Sydney presented her original research, THE USE OF COLOR IN COMICS TO ELICIT AN AFFECTIVE CHANGE ABOUT WATER POLLUTION, at Michigan State University’s 2015 University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum (UURAF).
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Mackenzie Proper at 2015 UURAF
Mackenzie presented her original research, USING AN INFOGRAPHIC ON TEENAGE INTERNET SHARING AND PRIVACY TO AFFECT THE EMOTIONAL AWARENESS OF PARTICIPANTS, at Michigan State University’s 2015 University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum (UURAF).
McKayley Gourley at 2015 UURAF
McKayley presented his original research, CAN VISUAL REPRESENTATIONS CHANGE BEHAVIOR? THE CASE OF AIR CONDITIONING, at Michigan State University’s 2015 University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum (UURAF).
Undergraduate Andrew at 2015 UURAF
Andrew presented his original research, AFFECT TOWARDS AN EMBRYO VERSUS A NON-HUMAN OBJECT INFLUENCING BEHAVIOR IN REGARDS TO ENERGY CONSUMPTION, at Michigan State University’s 2015 University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum (UURAF).
Undergraduate Laura Azouz at 2015 UURAF
Laura took home top honors for her poster, USING AN INFOGRAPHIC TO CORRECT MISCONCEPTIONS IN BIOENERGETIC, presented at Michigan State University’s 2015 University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum (UURAF).
Undergraduates at MSU’s 2015 UURAF
Two GRL undergraduates presented at MSU’s 2015 University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum (UURAF). Nicole Fisher (Co-advised by graduate student Amanda Lorenz), DRAWINGS AS A WINDOW INTO CHILDREN’S REPRESENTATIONS OF INSECTS Kyler Stanley, MEASURING CONNECTION TO THE ENVIRONMENT THROUGH DRAWING ANALYSIS
Freshmen Seminar Students at MSU’s 2015 UURAF
Seven students enrolled in a Freshman Seminar co-taught by Julie Libarkin, Stephen Thomas, and Ryan Claytor presented at MSU’s 2015 University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum (UURAF). All of the students did amazing jobs conducting, analyzing, and presenting their research; three students won their sections. Congratulations to all presenters and winners! 1. Laura Azouz, USINGContinueContinue reading “Freshmen Seminar Students at MSU’s 2015 UURAF”
Undergraduates at the Fate of the Earth!
Kyler Stanley and Nicole Fisher recently presented at the 2015 Fate of the Earth symposium: Nicole Fisher, Drawings as a Window into Children’s Representations of Insects Kyler Stanley, Measuring Connection to the Environment through Drawing Analysis I am so excited to report that both Kyler and Nicole received Honorable Mentions for their work! Congratulations!
MORE AWARDS AND HAPPENINGS
GRL personnel have again made some important achievements. I am excited to report that: Undergraduate GREG RUETENIK did an amazing job on his poster at UURAF. His poster was entitled “APPLICATION OF SPATIAL ANALYSIS TOOLS TO PROJECTION OF EYE TRACKING DATA”. This work was funded by an MSU Undergraduate Research Support Scholarship; he is workingContinueContinue reading “MORE AWARDS AND HAPPENINGS”
GRADUATE STUDENTS EARN PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS
Several graduate students in the GRL were recently recognized for their exceptional efforts in research through receipt of summer funding fellowships, research and travel grants, and national awards. ROBERT DROST and SHELDON TURNER both received Environmental Science and Policy Graduate Student Summer Research Funding grants from Michigan State University. These grants provide funding for livingContinueContinue reading “GRADUATE STUDENTS EARN PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS”
GEOCOGNITION RESEARCH LABORATORY 