Behavioral and Social Science
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Behavioral and Social Science
Mutrik Alajmi
Title: Examining Vocational Fit Assessment Domains as Predictors of Employment Success for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities
Faculty Mentor: Andrew Persch
Academic Unit: Occupational Therapy
Alice Ardito
Title: Enhancing Real-Life Dual-Task Training Acceptability and Feasibility and Understanding Social Participation Outcomes for Older Adults with Fall Risk
Faculty Mentor: Laura Swink
Academic Unit: Occupational Therapy
Mica Arnett
Title: The Hidden Crisis in Child Welfare: Mental Health Support as a Key to Workforce Retention
Faculty Mentor: Anne Williford
Academic Unit: Social Work
Michelle Bigler
Title: Bridging Family Funds of Knowledge and School Mathematics Learning Using Photovoice
Faculty Mentor: Jill Zarestky
Academic Unit: Education
Ana Gutierrez-Colina
Title: Partnering with At-Risk Teens to Refine an Ecological Momentary Assessment Battery of Executive Function; Stress; and Physical Activity
Academic Unit: Human Development and Family Studies
Kaigang Li
Title: Impact of Biophilic Design on College Student Perception of Mental Health and Environmental Benefits: A Dose-Response Study
Academic Unit: Health and Exercise Science
Amelia Malone
Title: From Ruff to Relaxed: The Impact of Therapy Animals on Student Stress
Academic Unit: Social Work
Daniel Morris
Title: The Memory Update Paradigm: A New Way to Look at Working Memory with EEG
Faculty Mentor: Patricia Davies
Academic Unit: Mechanical Engineering
Brock Rigsby
Behavioral/Social Science – Distinction in Research
Title: Associations Between the Novel Mindful Partnering Construct and Romantic Conflict
Faculty Mentor: Rachel Lucas-Thompson
Academic Unit: Human Development and Family Studies
Miah Robertson
Title: Emotional Reactivity and Engagement: Risk and Protective Factors for Child Maltreatment among Fathers and Mothers during the Postpartum Period
Faculty Mentor: Samantha Brown
Academic Unit: Human Development and Family Studies
Meghan Scaggs
Behavioral/Social Science – Distinction in Graduate Research
Title: Exploring the Impact of Identity-Based Stressors and Human-Animal Bonds on Substance Use Among LGBTQ+ Emerging Adults
Faculty Mentor: Shelby McDonald
Academic Unit: Social Work
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