Mondays are a rough day. So much business to cover – especially during a Monday Morning Meeting. Our office takes a long time to cover what happened last week, and what to expect this week. I thought for sure that this morning’s meeting was going to be short with only four staff members, but I was wrong. We’re pretty busy up here in Randolph Hall!
One of the topics we covered is January’s Graduate Student Research Poster Session. This morning’s list of participants included 23 students from six programs and the titles are super exciting! See more after the jump.
Communication
Bryn Burkard: Examining Communication Messages and Weight Loss: Politeness Theory and the Concept of Face
Carrie Busch: Charleston’s Museum Mile: An Analysis of Organizational Collaboration
Anna-Fiona Cooke: Text and Instant Messaging in the Workplace and Its Effects on Management
Kurtis Miller: The Speech Act of Complaining: Preliminary Quantitative Research
English
Jennifer Burgess: Adjunct Anxiety: The position of Part-Time Composition Instructors at the College of Charleston
Environmental Studies
Guinn Garrett: Application of Geochemical End-Member Mixing Analysis to Delineate Water Sources in a Lowland Watershed
Tyler Lawson: Habitat Effects on Chytridiomycosis Infection in the Critically Endangered Agalychnis moreletti
Jennifer Scales: Variation in Territorial Aggression in Relation to Environmental Impacts
Kelly Sloan: The Effectiveness of Multilevel Modeling in Analyzing Sea Turtle Nesting Trends
History
Rachel Allen: A Violent Redemption: Charleston’s Own Civil War in the Gubernatorial Election of 1876
Hillary Lentz: The King of England’s Sickness: A Description of the English Sweat and an Analytical Discussion of its Origin and Treatment during the REign of Three Tudor Monarchs
Angela Dembiczak: The Axe, the Noose and the Fire: What Forms of Execution during the English Peasants’ Uprising of 1381
Kate Jenkins: School Desegregation in Charlesotn County
Neal Polhemus: Natural Disasters and Disastrous Politics: Rebuilding Charleston’s Fortifications 1752-1756
Marine Biology
Jesse Alderson: Distributions of Injured Loggerhead Sea Turtles (Caretta caretta) in the Southeastern United States: A 9-Year Regional Study
Jennifer Fountain: Monroe saxatilis, Release Strategies and Improve Hatchery Contribution
Megan Kent: Relative Contributions of Taxanomic Groups Within Microbial Biofloc Communities to the Growth of Litopenaues vannamei When Provided as Dietary Supplements
Allie Kreutzer: The Role of Crab Traps in Oyster Reef Restoration
Steven O’Connell: Perfluorinated Contaminant Concentrations in Loggerhead Sea Turtles (Caretta caretta): Expanded Spatial and Temporal Trends along the East Coast of the United STates
Katie Olds: TBA
Kolo Rathburn: Transcriptional Profile of the Penaeid Shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei to Hypoxia and Hypercapnic Hypoxia
Drew Wham: TBA
Science and Mathematics for Teachers
Sadie Fox: Robotics Curriculum for CE Williams Middle School for Creative and Scientific Arts.
[…] Visit us this Thursday in the Stern Center Ballroom for the third annual Graduate Student Research Poster Session. Students will be on hand to present their posters from 4:00 until 6:30. To see a list of presenters, visit our earlier blog entry. […]