MMC Science Students Present at Research Symposium; Iris Parke ’23 Brings Home First Place
Natural Sciences students Iris Parke ’23 and Victoria Perez ’24
Biomedical Sciences student Iris Parke ’23
Victoria Perez ’24 presents her urban ecology research.
Iris Parke ’23 presents her research in the Organic Chemistry category.
Victoria Perez presents her urban ecology research.
Iris Parke ’23 wins first place in the Organic Chemistry category at the 15th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium in the Biological and Chemical Sciences at William Paterson University in New Jersey.
Iris Parke ’23 won first place in the Organic Chemistry category at the 15th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium in the Biological and Chemical Sciences at William Paterson University in New Jersey.
First place winner Iris Parke ’23.
Iris Parke ’23 with her research mentor, Professor of Chemistry Alessandra Leri, at the 15th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium in the Biological and Chemical Sciences at William Paterson University in New Jersey. Iris won first place in the Organic Chemistry category.
Marymount Manhattan students made an impressive showing at the 15th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium in Biological and Chemical Sciences. The symposium, which took place at William Paterson University on April 2, 2022, attracted more than 70 undergraduate presenters from 17 colleges and universities across the region.
Iris Parke ’23 took home first place for her project, “Enrichment of Aromatic Carbon in Peat over Millennial Timescales by ATR-FTIR Spectroscopy,” which she conducted with Professor of Chemistry Alessandra Leri. Iris is a junior with a double major in Biomedical Sciences and Dance.
Victoria Perez ’24 presented her work on “Heterogeneity of Caddisfly Community Composition within the Highly Urbanized Bronx River,” which she conducted under the supervision of Assistant Professor of Biology Matthew Lundquist. Perez is a sophomore at MMC with a major in Urban & Environmental Sustainability.
Congratulations to Iris and Victoria!
Ashley Pavia ’21 Earns Master’s in Marine Science
