COD Library: COD Library Student Research Symposium: 2024 Student Research Symposium Schedule

2024 Schedule

Schedule at a Glance for the May 2024 COD Library Student Research Symposium

Time	Location	Presenter(s), Title
5:30-6:00 pm	Library Alcove (2nd floor, SRC)	Presenter Check-in
6:00-6:15 pm	Library Alcove (2nd floor, SRC)	Welcome Ken Orenic and Laura Burt-Nicholas, Library Faculty Jennifer McIntosh, Associate Dean of the Library Lisa Stock, Assistant Provost of Instruction
6:25-7:20 pm	SRC 2024	Ellie Rand, The Correspondence Gallery and The Edge of Art Lylia Bellal, From Archive to Artistry: Unveiling the Legacy of Spanish Colonial Textiles Renee Stanko, Looking Back to Look Forward: Adobe Brick Construction in the Southwest
6:25-7:20 pm	SRC 2025	Lucille Sugarman, Analysis of Soft Power Pillars and Power Systems in the Republic of India Emily Kesler, An Analysis of European and NATO Security Iva Glogovac, A Road to Nowhere: The UN Security Council's Response to Wars in Ukraine and Gaza
6:25-7:20 pm	SRC 2032	Kendalla Puckett, The Role of Christian Nationalism in Shaping U.S. Policies Mia Halama, What Does It Mean to Be an American? Laura Pineda, It Can't Happen Here? An Evaluation of the Current U.S. Political Landscape By Gen. Z College Students
6:25-7:20 pm	SRC 3152	Rileigh Jose, Does TikTok Know Your Sexuality Before You Do? Ryan Umare, Voices of the Forgotten: How Digital Media Can Operate as a Memorial Alex Yamada & Voy Kulak, ChapGPT
7:30-8:25 pm	SRC 2024	Reet Bhasin, The New and Improved Child Tax Credit: What does it mean? What can we do? Viviana Fuentes, Hands-On-Learning: Advocacy Letter for Experiential Learning Caitlyn Miller, The Effects of Consumerism: A Psychological Spiral
7:30-8:25 pm	SRC 2025	Damian Rocha, How Can Natural Spaces Be Reclaimed Through Queer Performance Protest? Ciara Houzell, How White Privilege Drives Censorship Alyssa Marie Cordero, Analysis of the online disinhibition effect through activist groups Black Lives Matter and All Lives Matter/Blue Lives Matter
7:30-8:25 pm	SRC 2032	Omar Qurram, Building Inclusivity: Journey to Establishing a New Prayer Room on Campus Marygrace Couri, Rebuilding Communities Through Sports Ruju Rai, Zohaib Quadri & Ayesha Mahmood, Peer Mental Health Support in Higher Education: A Literature Review
7:30-8:25 pm	SRC 3152	Elizabeth Watson, Anne Boleyn: Villain or Victim? Giselle Lewis, Imagery Within the Catacombs of Priscilla Kate Stuck, What Makes Art “Art”: An Examination into the Philosophies of Art from the Medieval Period to the Renaissance
8:35-9:15 pm	SRC 2024	Darcy Joyner, Why Do People Believe in QAnon? Omer Mohsin, Ordinary Men of the Holocaust
8:35-9:15 pm	SRC 2025	Paola Cornejo, Anna Popowska & Rachael Coppe, Pediatric Pain Assessment Diane Celestino, Ana Miska & Alexander Moy, Liver Failure Concept Map
8:35-9:15 pm	SRC 2032	Ishil Chaudhary, From Walter White to Heisenberg Madelyn Losurdo, Ayesha Khan, Kierra Lachajczyk, & Thomas Lafferty, Examining The False Consensus Effect Within Social Scenarios and Entitlement Traits
8:35-9:15 pm	SRC 3152	Keith McGee, The Rise of Populism Mariyam Syed, State-Sanctioned Violence Against Civilian Protests
9:20 pm	Library Alcove (2nd floor, SRC)	Presentation of Awards Ken Orenic and Laura Burt-Nicholas, Library Faculty