The 22nd annual Student Research and Creative Works Symposium was held May 14-15, 2019.
Students self-selected to submit their presentations for preservation and access through this site.
Submissions from 2019
Effect of static hip flexor stretching on standing pelvic tilt and lumbar lordosis, Samantha Lee Baker, Sebastian Lopez, Benjamin Adams, and Zach Eagle
Service-learning: Effectively Transitioning Students Into the Workplace, Rachel B. Bean
Archaeology and Climate Change: Sites at Risk of Sea Level Rise in The Puget Sound, Christy Lynn Berg
The Venezuelan Crisis Within the Context of US Interventions in Latin America, Gloria D. Bravo
The Phenomenology of it All, Justin M. Campbell
Bull Trout (Salvelinus confluentus) can detect conspecific pheromones in a two choice Y-maze, Hannah M. Coles, Allan T. Scholz, Raymond Ostlie, Paul Spruell, Mark Paluch, and Jason Connor
David and Goliath: The Abdication of a Throne, Shawn Marie Dufrene
2019 Student Research and Creative Works Symposium Program, Eastern Washington University
22nd Annual Research & Creative Works Symposium Final Report, Eastern Washington University
Defining Success in Service-Learning, Vikram N. Gill
Therapeutic Recreation: Community Involvement, Amy Holt
Positive Bias in Positive Psychology, Brandy R. Hutton and Max Barham
Environmental and Anthropogenic Factors Affecting Coral Health, Kristin Jones
Marguerite Higgins: Making War Accessible to the Masses, Kelli A. Knerr
Optimum Moisture Content and Maximum Dry Unit Weight for Compaction of Interdisciplinary Science Center Soil, Rachel A. Lunstroth, Maria Camilla O'Toole, and Melissa Simbler
Perceptions of Female Defendants as a Function of Pregnancy Status, Rachel A. Silverthorn
Creating a Paradigm Shift: Culture Change Around Dementia, Ahna H. Soli
Public Interest Litigation & Women’s Rights: Cases from Nepal & India, Jordan E. Stevenson
Lung Cancer Survivors Who Continue Smoking After Diagnosis Are More Likely to be Living with an Individual Who Smokes, Sue Treppenhauer, Amy Stine, and Kevin R. Criswell Ph.D
Riparian Resilience in the Face of Interacting Disturbances, Alexa S. Whipple
Approaching Alzheimer’s & Dementia with Resiliency & Sustainability, Nichole Zeober
