91̽»¨

Office of the Dean of Students
740.593.1800
kathy@ohio.edu

I love the opportunity to connect with students and support them in their educational journey. Watching a first-year student come into the program and then see them walk across the stage at Commencement is exciting. So much has happened in between those two points and the support of the MBSP can make a big difference.

740.593.9376 
fowlerc1@ohio.edu  
403 Baker University Center 
Division of Diversity and Inclusion 

I'm involved with the Margaret Boyd Scholars Program because I have seen "women and non-binary spaces" help to provide a supportive place for students to thrive.  The program helps students foster a sense of self, grow leadership skills, develop intellectual curiosity, and work toward empowering others.

740.593.2455 
harrisl1@ohio.edu  

I'm involved with the Margaret Boyd Scholars Program because I personally know the value and want to be a part of a learning community uniquely designed to support the intellectual, creative, and leadership development of undergraduate women. 

740.597.1771 
intrator@ohio.edu 

I’m involved with the Margaret Boyd Scholars Program because I believe in helping to empower and educate young women and to provide them with opportunities and encouragement that may otherwise be hard to come by, and because I’m constantly learning from and inspired by every woman who is involved in the Program. 

Tia is a proud two-time graduate of 91̽»¨ that is honored to be back on campus working with student-athletes and students from various student organizations. She is currently the Assistant Athletic Director of Student-Athlete Development and Inclusion. Having been a student-athlete at Ohio she has a true passion to see the program flourish. Her passion is helping and uplifting the people around her and enjoys making impactful connections in the community and on campus. One of her mottos is Empowered Women Empower Women. So she is excited to work with the MBScholars. 

740.593.0438  
jellison@ohio.edu  

I’m involved with the Margaret Boyd Scholars Program because I believe part of my mission as an educator is to assist young women in empowering themselves and succeeding in their chosen pursuits.

Dr. Melissa (Mel) Kulp is the Assistant Dean of Career & Student Success in the College of Business at 91̽»¨. She began her career in education as a teacher but transitioned into higher education in 2014. She has degrees from Miami University, Boston University, and the University at Buffalo, and her doctorate in higher education administration from the University of South Florida. She is passionate about building strong and clear connections between academic advising and career coaching to increase students’ decision-making abilities around choosing majors and ultimately career paths. Mel teaches multiple courses within the College of Business and loves getting to know her students so she can best help them navigate college and discover their career aspirations.

In her spare time, Mel is a lover of sports, the outdoors, and her family (which includes two English Bulldogs).

I am engaged with the Margaret Boyd Scholars Program because I value fostering a profound sense of belonging and participating in a collective endeavor that champions growth and empowerment in gender equity.

Associate Dean in the College of Arts & Sciences
Professor of Political Science
sandal@ohio.edu

I am originally from Turkey and came to the U.S. 20 years ago as an international student. I am very excited to be part of the Margaret Boyd Scholars community. It is an inclusive space where women can learn from and celebrate each other’s experiences and grow together. 

Professor, Department of Physics and Astronomy  
Member of the Nanoscale and Quantum Phenomena Institute
740.593.9434 
sandler@ohio.edu  

I am involved with the MBSP because I want to contribute to the education and empowerment of young women, using my professional experience as a woman physicist. My interactions with Boyd students, exciting and thought-provoking, bring new perspectives to my role as a female science faculty. Moreover, participation in the board opens a window to the rich academic environment of 91̽»¨ and allows me to collaborate with talented professionals from diverse disciplines. 

Audience and Donor Data Manager at National Sawdust in Brooklyn, NY 
Alumna MBSP, 2019 
amischerson@gmail.com 

The Margaret Boyd Scholars Program provides young woman foundational and inspiring opportunities for personal and professional growth.  As an alumna of the program that was impacted firsthand, I am thrilled to continue the legacy of impact MBSP has on students at 91̽»¨.

I am part of the Margaret Boyd Scholar Program. I firmly believe that educating and empowering women from diverse backgrounds will create leaders and innovators. Women empowerment will fuel to strengthen the next generation of younger women and contribute to build a better, stronger community and a great nation. As a researcher, I am delighted to do my part by teaching, training, and empowering woman in the field of biomedical sciences. I envision young women thriving and excelling in diverse fields of science.

Ellis Hall, Room 353D 
740/593/9937 
snyderc3@ohio.edu 

I'm involved with the Margaret Boyd Scholars Program because I enjoy helping to foster, and being part of, a supportive women’s community. I believe the program helps young women to thrive—and to see themselves as part of a long history of women striving to overcome whatever obstacles are in their way.