Victoria Oxendine, received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology & Human Development in December of 2007 from the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay.

     She is a member of Psi Chi, APS, and APA (Div. 45). She twice received the University Leadership Award for outstanding achievement in leadership within the student body and the community. She was also awarded the Who's Who in American University Students for 2007.

     She received a research grant for her undergraduate work from the Institute for Racial & Ethnic Identity - University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, entitled, "Exploring Ethnic Identity Development In Northeast Wisconsin: Links to Personality and Health." She has presented her research at three symposiums: the Annual Academic Excellence, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay; Posters in the Rotunda, University of Wisconsin-Madison; and Annual Research Symposium at University of Wisconsin-Stout. To contact her, you may email her at research@pvfnet.com.

      Ms. Oxendine gratefully acknowledges the consultation of Regan A.R. Gurung, Ph.D., Chairperson of the Human Development department at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. To learn more, see his web site.