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Spotlight On Recent Alumni ::
Michelle Scott, Class of 2001

Michelle L. Scott received her bachelors in sociology in May of 2001. She was active in student government, Habitat for Humanity, and other student organizations. In addition, she was vice-president of the sociology honor society Alpha Kappa Delta during the 2000-2001 academic year. KSC bestowed several honors and awards on Michelle while a student here. She was a recipient of the Outstanding New Hampshire Woman of the Year in March 2000, KSC Outstanding Citizen in May 2001, and the Sociology and Anthropology Faculty Award in May 2001.
Michelle received her masters in sociology from Texas A&M University in August of 2003. The title of her thesis is “The Structure of Agriculture in Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan America.” While working on her masters, she spent a summer working at the U.S. Department of Agriculture- Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension. Last August, Michelle attended the Rural Sociological Society Meetings and presented a paper about her research on agriculture.
In October she started as a Research Associate at The Urban Institute's Justice Policy Center in Washington, DC. With this job she will use her statistical, and analytical skills --- just like I want to. She said, “Unfortunately, this means the end of my very short not-so-relaxing
vacation at my parent's house.”