b"OFFICE FOR GLOBAL RESEARCH ENGAGEMENTRESEARCH ABROAD FOR DOCTORAL STUDENT AWARDEES 2024-2025The RADS program provides funding of up to $5000 for travel expenses for doctoral students in the Humanities, Social Sciences, and STEM disciplines to travel abroad and collect data or to access resources not available on campus.BABA SALEM ADOU SILVIA DE MELO FUTADA KENNETH ODUORDepartment of Political Science School of Natural Resources andDepartment of Agronomy, College of College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Environment, College of Agricultural andAgricultural and Life SciencesFaculty Advisor: Dr. Leonardo Villaln Life SciencesFaculty Advisor: Dr. Jose DubeuxResearch seeks to reframe the approachFaculty Advisor: Dr. Karen Kainer The research aims to contribute to the to understanding religion and politicsThis research aims to exploresustainable management of the invasive in the African Sahel. Student aims tohow the Waimiri Atroari peoplecactus species that is problematic among investigate not only the conditions undernavigate overlapping territories andthe pastoral communities in Laikipia, which states appear to be successfulinfrastructural projects while assertingKenya. Kenyaor unsuccessful in aligning religion withtheir territorial rights while promoting the their political agendas in the contextlife of other species. Brazil YASMEEN AHMED SALEEMof insecurity, but also the broaderDepartment of Soil Water and Ecosystem historical, political, and social contextsSTEPHANIE MELISSA GRUVER Sciences, College of Agricultural and Life that facilitate or hinder such a process.Department of Anthropology SciencesMauritania College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Faculty Advisor: Dr. Davie KadyampakeniFaculty Advisor: Dr. Susan deFrance Research investigates the use of biochar AMADOU BARROW Research aims to examine Pre- and reclaimed water to improve soil Department of Epidemiology Columbian environmental mitigationhealth and water retention for blueberry College of Public Health and Healthtechniques on the north coast of Peruproduction in Florida. JapanProfessions from ~200-1470 CE. PeruFaculty Advisor: Dr. Heather Stark MARTHA GUADALUPE ULLOA Research aims to examine the combinedPRIYANK HARI HARAN CALZONZINimpact of lower perceived social supportDepartment of Wildlife Ecology andDepartment of Physics, College of Liberal and higher psychosocial distress onConservation, College of Agricultural andArts and Sciencesantiretroviral therapy (ART) adherenceLife Sciences Faculty Advisor: Dr. Rachel Houtzamong people living with HIV (PLHIV) inFaculty Advisor: Dr. Emilio Bruna Research examines a Baryogenesis The Gambia, specifically in the KanifingResearch examines the economic andmechanism that aims to explain the Municipality and West Coast Region.non-economic intentions, motivations,matter-antimatter asymmetry of the Gambia and barriers preventing peoplesuniverse. Spainengagement in conservation. IndiaDINALO CHAKMADepartment of English, College of LiberalDANIELLA HEREDIA CASTANEDAArts and Sciences Department of Agricultural/Food Faculty Advisor: Dr. Susan Hegeman Service, College of Agricultural and Life Research investigates the cultural andSciences, IFAS RESEARCH political activism of the IndigenousFaculty Advisor: Dr. Angela GonellaABROAD FOR Chakma musicians of the Chittagong HillDiaza Tracts, Bangladesh. It will explore howResearch focuses on developmentalMASTERS the songs played an instrumental roleprogramming in beef cattle. Canada STUDENTS in the Indigenous self-determination movement, a topic that has receivedRICHARD KWEITSU The RAMS program provides funding scant scholarly attention in my field.Department of Political Science of up to $5000 for travel expenses Bangladesh College of Liberal Arts and Sciences for master's students in terminal KLEYDSON DIEGO DA ROCHA Faculty Advisor: Dr. Sebastian Elischer Humanities, Social Sciences, and Department of Forest Resources &Research investigates the complexSTEM degree programs to travel Conservation, College of Agricultural anddynamics of post-election legal challenges in Africa and their impact onabroad and collect data or to access Life Sciences democratization processes. Ghana resources not available on campus. Faculty Advisor: Dr. Dan JohnsonResearch explores the spatial patternsUFs outstanding awardees are:of tree damage in forests and their implications for forest health, resilience,ASA VICENTE WONG-GOMEZand management. By examiningAnthropology, Kenyahow damage clusters spread across taxonomic groups, research aims toMD TAFSIR NUR NA RASHEDidentify early indicators of disturbancesEntomology, Bangladeshsuch as physical damage, pests, or climate stress. GermanyUF International Center |21"