DOS Guide Book Schedule 19 - Stockton University · 2019-03-13 · Cited References and Altmetrics -- what researchers need to know In this poster, we highlight the differences between

GUIDE BOOK

19th Annual

QUICK GUIDE 9-10:00am Poster Presentations: Campus Center Main Event Room 9-11:00am Welcome Breakfast: Campus Center Main Event Room 10-1:00pm Oral Presentations: Campus Center Meeting Room 1, 2, 3, 5 and the Theatre 11-1:00pm Refreshments: Campus Center Main Event Room

Learning Engagement Global Perspectives Sustainability Research

9:00 – 10:00 CC Main Event Room Breakfast and POSTER PRESENTATIONS (see poster section for descriptions)

Time Rm # Presenter (s) Title Discipline 10:05 – 10:30 CC1 *Kalibatseva, Zornitsa – SOBL

Molly Arnold

Are "superwomen" without social support at risk for postpartum depression and anxiety? This project examines the relationship between social support, perfectionism, postpartum depression and anxiety using an online questionnaire.

Health

CC2 ** *Demitroff, Mark – NAMS

Earth, Wind, & Ice: Ancient Climate Change to Periglacial Landscapes South Jersey's cold, dry, and windy Ice Age legacy has few modern terrestrial equivalents. Climate-driven movement of freezing and thawing ground, along with strong winds from the nearby Laurentide Ice Sheet, have helped to fashion the local terrain into the unique world-renowned landscape that we value today as the Pine Barrens—and providing critical habitat for rare, threatened, and endangered plants and animals.

Science

CC3 ** *Cross, Pam – GENS Youngblood, Lisa – GENS Ryan, Emily – GENS Ehrenfeld, Dan – GENS

FRST Peer Mentoring/TA Project: From At-risk to Role Model In this project, members of the First Year Studies Program selected successful students from their fall FRST classes to work as peer mentors/teaching assistants in the same class during the spring semester. The students in these spring semester classes benefited from the extra one-on-one support; that was an expected outcome of this high impact practice. However, this was also a transformative experience for the first-year students chosen as Mentor/TAs, who gained considerable confidence and broadened their perspectives. This project, which originated from an AASCU (American Association of State Colleges and Universities) grant has now received temporary, internal funding from the Provost and is part of a pending application for presidential funding.

General

CC Theatre *Roessel, David – ARHU Shilo Previti Michael Simons Jamie Walters Angel Cordero Dylan Carr

Writers, Dreamers, Drifters and the Aegean: Swimming Rocks, Hydra, Greece Professor Roessel's students synthesized a series of comparative performances using the literary works of Australian authors Charmian Clift and George Johnston to understand the way in which the married couple's perspectives of life on the island of Hydra differed and. how their relationship suffered as a result. Clift and Johnston's interpretations of the Spilia swimming spot, written by Shilo Previti, is performed by Shilo Previti and Mike Simons.

Literature


10:35 – 11:00 CC1 Ferri, Christine – SOBL

Morell, Nathan Kalibatseva, Zornitsa Julie Coker Haley Caporrino

Suicide Prevention Efforts at Stockton University Presentation will review the results of the 2017 and 2018 Depression Screening Program and make recommendations about ways to meet the mental health needs of college students.

Health

CC2 Pearlstein, John – BUSN

Team Formation in the Classroom Experiential Exercise in project team formation that creates teams that students perceive as more cohesive and better performing than other methods. Results of empirical testing will be shared along with instructions and worksheets to show you how to implement exercise in your own classrooms.

Pedagogy

CC5 *Ludovich, Joe’l – ARHU Laura Cranwell Melissa Tucker Mike Zubrzycki

"Grounds for Graffiti" This documentary explores the art of graffiti in Philadelphia from the perspectives of the graffiti artists. It also examines the social, economic, and cultural aspects of graffiti art and the stigma surrounding it as a legitimate artform.

Art

11:05 – 11:30 CC1 *Fahey, Susan – SOBL

Levy, Marissa – SOBL

Paradise Now: Assessing the impact of film pedagogy on Criminal Justice students. The purpose of this research is to examine the impact of viewing a film, Paradise Now, on attitudes towards terrorism in a class of Criminal Justice students, using a survey adapted and modified from previous research. The film itself follows two young men who are offered the opportunity to engage in terrorism while also showing the human side of war, poverty, oppression, and at times, the power of religion.

Social Issues

CC2 **Tartaro, Christine – SOBL

Evaluation of a jail-based methadone treatment program The Atlantic County Justice Facility is working with a drug treatment provider to provide opioid-addicted inmates with methadone while they are incarcerated. The researcher has been collecting data about participants' involvement in post-release treatment and recidivism.

Social Issues

CC3 *Morfit, Jedediah – ARHU Sculpture in the Digital Age This presentation describes work begun during of a 2017 sabbatical investigating the integration of digital 3D software and fabrication with traditional sculptural media and techniques. Unusual 3D Printing and CNC applications will be discussed, as will the future of sculpture in general.

Art

CC Theatre *Pittenger, Caitlin – ARHU Smith, Mariana – ARHU Jenny Husta Jaclyn Salerno Morgan O'Shea

Passage Passage is an interdisciplinary experimentation and collaboration with visual artist, Mariana Smith, and choreographer, Caitlin Quinn Pittenger, bringing together video projection and dance. The work addresses the nature of immigrant dislocations, based on a fragmented collection of memories.

Art


11:35 – 12:00 CC1 Lyke, Jennifer – SOBL

Roseanne Johnson

The Frequencies of Psi Experiences and Entity Encounters in Spontaneously Reported Self-Transcendent Experiences This presentation summarizes ostensibly paranormal experiences and entity encounters in 236 spontaneously reported self-transcendent experiences. Fourteen percent of the accounts included reports of telepathy, clairvoyance, or precognition while 19% described encounters with entities, including apparitions, angels, other spiritual beings, dead relatives, and miscellaneous beings.

Science

CC2 Rosen, David – SOBL Trey Brasher

Ego Dissolution Experiences as a Moderator of the Mortality Salience Effect The Mortality Salience Effect is the idea that unconscious awareness of death causes behavioral and social effects because of death anxiety. Previous psychedelic experiences marked by ego dissolution may moderate this effect by decreasing death anxiety.

Health

CC3 *Murphy, Kameika – ARHU

Public Debates on Black Military Corps during the Haitian Revolution This paper traces the movement of African America military corps (Black pioneers) from the United States to the Caribbean and explores political tensions in Jamaica surrounding their service during the Haitian Revolution. Black pioneers were a unique group of service men and women (mostly ex-slaves) who gained firsthand experience of both the American and Haitian revolutions. The paper argues that while the pioneers' prior exposure to ideologies of the American Revolution were first perceived as nonthreatening, the Haitian Revolution's challenge to slavery as an institution changed public perceptions of their presence in a Caribbean slave society dramatically.

Art

CC Theatre Miller, Richard – GENS

Successful Relationships Research indicates that relationships affect success! According to Buscaglia, Pliskin, Twerski and others, one's relationship at home, school, work and in the community can make a difference in one's life! Research, stories and exercises will demonstrate the need to sharpen one's skills in one's relationships!

General


12:05 – 12:30 CC1 *Madan, Manish – SOBL

Tyler Black Examining Gender Differences and Views about Sexual Harassment in College Students In the past few years, sexual harassment has gained attention nationally as well as internationally. #MeToo campaign has furthered public discourse not only on social media platforms but also in public domains such as work places, news and media, and importantly within college campus communities. Employing survey methodology at a mid-size University in New Jersey, this study examines views about sexual harassment among college students and corresponding gender differences. Further, this study also analyzes self-reported data on both the victimization and offending patterns of sexual harassment among college students. Policy implications from this study are discussed.

Social Issues

CC2 Dissen, Anthony – HLTH

Assessing Undergraduate College Students’ Ability to Evaluate the Quality of Web-Based Sources of Health Information Within the fields of political science and journalism, there has been a great deal of discussion and study about the concept of “fake news” and “alternative facts”, especially in recent years, and this is equally true of web-based sources of health information. This study examined the ability of undergraduate students to assess the quality and accuracy of web-based sources of health information, with results showing that students currently do not possess the skills necessary to evaluate the validity and accuracy of these resources.

HLTH

CC3 Paige, Garrison - GENS Mask Off! Unveiling Agency Reducing Identities within the Diasporic African Community In previous scholarship Agency Reduction Formation was interrogated through a lens of political inaction; this work adds the component of language and the rhetoric of Diasporic Africans to the conversation as aggressive forms of Agency Reduction Formation. It expands the application; targeting African people linguistic creations and rhetorical objectives i.e. bridging the gap between word association and the creation of archetypes, identities, and personas.

Social Issues

12:05– 1:00 CC5 Rosenthal, Gail – GENS

Hannah Sandler Hannah Gettings Anh Le Diana Sanchez Zevallos

How was the pathway to WWII created and who were some of the victims? Research outlining the contributing factors that led to WWII and the experiences of victims during the Holocaust.

History


12:35 – 1:00 CC1 *Cox, Lisa – SOBL

Maguire, Gina - SOBL Positive Aging: Recipes for Success Stories about positive aging experiences will be shared. Additionally, pedagogical resources from a newly published book will be presented to help teach about important life themes humans experience across the life course (e.g. family, money, food & celebrations, death, etc.)

General

CC2 Joseph, Janice – SOBL Invisible Victims of Islamophobic Violence: The Intersection of Gender, Race, and Religion Islamophobic violence against Muslim women is not uncommon in several countries around the world. Such experiences are seldom reported and if reported they are ignored. To understand this form of victimization, it is necessary to examine the multiple identities and marginalization of Muslim women in many societies.

Social Issues

CC3 Song, Xu (Bevin) – ARHU Andrea Aponte Kathryn Jeschon

Global Community Public Relations Case Study: Assessment and Investigation of "My Blood is Red & Black" Hemoba Foundation Blood Donation Campaign This research study examines the blood donation campaign launched by the Hemoba Foundation of Bahia, Brazil and the Leo Burnett advertising agency. The ROSTE (Research, objectives, strategies, tactics, and evaluation) public relations research model was applied in this study to evaluate the process and implementation of this international cross-culture public communication campaign. Research findings suggest that the target public lacks motivation to donate blood unless a person with strong community image is involved. Through the campaign, successful outcomes were produced and observed. Community-involving tactics and strategies were analyzed and discussed for future global public communication campaigns.

Social Issues


Time Presenter (s) Title Discipline 9:00 – 10:00 Campus Center Main Event Room – POSTER PRESENTATIONS (view all day)

Chang-Fitzgibbon, Kerry – Library Fazio, Patricia – Library

Cited References and Altmetrics -- what researchers need to know In this poster, we highlight the differences between Altmetrics and Cited References. Altmetrics are useful tools to identify trending research and potential research partners for future collaboration. In contrast, it usually takes years to see the impact of an article in citation indexes. In recent years, several sources list the number of cited references with the article. Come and see which sources are better for evaluating research or tenure applications.

General

*Culleny, Stacey – EDUC

Tracking Career Readiness in K-12 Teaching Proactive and purposeful precepting is crucial within the School of Education as students must meet a multitude of standardized testing requirements, fieldwork mandates, and instructional proficiency per state performance assessments. Through the support of the 2017 Provost's Professional Development Award in Faculty Precepting, a comprehensive advising model has been developed to meet the needs of the teaching career's readiness.

Education

*DelRossi, Lauren – HLTH Ziwei Li

A multi-year, mixed methods assessment of student competency within a pediatric interprofessional education experience. This study was designed to measure student performance on objectives based on the IPEC core competencies over 3 sequential years of Baby Lab (BL) with students of different, progressive cohorts. We hypothesized that BL would be a beneficial learning experience for all students regardless of discipline. Partners: Lauren Del Rossi, PT, DPT, PCS, ATP; Monika Pawlowska, PhD; Mary Padden, PhD, APN-C; Mary Kientz, OTD, OTR, Patricia McGinnis, PT, PhD

Health

*Enriquez, Carla – HLTH Tracy Wong

Is There Association Between Demographic and Psychosocial Profiles, and Pain Processing Mechanisms in Healthy Adults? Various demographic and psychosocial characteristics influence individual pain perception and response. This study aims to investigate the collective relationship of these variables in pain neurophysiology and pain processing mechanisms that influence overall pain experience among healthy individuals. Credited partner: Dr. Carla Enriquez

Health

Frank, Michael – SOBL Melissa Becker Kenzie Hoinkis Brandy-Lee Morris Alexandra Price

Is There a Relationship Between Speed on Exams and Students' Grade? Over 80 Students were given 5 multiple choice exams and the order of finish was correlated with the grade on the exam. Results indicate a very weak, but moderately consistent negative relationship indicating that quicker finishers tended to get marginally higher grades.

Education


Galantino, Mary Lou - HLTH Guenther, LeeAnn – HLTH Jessica D'Angelo Rafaela Dos Santos Virginia Hurley Christy McCann Avery Wilson

Dry Needling and Upper Trapezius Myofascial Trigger Points We explored if the use of Kinesiotape (KT) with Complex Decongestive Therapy (CDT) was more effective in reducing lymphedema in patients who have had a mastectomy versus CDT alone. This condition is prevalent in women with breast cancer following a mastectomy. Primary treatment for the lymphedema is CDT and includes skin care, manual lymphatic drainage (MLD), exercise, and compression therapy with a multilayer bandage or garment. Based on our research findings, treatment protocols varied and KT was not found to be beneficial when used alone to treat lymphedema in patients post mastectomy. Further research is needed.

Health

Galantino, Mary Lou – HLTH Guenther, LeeAnn – HLTH Kimberly Wilson Rachael Pittman Sara Smith Kelly Corrado

Dry Needling and Upper Trapezius Myofascial Trigger Points We reviewed studies implementing a dry needling technique for pain management. Our results note a reduction in pain intensity and hyperactivity of myofascial trigger points in the upper trapezius, especially when dry needling is used in conjunction with exercise and stretching. Therefore, this modality incorporates high level of evidence for management of neck pain associated with muscle trigger points and tightness.

Health

Galantino, Mary Lou – HLTH Guenther, LeeAnn – HLTH Christopher Martin Nathan Roberts Brandon Samuels Brent Wilder

Does yoga therapy improve social interaction in pediatric patients with social behavioral concerns associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder compared to exercise intervention provided in physical therapy? Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is now regarded as the most common neurological and developmental disorder in children and social deficits associated with this disorder lead to maladaptive behaviors, including social isolation and irritability. We explored the use of yoga to combat these behaviors and compared it to general exercise programs prescribed in physical therapy. Although the literature is limited, the utilization of both of these intervention strategies is promising.

Health

Galantino, Mary Lou – HLTH Guenther, LeeAnn – HLTH Raniel Gernale Ziwei Li Joshua Tebangin Tracy Wong

Wet Cupping for Chronic Low Back Pain Traditional wet cupping therapy is a safe modality with the potential to reduce current pain associated for individuals with chronic low back pain. Cupping therapy has the potential to be more effective as a treatment combined with usual care compared to UC or acetaminophen alone. Wet cupping therapy is beneficial for clinical short-term benefits for pain relief compared with usual care without adverse effects reported after treatment.

Health

Galantino, Mary Lou – HLTH Guenther, LeeAnn – HLTH Kyle Bohn Shauna Lawlor Nick Persia Jesse Phalanukorn

Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) and Hamstring Pathology The addition of instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) is an effective technique to increase tissue extensibility. Improvements in range of motion in patients with hamstring pathologies compared to an alternative PT approach was found in our research. Treatment with IASTM tools such as Ergon and Graston techniques, and IASTM combined with Total Motion Release (TMR) showed significant improvement in hamstring ROM, movement dysfunction, and tissue extensibility.

Health


Galantino, Mary Lou – HLTH Guenther, LeeAnn – HLTH Brendon Barksdale Joseph Nevoso Liliana Sainato Stephen Sisto Emily Sorochynskyj

Does Blood Flow Restriction Therapy facilitate greater strength gains in quadriceps as compared to traditional strengthening protocol in adults ages 20-70 years? Blood flow restriction is a method of decreasing or occluding blood flow to a muscle/muscle group to promote hypertrophy and prevent atrophy. We reviewed studies comparing traditional strengthening methods to strength gains with blood flow restriction. We found that Blood Flow Restriction Therapy exercising with low loads was equal if not better than traditional strengthening with heavy loads/high intensity.

Health

Galantino, Mary Lou – HTLH Guenther, LeeAnn – HLTH Favad Akhtar Kristin Cavorley Laura Gowdy Kristen Janiszewski Sarah Turetzkin

Post-Concussion: Benefits of Vestibular Rehabilitation and Cognitive Rest The purpose of our research was to determine the relationship between cognitive rest and vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT) for individuals between 10-30 years of age post-concussion. Overall, the literature establishes a standard plan of care should include 1-2 days of strict cognitive rest followed by gradual return to activity and incorporate VRT for prolonged symptoms. Additional studies, however, need to be performed to determine whether or not VRT is a necessary intervention for all individuals post-concussion.

Health

*Gray, Sarah – NAMS John Sherfey

Detecting MBT, Flavor Profiles in Beer The presence of MBT (3-methyl-2-butene-1-thiol) causes an undesirable off-flavor in beer. To identify and quantify the presence of MBT in beer, a UV/VIS spectrophotometry method is being developed which reacts MBT with an indicator and measures the change in absorbance. Credited Partners: Sarah K. Zingales, Georgia Southern University, 11935 Abercorn St. Savannah, GA 31419

Science

*Gray, Sarah – NAMS Frances Levy Elizabeth Royster

Tracking Climate Change in Coastal Aquatic Ecosystems: Development of Low-Cost CO2 Sensors The aim of this research is to develop and use less expensive field sensors to quantify changes in pH and dissolved CO2 levels. These data will be used to track how increasing CO2 levels are affecting local South Jersey bodies of water.

Science

*Guers, John – HLTH Harlee York

Changes in Analgesia, Hyperphagia and Depression are Mediated by Endogenous Opioids Following Forced Swimming Exercise The purpose of this study was twofold: 1) to establish an exercise modality that is sufficient to stimulate the release of endogenous opioids and 2) to examine the role endogenous opioids play in post-exercise pain tolerance and depression.

Health

*Guers, John – HLTH Qudratullah Qadiri

The Role of Endogenous Opioids in Cerebral Glucose Metabolism Following Acute Exercise To investigate the role of the endogenous opioid system on brain glucose uptake following an acute bout of exercise with and without administration of naltrexone.

Health


*Guers, John – HLTH Erin Cannon

Opioid Blockade Diminishes Cardiac Output Immediately Following an Acute Bout of Exercise To investigate the role endogenous opioids play in the exercise mediated increases in cardiac output which occur immediately following exercise.

Health

*Ki, Wooseok – NAMS Shulman, Jason – NAMS Anastasia (Nastya) Morozova Daniel Do

Developing Nanoporous Semiconductor Thin Films for Water Splitting Applications This research aims to create uniform nanoporous semiconductor thin films using cost-effective, simple solution chemistry to enhance the efficiency of hydrogen evolution from water. We successfully synthesized and characterized solution processed MoS2 and WS2 thin films. In an effort to create nanoporous structure, we successfully developed large area self-assembled polystyrene microspheres as a sacrificial template.

Science

*Kirzner, Rachel – SOBL Katie Coburn Maria Durante Caleigh Hughes Meghan Privitello

Atlantic City Focus Groups on Cardiac Risk & Resiliency Factors This is a qualitative study investigating the health-related perspectives and beliefs of low-income urban residents at risk of cardiac disease. Three focus groups were held in spring 2018, collecting information on the perceptions of low-income individuals on their own risks of heart disease, their barriers to meeting those needs, and how they address those barriers. We plan to use the findings as part of planning for a group intervention focusing on peer support, nutrition, exercise, and stress reduction. The project is in partnership with the Atlanticare HealthPlex. Atlanticare co-principal investigator is Inga Robbins, MD, and co-investigators include a multidisciplinary multi-institutional team.

Social Issues

*Nzuki, Francis – GENS Saintine, Theirry – GENS

Examining the Mathematics Identities of Developmental Mathematics Students This study examines how developmental students’ general and mathematical experiences help to shape the mathematical identities they develop and how these identities in turn hinder or enhance their successful participation in mathematics. Also examined are the factors that influence students’ mathematics identities after taking a developmental mathematics course.

Math

Prakash, Sreelekha – HLTH Ashley Barcelo Katelyn Smyth

Does work impact pregnancy outcomes? The purpose of the study was to identify the association between occupational factors and pregnancy outcomes in females within reproductive age group (19-39 years) in the United States. We examined cross sectional survey data from NHANES (National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey) between the years 2003 and 2006. After adjusting for the study variables, we observed data for 2,290 participants.

Health


Previti, Michele – HLTH Prakash, Sreelekha – HLTH Adam Smith

Opioid Awareness in Cape May County In order to address the Opioid Crisis, community awareness of: 1) the clinically appropriate use of opioids; 2) risks of addiction; 3) negative health consequences of use; and 4) harm reduction techniques was measured through a survey of Cape May County residents. Results indicate that while risks of addiction are generally known, there are gaps in community awareness of medically indicated uses of opioids and methods to reduce the harm of abuse.

Health

Shah, Amee – HLTH Jenna Tompkins

The Language of Emotional Intelligence This project involves exploring the university classroom techniques utilized for gaining and improving student’s emotional intelligence. This knowledge was then applied to a communication disorders class at Stockton University, where a pre-test and a post-test were given, and results showed that emotional intelligence is in fact a trait that can be developed and strengthened in university students.

Health

Shah, Amee – HLTH Lauren Sontupe Jennifer Liguori

How Globalized is your Listening? This project was developed to assess the baseline cultural competence of students regarding their knowledge of different accents. Through a game-based format, the study attempts to identify baselines for students to see how well they can identify where a person is from based on their regional or foreign accents. This program is being integrated into classes at Stockton University as part of a systematic effort to develop increased cultural competence and globalization skills in dealing with a diverse array of accents and speech patterns.

Health

Wang, Jianrong – Library Stephanie Sussmeier

Sustainable "Green" Ideas in Collection Preservation In this digital age which print collections are still in use, libraries face the challenge of how to prolong the lives of the books with a minimum cost. This poster demonstrates how the Library preserves its print collections innovatively by re-purposing everyday items and recycled materials.

Library

Zhao, Shaoping – BUSN Liu, Haidong – BUSN

A Challenge Outlook for US-China Joint Ventures Since 1990's American manufacturers gained valuable access to rapidly expanding Chinese markets through US-China joint ventures. Recent studies indicated the Chinese partners in these ventures benefited enormously from the unequal arrangements due to their access to leading American technology.

Business

QUICKGUIDEThursday,April4th,2019

Time Time 9:00 - 10:00 Poster Presentations & Welcome Breakfast - Main Event Room 9:00 - 10:00

Room

CC1 CC2 CC3 CC5 Theatre 10:05 - 10:30 *Kalibatseva, Zornitsa SOBL

Are "superwomen" without social support at risk for postpartum depression and anxiety?

* **Demitroff, Mark NAMS Earth, Wind, & Ice: Ancient Climate Change to Periglacial Landscapes

* **Cross, Pam GENS Youngblood, Lisa GENS FRST Peer Mentoring/TA Project: From At-risk to Role Model

*Roessel, David ARHU Writers, Dreamers, Drifters and the Aegean: Swimming Rocks, Hydra, Greece

10:05 - 10:30

10:35 - 11:00 Ferri, Christine SOBL Suicide Prevention Efforts at Stockton University

Pearlstein, John BUSN Team Formation in the Classroom

*Ludovich, Joe'l ARHU "Grounds for Graffiti"

10:35 - 11:00

11am to 1pm - Beverages / Light Snack - Main Event Room 11:05 - 11:30 *Fahey, SOBL

Levy, Marissa SOBL Paradise Now: Assessing the impact of film pedagogy on Criminal Justice students.

**Tartaro,Christine SOBL Evaluation of a jail-based methadone treatment program

*Morfit, Jedediah ARHU Sculpture in the Digital Age

*Pittenger, Caitlin ARHU Smith, Mariana ARHU Passage

11:05 - 11:30

11:35 - 12:00 Lyke, Jennifer SOBL The Frequencies of Psi Experiences and Entity Encounters in Spontaneously Reported Self-Transcendent Experiences

Rosen, David SOBL Ego Dissolution Experiences as a Moderator of the Mortality Salience Effect

*Murphy, Kameika ARHU. Public Debates on Black Military Corps during the Haitian Revolution

Miller, Richard GENS Successful Relationships

11:35 - 12:00

12:05 - 12:30 *Madan, Manish SOBL Examining Gender Differences and Views about Sexual Harassment in College Students

Dissen, Anthony HLTH Assessing Undergraduate College Students’ Ability to Evaluate the Quality of Web-Based Sources of Health Information

Paige, Garrison GENS 'Mask Off!' Unveiling Agency Reducing Identities within the Diasporic African Community

Rosenthal, Gail GENS How was the pathway to WWII created and who were some of the victims?

12:05 - 12:30

12:35 - 1:00 *Cox, Lisa SOBL Maguire, Gina SOBL Positive Aging: Recipes for Success

Joseph, Janice SOBL Invisible Victims of Islamophobic Violence: The Intersection of Gender, Race, and Religion

Song, Xu (Bevin) ARHU Global Community Public Relations Case Study: Assessment and Investigation of "My Blood is Red & Black" Hemoba Foundation Blood Donation Campaign

12:35 - 1:00

*Funded by Internal Award ** Funded by External Award

Thank you to all Presenters, Faculty, Staff and Students who help to make the Day of Scholarship a successful event.

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DOS Guide Book Schedule 19 - Stockton University · 2019-03-13 · Cited References and Altmetrics -- what researchers need to know In this poster, we highlight the differences between