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Spring 2024 Student Research Conference Speaker Panels

Schedule At-A-Glance

The Conference is Friday, April 26 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Newtown Campus. All panels will be located in the drop down boxes under the Full Schedule of Events section.

Time	Title	Location
9-10:15 a.m.	Session I	Grupp Hall
10:30-11:45 a.m.	Session II	Grupp Hall
Noon to 1:15 p.m.	Session III	Grupp Hall

Full Schedule of Events

Check-in – All Day

Conference presenters can pick up name badge and program in Rollins 138 (Dining Area next to the Gallagher Room).

GUID101 Fields of Opportunity Research Displays – All Day

Displays are located on the “wavy wall” outside of the Gallagher Room.

SRC Hub – All Day

Snacks and drinks are provided for presenters all day in Rollins 138 (Dining Area next to Gallagher Room).

Session I — 9-10:15 a.m.

Panel 1 Topics—GRUPP 257
Moderator: John Petito

Chieftain Coacoochee
The Trial of John Peter Zenger
Washington Crossing
Cesar Chavez and The Delano Grape Boycott
Obergefell vs. Hodges
Lilli Vincenz
The History of FBI Criminal Profiling
The Great Depression
Proposal to Ban Animal Cruelty on Farm Animals in Pennsylvania
Proposal to Ban Chick Culling in Interstate Commerce

Panel 2 Topics—GRUPP 210
Moderator: Wilma Starr

In-Depth Study of "Shiloh"
The Power of Fear Illustrated in "The Fall of the House of Usher"
Oral Language and Early Reading
Class Division in Parasite
Reminiscing through Diane Seuss
The Future with A.I.

Panel 3 Topics—GRUPP 212
Moderator: Charlie Groth

How the COVID-19 Pandemic Altered Workplace Motivation
Anesthesiology in Dentistry
Application of the Survey Research Method to Sociocultural Differences
The U.S.'s Need for Gun Control
The Experience of a Lesbian Elder
Health Science Field
Cystitis and Macrobid

Panel 4 Topics—GRUPP 216
Moderator: Randi Wall

The Effect of Climate Change on Ocean Properties
Caffeine Extraction from Tea
Talking about Lyme Disease: What It Is and the Human Side of It
The Impact of Temperature on the Growth and Diversity of Soil Microbes
Research on the Stream Health of the Neshaminy Creek
Open-Source Software

Session II — 10:30-11:45 a.m.

Panel 1 Topics—GRUPP 257
Moderator: John Petito

Nuclear Testing at Bikini Atoll
Japanese War Crimes Forgotten from World War II
The History of Lobotomies
The Disney Animator Strike of 1941
Prison Industrial Complex
Gender-Neutral Bathrooms
Maximum Age Limit
Gender and Why It Matters
Second-Chance Voting Act: Ex-Felons Fight for Justice

Panel 2 Topics—GRUPP 210
Moderator: Karen Gatewood

Analysis of Documentary, Three Identical Strangers: The Link Between Behavioral Genetics and Psychology
Medical Laboratory Technician Case Study: Type 1 Diabetes
STEM: Iron Deficiency Anemia
Organized Health Science Panel
Extraction of Caffeine from Tea
Pharmaceutical Drug Masking

Panel 3 Topics—GRUPP 212
Moderator: Kate D'Auria

Promote and Expand BCCC's Current Programs for the Elderly and Explore New Programs
Why Social-Emotional Learning Belongs in the Classroom
Enrichment Activities and Children
PSYC190 Research
Multicultural Education: How Culture Affects a Student’s Education
Online School and Socialization
How Social Class Affects College Students

Panel 4 Topics—GRUPP 216
Moderator: Jackie Burger

The Role of Mental Illness in Truman Capote's "Miriam"
Toxic Relationships in Media
Diane Seuss's Frank: Sonnets
Sociological Analysis of Diane Seuss's Frank: Sonnets
Maternal Echos In Diane Seuss's Frank: Sonnets
The Emotional Exploration of Diane Seuss’s Frank: Sonnets
Religious and Traditional Symbolism in Kazuo Ishiguro’s Klara and the Sun
Mirroring the World in Kazuo Ishiguro's Klara and the Sun

Panel 5 Topics—GRUPP 218
Moderator: Samantha Gross

Obstacles Veterans Have Faced in Adjusting to Civilian Life
Prison, Socialization, and Stigma
The Impact of Family Dynamics on Teen Drug Addiction
Impact of Disease on Family Members
Effects of Divorce
Why Is Online Dating Better than Conventional Dating?

Session III — Noon to 1:15 p.m.

Panel 1 Topics—GRUPP 210
Moderator: Aaron Burger

Parallel RLC Circuit and Series RLC Circuit
Modular Synthesis Circuitry Fundamentals
Capacitor Circuits
Damping in Math and Physics: What Is It and Why Is It Necessary?
Role Electromagetism in Renewable Energy
Use of Superconductors in Computing
Plasma Confinement
Electric Current through and with Magnets
Accelerated Electric Field Simulation of Point Sources through GPU Processing
National Havoc Robot League (NHRL): Robot Combat Build
The Influence of a Dredge Hole on Tidal Asymmetry and Salinity Structure in the Mullica River Estuary

Panel 2 Topics—GRUPP 212
Moderator: Nicole Tracey

Recent Book Banning in CBSD
Analysis of Gender in Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
The Newsboys Strike of 1899
Ban Veal in Pennsylvania
The Impact of Childhood Divorce in Adults
Self Discovery through Feminine Symbolism in Frank: Sonnets
How Diane Seuss in Frank: Sonnets Creates an Open Environment on Addiction, Death, and Illness
Artificial Intelligence in Kazuo Ishiguro's Klara and the Sun
Religion in Kazuo Ishiguro's Novel, Klara and the Sun

Panel 3 Topics—GRUPP 216
Moderator: Ryan Fealy

Chemistry in Veterinary Science
Electrochemical Biosensors on Early Detection of Alzheimer's Disease
Deaf and ASL Humor
Programming Chess in Java
Health at Every Size
Transgender Judaism
Hypertension
Multicultural Metacognition