Credentials:
B.S., M.S. (to be completed 2004) Southern Connecticut State University

Biographical Sketch:
Since joining CCSAR in the summer of 2000, Nnamdi Ihuegbu has assisted in all data entry, management, and analysis of CCSAR projects. 

Other appointments that Mr. Ihuegbu has recently held include: 
Guest Lecturer in the Research and Measurement Department at SCSU (RSM 610:  Applied Multiple Regression/Correlation Anaylsis), and Research Apprentice at the Yale Child Study Center.

Mr. Ihuegbu earned a B.S. in Computer Science (Honors) with minors inMathematics and Physics. He is also currently completing a M.S. in Computer Science. 

He is the recipient of various awards including: 
The Outstanding SeniorAward in Computer Science; The Honors College Presidential Scholarship; and
The Ida M. Cacesse Scholarship for academic achievements. 

Mr. Ihuegbu has co-authored and contributed to several CCSAR-related publications including: 
(1) Striving to Achieve Reading Success, 
(2) A Study of Literacy Performance Between High and Low Performing Kindergarten Classrooms, 
(3) A City's Integrated Service System: Evaluating Waterbury's Implementation of the Safe School/Healthy Students Initiative. 

For more information on Mr. Ihuegbu's specific research interest and publications, please see http://home.southernct.edu/~ihuegbun1