Anyanwu

• Presidential Fellow to the Office of the Provost Gordon College, selected for 2014-2015

• Doctoral Fellowship, Tufts University Friedman School, 2018-2021
• The Luke A. and Mary Moore Wood Memorial Scholarship for Best Student in Behavioral and Social Sciences, Gordon College, 2013-2014
• Harold Myra Scholarship for academic excellence and leadership, Gordon College, 2012-2013
• Social Science Achievement Award for breadth of academic experience in the social sciences and leadership qualities, Gordon College, 2015

Teaching Assistant, Friedman School of Nutrition

• NUTR 217 Monitoring and Evaluation of Food Programs, January 2018 to May 2018
• NUTB 211 Theories of Behavior Change, January 2018 to Present

• Summer Intern, USAID/Save the Children International, Growth through Nutrition (GtN) Project, Ethiopia, June 2017 to August 2017
• Therapeutic Trainer / Mentor, Lahey Health Behavioral Services, August 2015 to 2016

Assistant Editor, CAPRO Media, Jos Nigeria, 1988-1989; 1991-1993

• Wrote news articles
• Collated materials for publication
• Conducted interviews
• Edited and planned page layout of CAPRO’s quarterly magazine
• Administrative duties: filing, correspondence and bookkeeping for the media department

• Anyanwu O (2013). Egbo-o Ho Ho! A Cry for Crisis Intervention: Women Arbitrating Peace in Eastern Nigeria. Journal of Community Psychology 46(1): 31-32.
• Anyanwu O (2014). The Role of Resiliency, Personality, and Coping Strategies in College Students' Burnout. Eastern Psychological Association, Boston, MA (Poster Presentation).
• Anyanwu O (2014). Access to Higher Education in Rural New Hampshire. Eastern Psychological Association, Boston, MA (Poster Presentation).
• Anyanwu O (2014). Making Sense of a Text: The New Critical Way. 5th Annual Language and Linguistics Colloquium, Gordon College, Wenham, MA (Paper Presentation).