Panel Session, 9:00–9:30AM
An Interdisciplinary Perspective on Challenges to Connecting in an Increasingly Divisive World (Taylor Amphitheater)
Dr. Holly Cole, Dr. Tyler Schwaller, Dr. Nicholas Steneck, Dr. Alex Roberts
Session #1, 9:45–10:15 AM
Matthew R. Martin, Ph.D., A DT Evolution: Teaching Human-Centered Design to Health Care Employees (Benson Room)
Holly E. Cole, Ph.D., Tall Tales: Exaggerating Impact-fullness in Conversations (Taylor Amphitheatre)
Alex W. Roberts, Ph.D., Sepsis: An Educational Intervention for Staff Nurse (Munroe 233)
Session #2, 10:30–11:00 AM
Barbara Donovan, Ph.D., Populist Rhetoric and Nativist Alarmism: The Alternative for Germany in Comparative Perspective (Benson Room)
Brooke Bennett-Day, Ph.D., Of Love and Robots: Predictors of Continued Affection for a Non-human Partner (Taylor Amphitheatre)
Sirena Fritz, MSN. and Holly Hollis, Ph.D., Using Travel to Facilitate Global Health Learning (Munroe 233)
Session #3, 11:15–11:45 AM
Chenny Gan, D.M.A., Music, Death and the Sublime (Benson Room)
Thomas C. Ellington, Ph.D., CAT-aclysm (Taylor Amphitheatre)
Wander Schroeder, Ph.D., What Do Foxes and Glue Have To Do With Cancer? (Munroe 233)
Session #4, 1:00–1:30 PM
Kara J. Kostiuk, CPA, MAac, M.A. and Nicholas J. Steneck, Ph.D., Quantifying Tenerife: The Accounting and Economic Implications of the Deadliest Airline Disaster in History (Benson Room)
Shelly Martin, Ph.D., A Woman in the Woods: What Backpacking Taught Me About Doing Gender in America (Munroe 233)
Session #5, 1:45–2:15 PM
David Bobbitt, Ph.D., Postmodernism (Benson Room)
Karen Bray, Ph.D., Sacred Sites and Secular Rites: Algorithmic Gods and Hashtags that Pray (Munroe 233)
Session #6, 2:30–3:00 PM
Randy Heaton, Ph.D., and Ernst Takacs, Dipl. Ing., Detecting pitch patterns in speech with Fourier transforms (Benson Room)
Deonna (Dee) Tanner, Ph.D., The Examination of Factors that Influence Treatment Seeking Delay Among Older Adults
Diagnosed with Acute Myocardial Infarction (Munroe 233)
Session #7, 3:15–3:45 PM
Nicholas J. Steneck, Ph.D., Recycling Nazi Images? Women in Early-Cold War West German Civil Defense Propaganda (Benson Room)
Tyler M. Schwaller, Ph.D., “Run Away from Bad Sex”: Rethinking Christian Sexual Politics in the Era of Black Lives Matter and Me Too (Munroe 233)
Session #8, 4:00–4:30 PM
James Rowan, Ph.D., Using Alternation Learning to Study Basic Cognitive Processes in Mice (Benson Room)
Ying Zhen, Ph.D., The Well-being of Musicians in the U.S (Munroe 233)