By Discipline: Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone - 2022 Student Research Conference

2022 Student Research Conference:
35th Annual Student Research Conference

By Discipline: Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone (2022)

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Annual Juried Student Exhibit
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French Capstone
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History 496: Genealogy and Family History
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Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone
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Studio Art- Annual Juried Student Exhibition
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The following abstracts for discipline Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone have been submitted:

Analyzing Adoption in Children’s Literature

Oral Presentation
(Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone, Education, Psychology)
Hannah R. Green
Dr. Heidi Cook and Dr. Ashley Ramsey, Faculty Mentors
(102-2, 8:45, SUB GEO A)
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A case study on feral cat populations and their impact on the city of Kirksville

Oral Presentation
(Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone, Biology, Environmental Studies)
Andrew S. Miles
Dr. Chad Montgomery and Dr. Heidi Cook, Faculty Mentors
(202-1, 10:15, SUB GEO A)
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Effectiveness of FEMA Reform Following Hurricane Katrina

Oral Presentation
(Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone)
Benjamin Haefner
Dr. Heidi Cook, Faculty Mentor
(102-5, 9:30, SUB GEO A)
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How Cultural Diversity Affects Pedagogy in ESOL Education

Oral Presentation
(Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone, Education, Linguistics)
Abigail Bidwell
Dr. Heidi Cook, Faculty Mentor
(102-4, 9:15, SUB GEO A)
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Post-Pandemic Assessment of International Student Wellness & Creation of Support Spaces: Nepali Students Case Study at a Rural-Midwestern Liberal Arts University

Oral Presentation
(Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone)
Joshna Karki
Dr. Heidi Cook, Faculty Mentor
(102-1, 8:30, SUB GEO A)
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Teaching Japanese Vowel Length to English Speakers: Speech Waveforms as a Visual Aid

Oral Presentation
(Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone, Linguistics, Japanese)
Stewart M. Smythe
Dr. Heidi Cook and Dr. Douglas Ball, Faculty Mentors
(102-6, 9:45, SUB GEO A)
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Youth Incarceration: Understanding the Factors that Influence Successful Reentry

Oral Presentation
(Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone)
Jesse Wren
Dr. Heidi Cook and Dr. Wendy Miner, Faculty Mentors
(102-3, 9:00, SUB GEO A)
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