Student Research Symposium Presentations
The Student Research Symposium is a celebration of noteworthy student research at Lynn University. This event combines two previous events, the College of Arts and Sciences Research Symposium and the Research Paper Award from the Eugene M. & Christine E. Lynn Library. In 2019, these events were combined into one Research Symposium offered to all Lynn University students.
Awards are presented for research projects in these categories:
- Oral Presentation: a 10-minute, conference-style talk that includes a digital presentation.
- Research Poster: an academic poster presentation of original research.
- Research Paper: an academic research paper (or video) of original research with a clear, arguable thesis that is well-supported by scholarly sources.
Submissions from 2017
Personal Care Products: Where Are the Phthalates?, Tara Lunsford, Erika L. Doctor, and Cassandra S. Korte
Photophobic Responses of Planaria Following Exposure to Cadmium, Candace K. Sizer, Chris Hartin, and Cassandra S. Korte
Can Multilingualism and Positive Visualizations Influence Resilience?, Research Paper, Grisel Lopez-Escobar, Winner - Graduate
Cosmopolitanism as Political Theory, Research Paper, Martina Guglielmone, Honorable Mention
Fundamental Components of Life: The Science of Animal Rights, Research Paper, Bailey-Michelle Collins, Honorable Mention
The Ethics Behind Cosmetic Procedures: The Strive for Aesthetics, Research Paper, Francais Olexa, Honorable Mention
The Left- and Right-Brain Myth, Research Paper, Jaimee Marcus, Winner - Undergraduate
Submissions from 2016
A Moral Education, Research Paper, Kristen Van Voorhis, Winner - Undergraduate
Strong Phonics Base to Build Better Readers, Research Paper, Talia Williams, Winner - Graduate
