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Narcissism and Anti-Immigrant Attitudes: A Tale of Pride and Prejudice?

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By Virgil Zeigler-Hill, Angelina Toma, Emily Thomas, Avi Besser
| MDPI
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From summer to fall: Students shares their classes and research

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By Angelina Toma
| The Oakland Post
Summer sessions can be a difficult journey for students especially when involved in research laboratories across campus. With a constant schedule, tackling an overwhelming amount of tasks over the summer semester can be both rewarding and stressful for future success. Organizational skills can guide students to succeed in both their courses and research involvement.
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The Mad Laboratory at Oakland University

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By Angelina Toma
| The Oakland Post
Dr. Gerard Madlambayan, professor and chair of the Department of Biological Sciences, shares his research interests in cancer and stem cell biology at Oakland University. After pursuing a chemical and biomedical engineering degree, Madlambayan continued working on bioreactors, product development and testing in the industry. “What inspired me to do research was my experience in the industry and what developed my research interests in graduate school,” Madlambayan said.
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