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UR Forum 2006
April 19, 2006 Shriver Center
Oral Presentation Schedule
This year's forum features 54 oral presentations.
Each presentation is limited to exactly 15 minutes including time
for question and answers. As courtesy to our student presenters we
ask that you
attend the entire session. Please enter or exit the sessions
at quarter to the hour.
On April 19th,
Oral Presenters should check-in at the UR Forum Registration desk
in the
Shriver
Center
Main Lobby
(by
the
Multipurpose
room) at least 20 minutes before the start of their assigned session.
Please arrive at your assigned session location15 minutes before
your session start time and check in with the Session Moderator
who will briefly introduce
each
presenter
and make sure presentations finish on time.
| SESSION I
9:00a.m.-9:45a.m. |
Shriver Center Room
336 |
Benjamin Harrison
Room |
Bystrom Reid Room |
Bryan M. Kerns, Physics
Advisor: Jeffrey A. Clayhold, Physics
Magnetic Damping as a Measurement Tool
Rachel P. Chase, Mathematics
Advisor: Ivonne J. Ortiz, Mathematics and Statistics
An Aspect of Beauty through Algebraic Topology
Eric R. Cipra, Marketing and Spanish
Advisors: Gillian Oakenfull, Marketing and Janice
E. Taylor, Marketing
Strategies for International Product Introduction: Starbucks
DoubleShot Meets Mexico |
Isaac D. Buck, Political Science and Journalism
Advisor: Laura J. Neack, Political Science
Genocide: When Does the International Community
Care?
Lisa M. Nunn, History
Advisor: W. Sherman Jackson, History
Crisis of the Union and the Surviving Founding Father: James
Madison and Slavery
Jolene S. Meiring, History and Political Science
Advisor: Andrew R. Cayton, History
Two Paths to Independence: The Stories of Samuel
Adams and John Dickinson |
Monique A. Arar, Russian and Piano Performance
Advisors: Margaret Ziolkowski, German, Russian,
and East Asian Languages, and Robert J. Thomas,
Music
The St. Petersburg Conservatory: Its History and
Music in Context
Bethany E. Bradley, History and Political
Science
Advisor: Carla G. Pestana, History
Public Opinion in Mid-Tutor England: The Impact on the Reigns
of Edward VI and Mary I
James M. McWeeney, History and American Studies
Advisor: Mary E. Frederickson, History
From Africans to Americans: Blackface Minstrelsy and the
Americanization of Blacks in America, 1812-1855 |
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| SESSION II
10:00a.m.-10:45a.m. |
Shriver Center Room 336 |
Benjamin
Harrison Room |
Bystrom Reid Room |
William P. Fleisher, Philosophy and History
Advisor: Peter M. Schuller, Philosophy
Coherency in Plato's Moral Theory
Ross A. Flynn, Geography and History
Advisor: Thomas C. Klak, Geography
Sustainable Tourism Development in Dominica
Lindsay A. Johns, Psychology
Advisor: Rose Marie Ward, Physical Education,
Health, and Sport Studies
The College Transition and Tendency toward
Eating Disorders
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Margaret M. Heffernan, Psychology
Advisor: Rose Marie Ward, Physical Education,
Health, and Sport Studies
Does Image Matter? The Link Between Spirituality
and Body Satisfaction
David F. Hine, History and
English: Creative Writing
Advisor: David M. Fahey, History
The Skylark - The Bobby Sands Story
Ryan J. Miller, Philosophy and English:
Creative Writing
Advisor: Peter M. Schuller, Philosophy
Plato and Contemporary Natural Moral Law Theory |
Rebecca A. Getson, Political Science
Advisor: Sheila L. Croucher, Political Science
Good Intentions Paving the Road to Brothels; Sex
Trafficking, Sex Slavery, and Globalization in
Southeast Asia
Christopher R. Good, English
Literature and Business Economics
Advisors: Clive F. Getty, Art and Edward L. Tomarken,
English
Isamu Noguchi and Haruki Murakami: Investigating
Japan’s Postmodern Response to American Culture
from 1960-1988
Matthew A. Kern, Political
Science
Advisors: Kyle A. Scott, Political Science
and Patrick J. Haney, Political Science
The Supreme Court and Foreign Policy: Establishing
and Maintaining the Balance of Power between
Congress and the Executive
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| SESSION III
11:00a.m.-11:45p.m. |
Shriver Center Room 336 |
Benjamin Harrison Room |
Bystrom Reid Room |
Justin A. Nigro, International Studies
and Political Science
Advisor: Warren L. Mason, Political Science
The Politics of Change: Reforms of the Common Agricultural
Policy of the European Union
Eric C. Schlichting, Comparative Religion
and Classical Humanities
Advisors: Stephen A. Nimis, Classics and James.
C. Hanges, Comparative Religion
On the "Spirit" of the New Testament
Michael A. Zilis, Political Science and Mathematics
Advisor: Patrick J. Haney, Political Science
Societal Semantics |
Nicholas D. Stoller, German Education and
Math Education
Advisor: John M. Jeep, German, Russian, and East
Asian Languages
A Linguistic Perspective on the Acquisition of
German as An L2
Matthew S. Trick, Geography and Political
Science
Advisor: Howell C. Lloyd, Geography
The Polonia of Chicago: Identity in the 21st Century
Jessica A. Hohman, Chemistry and History
Advisor: Douglas H. Shumavon, Political Science
Achieving Universal Health Care in the United States
Using International Models |
Michael D. Schroer, Physics
Advisor: Jeffrey A. Clayhold, Physics
Heat Capacity Measurements on RbNa5Cu4(AsO4)4Cl2
Celinda R. Stevic, Psychology
Advisor: Rose Marie Ward, Physical Education, Health,
and Sport Studies
Act Happy, Feel Happy, Be Happy: An Examination
of Life Satisfaction During College
Aaron J. Friedberg, Microbiology
Advisor: Mitchell F. Balish, Microbiology
Gliding Motility in Mycoplasma Testudineum |
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SESSION IV
1:00p.m.-1:45p.m. |
Shriver Center Room 336 |
Benjamin Harrison Room |
Bystrom Reid Room |
David A. Braun, Psychology
Advisor: C. Lee Harrington, Sociology and Gerontology
Social Status Attainment: Expectations and Realities
at Miami University
Jennifer E. Kelbley, Zoology and Molecular
Biology Minor
Advisor: Phyllis A. Callahan, Zoology
The Role of Orphanin FQ (OFQ/N) in Mediating Adaptation
to Chronic Stress
Laura R. Schaffner, Psychology
Advisor: Mia W. Biran, Psychology
Comparison of Personality Factors in College Students
and Socially Anxious Adults |
Panel Members:
Heather A. Hillenbrand, Anthropology
Paul D. Yoo, Anthropology
Charles
E. Cullen, Anthropology
Joseph W. Nauman, Anthropology
Advisor: Glenn W. Muschert, Sociology and
Gerontology
Kip Kinkel: A Tragedy Revisited
Morgan J. Welsh, Physics
Advisor: Burcin S. Bayram, Physics
Two-Photon Polarization Spectroscopy of Atomic
Cs |
Claire E. Guappone, Strategic Communication
Advisor: James L. Cherney, Communication
Audience Gratifications and Broadcast Television
Networks: A Study of Media Fragmentation
Justine K. Lelchuk, Finance and Marketing
Advisors: Rose Marie Ward, Physical Education,
Health, and Sport Studies and Janice E. Taylor,
Marketing
Living in a Woman's World: Factors that Influence
Female Success in the Workplace
Laura E. Barnett, Marketing
Advisors: Rose Marie Ward, Physical Education,
Health, and Sport Studies and Janice E. Taylor,
Marketing
Living in a Woman's World: Factors that Influence
Female Success in the Workplace
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SESSION V
2:00p.m.-2:45p.m. |
Shriver Center Room 336 |
Benjamin Harrison Room |
Bystrom Reid Room |
Mary E. Lewis, English Literature and Black
World Studies
Advisor: Cheryl L. Johnson, English
The Origin of Race in America
Lauren A. Ferrante, Economics and History
Advisors: Erik N. Jensen, History and Mary E. Frederickson,
History
Germany's Last Stand: Resistance and Conformity
in the Nazi Regime, 1943-1945
Maressa L. Dixon, Anthropology
Advisors: Mark Christian, Sociology and Gerontology
and John M. Cinnamon, Anthropology
An African-Centered Approach to Teaching African
American History: The Case of Ibo Landing |
Brandon J. Keller, English Literature
Advisor: Britton J. Harwood, English
(Re)Queering Orpheus: Homosociality in the
Middle English "Sir Orfeo"
David S. Mitchell, Political Science and English
Literature
Advisor: John P. Forren, Political Science
Voicing the Silent War Crime: Prosecuting Sexual
Violence in the Special Court for Sierra Leone
Patrick E. Alexander, Creative Writing and
Literature
Advisors: Cheryl L. Johnson, English and Michelle
L. Taylor, English
Black Man Kneeling, Black Man Standing: Exploring
the Interplay Between Secular and Sacred Spaces
in Representations of Black Masculinity in Zora
Neale Hurston's Jonah's Gourd Vine, James Baldwin's
Go Tell It on the Mountain, and Ernest J. Gaines's
A Less |
Rachael R. Baiduc, Speech Pathology and
Audiology
Advisor: Ronald E. Bulanda, Sociology and Gerontology
Long Distance Relationships
Laura I. Jones, Interdisciplinary Studies
Advisors: Terry M. Perlin and William H. Newell,
School of Interdisciplinary Studies
Why China? The Changing Face of International Adoption
Randolph M. Fiedler, Philosophy
Advisor: Walter Arnold, Political Science
Chinese Intellectual Property Law, Fact and Fiction |
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| SESSION VI
3:00p.m.-3:45p.m. |
Shriver Center Room 336 |
Benjamin Harrison Room |
Bystrom Reid Room |
Jonathan R. Abrams, Political Science
Advisor: John P. Forren, Political Science
What Does Grutter and Gratz Mean for K-12 Public
School Student Assignments?
Tracy L. Adrian, English Literature
Advisor: J. Kerry Powell, English
Dear Diary: Gender Roles in Wilkie Collins'
Feminine Self Writing
Jacob C. Grosshandler, Political
Science and Anthropology
Advisor: Homayun Sidky, Anthropology
Exiled Foreign Policy: Putting Tibetan Foreign
Policy Back on the Map and on the Mind
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Cornelius A. Thiels, Zoology
Advisor: Zachary P. Birchmeier, Psychology
Analyzing People’s Opinion on Stem Cell
Research
David R. Sheehan, Classical Humanities
and Latin
Advisors: Stephen L. Tuck, Classics and Zara
M. Torlone, Classics
The Ingenious Combination: Re-emphasizing the
Sculptural Cycle at Sperlonga
Joshua K. Montes, Economics and Mathematics
and Statistics
Advisors: George K. Davis, Economics and Dennis
H. Sullivan, Economics
Effects of Terrorism as a Behavior Altering
Agent
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Amir M. Abtahi, Zoology
Advisors: Katia Del Rio-Tsonis, Zoology and Tracy
Haynes, Zoology
The Role of BMP's in Retina Regeneration in the
Embryonic Chick
John L. Dwiggins, History and Political
Science
Advisor: Andrew R. Cayton, History
Called From the Calm Retreats of Science: Science,
Community, and the Scientific Community in America,
1840-1870
Jonathan A. Dudley, Engineering Physics
Advisor: Paul K. Urayama, Physics
Design and Validation of a High-NA Imaging
Chamber for High-Pressure Fluorescence Microscopy
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