The 2018 Graduate Student Research Colloquium in the College of Education, Health and Human Sciences was held on Friday, March 2. Graduate students from within the college had the opportunity to present their research in a conference setting. Students then received feedback from faculty and other graduate students in attendance and had an opportunity to practice their presentation skills.
The event was hosted by the Dean’s Graduate Student Advisory Board of the College of Education, Health and Human Sciences. More information about the event can be found here.
Enjoy a few photos from the 2018 Graduate Student Research Colloquium.
Awards were presented to the following:
Sewon Min, Department of Retail, Hospitality, and Tourism Management – The Glass Ceiling: How it is Perceived and How it Affects Work Engagement Among Hotel Employees
Deborah Kirkland, Department of Public Health – A Systematic Review of Interventions that Increase Earlier Uptake of the HPV Vaccine in Girls 9 to 17-years-old in the United States
Mohammed Alquraishi, Department of Nutrition – Role of PKM2 in LPS-induced Renal Injury
Lindsay Toth, Department of Kinesiology, Recreation, and Sport Studies – Video-Recorded Validation of Wearable Step Counters Under Free-living Conditions
Nathan West, Department of Educational Psychology and Counseling – Developmental Networks and Interpersonal Support of Beginning Counselors
Benjamin Nam, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies – Conflicts Among Stakeholders Regarding the New Academic Policy in the Korea University Sport Federation
Ashlyn Schwartz, Department of Child and Family Studies – Emotional and Behavioral Adjustment
Lindsay Toth – Video-Recorded Validation of Wearable Step Counters Under Free-living Conditions (Oral)
Lauren Schroeder – A Raised Surface Affects Ankle Biomechanics During a Common Softball Task (Poster Session I)
Derrick Yates – Preference for and Tolerance of Exercise Intensity in Group Indoor Cycling (Poster Session II)
Adeline Grier-Welch – Perceptions of Food Pantry Usage and Food Acquisition Behaviors Among Food Pantry Users in East Tennessee (Poster Session I)
Emily Hager – Exploring the Environmental Link to Obesity-Associated Breast Cancer: The Story of Parabens (Poster Session II
Kayley Davis – Wait, College Students Have Motivations Against Sex? (Poster Session I)
Kaylee Couvillion – Attentional Focus Effects on the Performance of a Continuous Whole-Body Task with Object Manipulation (Poster Session II)
Lauran Gieske – TV Consumption Mediates Effects of Family Adversity on Immigrant Children’s Executive Functions (EF) (Poster Session I)
Lucia Miranda – Impact of Early Biological Versus Environmental Adversity on Temperament at 6 Years: A Comparison of the English and Romanian Adoptee Study and Bavarian Longitudinal Study (Poster Session II)