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Bonnie Wayne Named Macey Scholar for 2001by George ZamoraSOCORRO, N.M., April 29, 2002 -- Bonnie J. Wayne, a graduate student pursuing a master of science degree in biology at New Mexico Tech, recently was named a Macey Scholar at the state-supported research university. The honor includes a $5,000 scholarship. (For stories on the other two 2001 recipients of the Macey Scholarship, please see Macey Scholars: Caruthers and Edwards.) Wayne, the daughter of Robert and Cheryl Wayne of Albuquerque, is a graduate of Del Norte High School. She is currently pursuing a master of science degree in biology at New Mexico Tech, after having earned two bachelor of science degrees at Tech last year, one in mathematics and one in psychology. In the recent past, Wayne has volunteered her time to work for the New Mexico Science Olympiad, developed a website for the New Mexico Tech psychology department, performed in plays and musicals at Tech, served as a student orientation leader, and written several articles in Paydirt, the campus newspaper. In addition to her coursework, Wayne has been actively involved in researching the effects of retinoic acid, a derivative of vitamin A, on the brainstem nuclei of developing laboratory rats. "New Mexico Tech has been a great experience for
me," Wayne says. "I was able to receive two bachelor
of science degrees in five years, and I should receive my master's
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