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Poster Sessions and Displays Butler Library Lobby 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Session I: 8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Presenting: The Ambassador Shuffle Sarah Brown, HON 400: All College Honors Colloquium Art and Healing: A Leap of Faith? Susan Duval, Art History Barbara Ehrenreich’s Nickel and Dimed and the American Working Class In 2012 Eric Bucklaew, HON 400: All College Honors Colloquium Beyond the Link Stephanie Kahn, Metals/Jewelry Bullying: Behavioral Consequences On College Students Latrell Sturdivant, Psychology Changing of the Guard: How Mao and Nixon Changed Their Ideologies Jonathan Keenan, SOC 208: Sociology of Contemporary China Chemical Chromism: The Coloration of Metal Lena Scapillato, Metal/Jewelry Communication Strategies: Recruiting Students For Study Abroad Victoria Church, HON 400: All College Honors Colloquium Cows and Cotton: What a Combination! Monique Cheek, FTT 450W: Issues in Apparel and Textile Industry Crayon Connections: Using Coloring Book Pages To Facilitate Letter-Sound Recognition Mackenzi Jacobs, HON 400: All College Honors Colloquium Dear Professor, So You Think You’re Having an Effect On Your Students Tyler Sutton, PSY 499: Independent Study Design 101: Events Melissa Wasserman, HTR 375: Events Management Explorations In Soft Furnishings Kelly Caruso, Wood/Furniture and Erin Curry, Fibers Finding a Quarterback: Statistically Speaking Breanna Fenski, HON 400: All College Honors Colloquium The Impact of Labor Strikes Upon Labor Unions, Workers’ Rights, and Subsequent Labor Legislation Enactment Catherine McCulle, HON 400: All College Honors Colloquium Indigenous Feminism Amanda Oldham, ANT 499: Advanced Indigenous Studies Integrating Non-Traditional Forms of Literacy Into Content Areas Equals Success Kelly Bohlen, Melissa Barris, and John McGowan, EDU 609: Literacy Instruction in the Upper Grades Interactive Strategies To Engage All Learners Christine Oehman, Katarina Silvestri, and Clair Carrell, EDU 609: Literacy Instruction in the Upper Grades Jewish Immigration 1933-1948: A Global Colonial Conflict Jani Cash, History McCarthyism: A Look At the History and How It Relates To America Today Kevin Murphy and Brianna Murphy, HON 400: All College Honors Colloquium Mind Or Body: Willingness To Undergo Predictive Medical and Psychological Testing Mark Zdrojewski, Psychology Nature Play On the East Side Carole Anne Andrzejewski, Individualized Studies Not Just For Fabric: The Many Uses of Cotton Kerri Britton, FTT 450W: Issues in Apparel and Textile Industry A Quest For Treasure: A Behavior Change Plan Gretchen Pascolini, HON 400: All College Honors Colloquium Saving the World One Shirt At a Time: The Patagonia Story Sara Geartz, FTT 450W: Issues in Apparel and Textile Industry Sexual Education and Risky Sexual Behavior In College Students Kathryn Larson, Psychology and Caitlyn Gorham, Psychology The Sex Offender Registry: Policy, Punishment, and Effectiveness Ciera Sundquist, HON 400: All College Honors Colloquium Spatial Analysis of Sex Crimes Within the City of Buffalo, New York Jennifer O’Neil, Criminal Justice They Have Never Stopped Living Under My Bed: A Sculptural Interpretation of Fears Francesca D’Angelo, HON 400: All College Honors Colloquium This Stress... Is a Mess! Danielle Kane, HTR 375: Events Management To Capture Your Mind and Tell Their Story: Captivity Narratives Adam Bardol, ANT 499: Advance Indigenous Studies Understanding and Surviving HIV Daniel Dienhoffer, HON 400: All College Honors Colloquium The US: King of Cotton Allison Bornemisza, FTT 450: Issues In the Apparel and Textile Industry Uses of Cotton In the Medical Industry Crystal Kosmider, FTT 450: Issues In the Apparel and Textile Industry Venues On the Go Julyvette Guerrero, HTR 375: Events Management 9
10 What’s Your Problem? Students’ Experiences With Incivility At School and Work Salome Tsige, Psychology The Wedding of a Lifetime Kelly Weise, HTR 375: Events Management White Savages: The Portrayal of European Women In Captivity Narratives Annie Connors, ANT 499: Advanced Indigenous Studies Session II: 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Presenting: Archaeology At Old Fort Niagara Jennifer Mclaurin, ANT 499: Old Fort Niagara Excavation Report Writing Are You Supercharged? Nicole Aversa, FTT 450W: Issues in Apparel and Textile Industry Are We Smarter With Our Hands? Relationship Between Gesturing and Fluid Intelligence Carla Kuhl, PSY 499: Independent Study Breathe Easy, Save Money: Sustainability In the Clubhouse Alex Davis, Karen Coughlin, and Makayla Bidell, HTR 375: Events Management Bronze and Aluminum Casting Zachary Pritchard, FAR 343: Advanced Sculpture Certification Proclamation: The Story of Certified Organic Cotton Jessica Jaroszewski, FTT 450W: Issues in Apparel and Textile Industry Channelling Space: A Sculptural Installation Rachel Wright, FAR 343: Advanced Sculpture Change Blindness At the Movies Ryan Brownell, Lindsay Cosenza, Amanda Grenier, Caley Wekenmann, Latisha Swanston, Raisa Reyes, Alyssa Grove, Tessa Bechtold, Chris Miller, Nolan Przybyciel, Lauren Stanley, Nick Schultz, Amanda Wasielewski, DeLeon Hughes, and Jessica Brow, Psychology Club A Cut Above Lena Scapillato, Metals/Jewelry Developing Basic Mastery of Mathematics For Elementary Students Maria Horanburg, EDU 690: Master’s Curriculum and Assessment Project Digitizing Corporal Collections Brandi Simmang, ANT 495: Cataloging Bones The Effects of Judge Gender On Jurors’ Decisions To Follow Directions Leticia Tellez, Psychology and Women and Gender Studies Eye Tracker and Art Perception Victoria Bitterman and Kathryn Przybysz, PSY 488: Internship The Fabric of Our Lives Has a Story To Tell Ciara Wilson, FTT 450W: Issues in the Apparel and Textile Industry From the Runway To Your Closet Alicia Godfrey, Brittany Chapman, Brittany Morgante, and Aziza DuBoi, FTT 358: Fashion Forecasting and Consumer Issues The Heart of the Matter: Focusing On the “Behind The Scenes” Aspects of an Event Sharissa Isiah, HTR 375: Events Management Inclusion of Students With Intellectual Disabilities In a Post- Secondary Setting Shanice Johnson, EXE 364: Educating Students with Severe Disabilities Korean Mountains: A Force of Unification Kyrie Vermette, HON 400: All College Honors Colloquium and GEG 499: Independent Study Life Isn’t Always a Happy Ending: The Lies That Disney Told Us Matthew Schmidt, HON 400: All College Honors Colloquium Metalsmitten: Metal Work Mixed With Chase and Repousse Lena Scapillato, Metals/Jewelry Over the Top: Trends Forecasting For Women’s Tops In Fall and Winter 2012 Janette Salloum, Melissa Wesner, and Aries Thompson, FTT 358: Fashion Forecasting and Consumer Issues Patterns In Kindergarten Kara Cartwright, EDU 690: Master’s Curriculum and Assessment Project Pennies On the Dollar: Transformation From Ordinary To Extraordinary Rachel Johnson, HTR 375: Events Management Personality and Color Preference Bryanna Trottman, Psychology and Lisa Bores, Psychology Pima Versus Upland Cotton Danielle Colvin, FTT 450W: Issues in the Textiles Industry Primary Patterns Jessica Wild, EDU 690: Master’s Curriculum and Assessment Project Princess Priming May Have an Adverse Effect On How Women Self-Identify With Math Katherine Mosier, Psychology Psychology of Food, Impulse, Political Preference and Personality Christina D’Orazio, PSY 499: Food and Politics Slow Down, You’re Russian the Beat! An Overview of Russian Folk Music Jennifer Babcock, MUS 440W: Ethnomusicology The Snow Season That Wasn’t Michael Borrelli, Geography
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