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- Ashanti_Johnson abstract "Ashanti Johnson is an American geochemist and chemical oceanographer.[1] She is theExecutive Director of the Institute for Broadening Participation and theAssistant Vice Provost for Faculty Recruitment for the University of Texas atArlington's Division of Faculty Affairs. Dr. Johnson received her B.S. (1993) in MarineScience from Texas A&MUniversity-Galveston (TAMUG) and her Ph.D. (1999) in Oceanography from Texas A&M University(TAMU). She was the first African American student body president at TAMUG. Sheis also one of the first female African-American chemical oceanographers in thecountry, and the first African-American to earn a doctoral degree inoceanography from TAMU. She has served as a faculty member for the Georgia Institute of Technology School ofEarth & Atmospheric Sciences, the Savannah State UniversityMarine Science Program, the University of South Florida(USF) College of Marine Science, and most recently the University of Texas atArlington Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences. Her areas of researchspecialization include: 1) aquatic radiogeochemistry, 2) professionaldevelopment of students, and 3) science and engineering diversity-focused initiatives.Her aquatic radiogeochemistry research activities focus on the utilization ofvarious biogeochemical indicators to interpret past events that have impactedthe marine, estuarine and freshwater environments in the Arctic, as well as incoastal regions of Georgia, Florida and Puerto Rico.Dr. Johnson’sprofessional development and diversity-focused scholarly activities aredesigned to facilitate research and professional development experiences forstudents representing diverse socioeconomic, cultural, gender, racial andacademic backgrounds. She currently serves as the director of one of four NASA One Stop Shopping Initiative (OSSI)Broker-Facilitator Corps, as well as the director for the NASA andNSF-funded Minorities Striving and Pursuing Higher Degrees of Successin Earth System Science Initiative. She is also the PI of theNSF-funded Pathways to Ocean Science Project and Co-PI of theNSF-funded Pathways to Engineering Project. While an assistantprofessor at the University of South Florida, Dr. Johnson served as the PI anddirector of the NSF-funded Florida-Georgia Louis Stokes Alliance forMinority Participation USF Bridge to the Doctorate Program andthe Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's Minority Ph.D. Program in theCollege of Marine Science. She also co-directed the NSF-funded USFCollege of Marine Science OCEANS Graduate STEM Fellows in K-12 Education(OCEANS GK-12) Fellowship Program, and facilitated the establishment of theNational Ocean Sciences Bowl's Spoonbill Bowl Regional Competition at USFCollege of Marine Science.Dr. Johnson has servedon the NSF Advisory Committee on Environmental Research and Education, American Geophysical UnionCommittee on Education and Human Resources and Subcommittee on Diversity, Association for the Sciences ofLimnology and Oceanography Education Committee, International SafeWater Conference Steering Committee, Digital Library for Earth System EducationAnnual Planning Committee, Savannah River Environmental Sciences Field StationAdvisory Board, University of Maine’s ADVANCE Rising Tide Center AdvisoryBoard, COSEE: Ocean Systems Advisory Board, Maine Physical Sciences PartnershipAdvisory Board, MentorNet Geosciences Advisory Board and the Howard UniversityScience, Engineering, and Mathematics Program External Advisory Board. Herrecent service activities include serving on the steering committee for the American Academy ofMicrobiology’s “Training the Microbiologist of the FutureColloquium”, being on the executive committee of “CHANGES -the Coalition of Hispanic, African and Native Americans for the Next Generationof Engineers and Scientists”, and participating in the White HouseWorkshop on STEM Minority Inclusion, as well as the White House Forum onMinorities in Energy.In her “Women ExploringOceans” interview Dr. Johnson reveals how she initially became interested inthe oceans by watching Jacques Cousteau, and how that interest was strengthenedafter interacting with a female marine biology graduate student who spent a daywith Ashanti, then a fifth grader, discussing the oceans. Dr. Johnson stillcherishes the childhood memory of that summer day and has throughout hercollege and professional career frequently shared her interest in the oceanswith children, teachers, community leaders, college students and federalgovernment officials.Dr. Johnson has receivednumerous honors and awards and has been published in many scientific andeducation journals. In January 2010 she received a Presidential Award forExcellence in Science Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring (PAEMST)at the White House in recognition of her professional development anddiversity-related activities. On February 1, 2010 she was recognized byTheGrio.com, an NBC product, as one of 100 History Makers in The Making andmore recently she was profiled in the Black Enterprise Magazine March 2011Issue’s “Women In STEM” Feature Story. Dr. Johnson’s activities have beenhighlighted in numerous newspapers, on several websites, and by Fox and ABCtelevision affiliates. Dr. Johnson also enjoys her role as wife and mother, andis active in her church, sorority (Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.) andlocal community".
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- Ashanti_Johnson comment "Ashanti Johnson is an American geochemist and chemical oceanographer.[1] She is theExecutive Director of the Institute for Broadening Participation and theAssistant Vice Provost for Faculty Recruitment for the University of Texas atArlington's Division of Faculty Affairs. Dr. Johnson received her B.S. (1993) in MarineScience from Texas A&MUniversity-Galveston (TAMUG) and her Ph.D. (1999) in Oceanography from Texas A&M University(TAMU).".
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