In the fall I will continue working on finishing my Masters in Urban and Regional Planning,' Wisdom explained.

'After graduation I will be working with the city of East Lansing for the summer. The grant can be used for future development, such as travel or graduate studies, and Wisdom plans to use the funds to cover the costs of travels and data collection to continue her research. She also has the questioning mind and the appetite for systematic data collection she will need as an academic.' Richard Lee II (16471715), planter, Colonel of Horse, member of the Kings Council Richard Henry Lee (17321794), President of the United States in Congress Assembled, 1784 to 1785 Richard Bland Lee (17611827), U.S. 'She is quick to grasp difficult concepts, and is an effective communicator and a fine writer. John Waller, a professor of History as well as the Director of the Social Science Scholars Program. 'Wisdom’s intellectual interests are impressively broad: she has excelled in chemistry and political science as well as history and urban planning,' said Dr. 'As Wisdom’s primary academic advisor and mentor over the past three years, I have come to know her as an exceedingly talented, curious and hardworking student who is deeply committed to promoting racial equity through both research and service in myriad forms,' said Dr. Noah Durst, an assistant professor in the MSU School of Planning, Design and Construction. He was also executive director of Oaksterdam University, 'a major medical marijuana dispensary and advocacy group' based in Oakland. Wisdom was nominated by faculty research mentor Dr. Richard Lee (Political activist) - Ballotpedia Richard Lee (Political activist) Richard Lee was a leader with Tax Cannabis 2010. Noah Durst, for without their guidance, I would not be able to accomplish as much as I have here at MSU.' 'I am grateful for the continued support I have received from both Dr. Receiving the Featherstone has allowed me to explore my curiosities through research and hands-on experiences,' Wisdom said. This award symbolizes my insatiable thirst for knowledge. It is a great honor to be placed in such distinguished ranks of the past honorees. As a researcher, Wisdom's focus is on the harmful effects that gentrification and gerrymandering have on communities of color. She is also a member of the Social Science Scholars Program and MSU Honors College.Ī student-activist with a strong commitment to social justice, Wisdom has served on the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee for both the Social Science Scholars Program and the School of Planning, Design, and Construction. Faye Harrison, Ann Kingsolver, Louise Lamphere, Richard Lee, Mary Moran, Sandi Morgen, Cheryl Mwaria, Tom Patterson, Harriet Rosenberg, Carol Stack. Wisdom (pictured left) is a fourth-year student majoring in Urban and Regional Planning and History with a minor in Cities: Environment, Design, and Society, and is also dual-enrolled in the Master of Urban and Regional Planning Program. The prize is awarded to MSU's most outstanding graduate based on criteria such as openness, curiosity, creativity, intellectualism, character and leadership - all of which Wisdom exemplifies through her work as a student, researcher and activist. Social science student and soon-to-be graduate Wisdom Henry has won the 2022 Richard Lee Featherstone Endowed Prize. Park police, with the use of tear gas, horses and batons-yet protesters made no attempt to enter the Capitol or incite violence on a level witnessed yesterday.Social scientist Wisdom Henry wins prestigious Featherstone award were surged by a heavily prepared force made up of Washington police, more than 5,000 national guard troops and U.S. The June 1 Black Lives Matter demonstrators in D.C. Many are drawing comparisons to the lenient police response to the violence yesterday with how Black Lives Matter protests last year were met with considerably more brutal force, resulting in multiple arrests and injuries across cities. We're not gonna hurt you, because you're not them.'' The police are you, and the police reflect back to that. And so when you think you own it, you own the place, you ain't afraid of the police. Joy Reid attends the National Town Hall on the second day of the 48th Annual Congressional Black Caucus Foundation on Septemin Washington, DC.

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