Student Enrichments

The Office of Undergraduate Studies encourages students to participate in transformational learning opportunities outside of the classroom. Some of these experiences that we have supported include research with a faculty member and student-travel to conferences. Click on the links below to find out more about these exciting student projects!

 

2008-2009

Charles Poblenz -- Internal psychometric properties of the Children with Special Health Care Needs Screener: Findings from the National Survey of Children with Special Health Care Needs

Neil Vaughan--Investigating the Reliability of Questions Measuring Children with Special Health Care Needs Receipt of Health Care Transition Planning on the National Survey of CSHCN

Derrick Robinson--A Re-examination of the Effects of Metropolitan Growth on Poverty during the 1990s

Emmanuel Rodriguez- Geographic Variation in M7 Lysin Allele Frequency: A Test of the Hypothesis of Reinforcement in the Rapid Evolution of a Reproductive Protein

Samantha Neff, Karlie Stoner, Sara Coker, Leann Ferguson-- Florida Campus Compact Service Learning Conference

Chalaine Baker--Presidential Inaugural Conference

Rachel McCandless--Clinton Global Initiative

Gary Greenstein--2009 National Collegiate Wind Ensemble

Sarah Thiele--Global Engagement Summit

 

2007-2008

Chris Miller-- Students and Retirement Savings Predictors

Julie Delegal -- Conflict Resolution and Casual Friendships: Self Monitoring Differences

Amy Bishop -- I Don’t Care What Boys Say – Girls Should Look Thin: Women’s Views of Females in Media

Dawn McCormack-- Characterization of the Basigin/Basigin-2 Interaction in Mouse Retina

Elizabeth Anderson--Investigation of ERK signaling through Basigin gene products in retinal epithelial cells

Courtney Carroll-- Paper Presented at the Carolina's Psychology Conference

Korey Cieslinski-- Collaborative Federalism and Disaster Management