Faculty 3-Minute Research Competition
March 24th, 2022, UC Grand Room
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Moderator: Dr. Joy Bowers-Campbell, Associate Dean, The Graduate School and Research
For the first time ever, the Graduate Research Symposium will hold a lively Faculty 3MR Competition! With a total of 11 faculty participants ranging across disciplines, we are excited to host this engaging event and award cash prizes to the winners. With only three minutes and a single static slide, faculty members will showcase their scholarship, research, and creative endeavors. This event will be live streamed and held on Thursday, March 24th 3:00pm to 4:00pm in the University Center. This unique presenting style was started at the University of Queensland in Australia in 2008 (3MT) and has now spread to more than 350 universities across the world.
3MR 2022 Award Categories
First Place: $1,000 Cash
Second Place: $500 Cash
People’s Choice: $500 Cash
Cash awards provided by the Graduate Student Association
View the Live Stream of the 1st Annual Faculty 3MR Here on March 24th at 3:00 pm
2022 Faculty 3MR Participants:
Dr. Brian Gastle – FIRST PLACE
English
Chaucer and His Knight: Representing PTSD in the Middle Ages
Dr. Channa De Silva – SECOND PLACE
Chemistry and Physics
Developing Nanomaterials for Biotechnological Applications
Dr. Tammy Simmons – PEOPLE’S CHOICE
Physical Therapy
Maintenance Physical Therapy: Consideration for a Continuous Practice Paradigm for Physical Therapists
Dr. Jackson Deziel
School of Health Sciences-Emergency Medical Care Program
Building in Bias: Demographic Exposure Disparities in Paramedic Training
Katy Allen & Dr. Cindy Caravelis
Social Work / Criminology and Criminal Justice
Community Care: A Collaborative Framework for Social Work and Criminal Justice
Dr. Rangika Hikkaduwa Koralege
Chemistry & Physics
Therapeutic Nanoparticles for Treatment of Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Dr. Amanda Storm
Biology
Computational CURE exploring proteins of unknown function
Sheila Price
School of Nursing – Post Licensure BSN Programs
“Open Your Eyes” Implicit Bias is Real and You Can Die From It!
Dr. Sara Snyder Hopkins
Anthropology and Sociology, Cherokee Language Program
Reimagining the Cherokee Singing Book in the new Millennium
Dr. Catherine Carter
English Education
How Much Do You Hate Poetry? Plug-and-Play Lesson Plans for Secondary English Classrooms
Dr. Nuwan Perera
Chemistry and Physics
A New Way to Tackle Legal Highs