at The University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. In her free time, she enjoys reading, running, and spending time with friends. "The Institute for New Media Studies has been a great resource to continue to progress in biochemistry research project with Dr. Bencze." |
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Monica Michaud Hometown: Hays, KS Monica Michaud is a Junior studying Computer Science with a minor in Math and an emphasis in Physics. Originally from Hays, she attended high school at Thomas More Prep - Marian. Monica is involved in the FHSU Honor Society as the Vice President of Technology, the Honors College, Catholic Disciples, and the FHSU Marching Band playing the piccolo for a season. After graduating, she hopes to pursue a career in software engineering. "I have always had a strong interest in, and love for, learning when it comes to technology. So, I am grateful for this opportunity, and I am excited to begin this experience with the Institute for New Media Studies!" |
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Emily Linder Hometown: Overbrook, KS Emily Linder is from Overbrook, KS and attends the Kansas Academy of Math and Science (KAMS) program at FHSU. She previously attended Baldwin High School in Baldwin City, KS, where she was highly active in theater, debate, and on the women's tennis team. Though currently undeclared, she plans to major in both English and Graphic Design after graduating from the KAMS program. Emily is using her fellowship to collaborate between the Institute and Psychology department. |
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Christian Ermann Hometown: Liberal, KS Christian Ermann is from Liberal, KS and attends the Kansas Academy of Math and Science (KAMS) program at FHSU. In his time here, he has become involved in the KAMS-Honors College Executive Council and the Hays Venture Crew. In addition, he is executing a number of research projects. Though currently undeclared, he plans to major in Computer Science after graduating from the KAMS program. Christian is using his fellowship to collaborate between the Institute and Forsyth Library. |