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2011 Cohort Profiles

The 2011 i3 Scholars are an incredibly diverse group of students. The group is made up of students from across the country, pursuing degrees in a variety of academic disciplines. These Scholars are highly-motivated students that have much to offer the information sciences. Their experience in i3 has helped to prepare them for the challenges and opportunities that the iSchools have to offer.

If you would like to contact one of the i3 Scholars directly, please email i3info@pitt.edu.

2011 i3 Scholars:

 

Name

Undergraduate School and Major

Current Endeavors

Ben Baltes

University of Texas at Austin
Computer Science

 

Janessa Benn

North Carolina A&T State University
Civil Engineering

 

Joshua Cartagena

Rutgers University
Information Technology & Informatics

 

Clea Counts

Miami University of Ohio
English Language Arts Instruction

 

Justin Grayman

University of Tennessee at Knoxville
Computer Science

 

Olivia Green

University of Pittsburgh
Information Science & Marketing

 

Mavis Gyamera

University of Pittsburgh
Public Health

 

Oliver Haimson

Carnegie Mellon University
Economics

 

Sam Hickson

Rutgers University
Journalism

 

Twanna Hodge

University of the Virgin Islands
Humanities

 

Malachi Jones

Randolph Community College
Business Administration

 

Daniel Knopp

University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Political Science

 

Bradley Kuykendall

Lincoln University
Business Administration & Library Science

 

Marcia McIntosh

Washington University
English Literature & African Studies, 2012

University of Texas at Austin, School of Information
Master's of Information Studies, Exp. 2014

Alejandra Mendoza

Carnegie Mellon University
Civil & Environmental Engineering

 

Toni Pizza

Colorado College
Sociology, 2012

New York University, Tisch School of the Arts
Game Design MFA, Exp. 2014

Paris Smith

North Carolina State University
Business Administration-Information Technology Concentration

 

Guadalupe Soto

University of California, Santa Barbara
Sociology

 

Randel Tomina

Michigan State University
Computer Science & Finance