Symposium Schedule
Saturday, December 1, 2012 from 9 am to 2 pm, St. Joseph Hall
Events:
Continental Breakfast & Welcome
9:00-9:30 am in the St. Joseph Lounge, ground floor
Dr. Jack Bauer, Rev. Raymond A. Roesch Chair in the Social Sciences
Dr. Paul H. Benson, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
TopPoster Session
9:00–10:30 am in the St. Joseph Lounge, ground floor
Dr. Jack Bauer, Psychology
Openness to Experience, Identity Exploration, and Psychological Well-Being
– Ryan Fuentes, Peter Gettings
Dr. Alexandra Budabin, Political Science
Media's Affect on the Message of the Lost Boys of Sudan
– Jordan Powers
Effectiveness of Brian Steidle's 'The Devil Came on Horseback' as Film versus Book
– Grace Blumberg
Dr. Lee Dixon, Psychology
Influence of Personality Traits in Diagnostic Approaches for Comorbid Anxiety and Depression
– Jeremy T. Schwob
Dr. Greg Elvers, Psychology
Embodied Cognition: The Study of Social Loneliness Compensation by Physical Warmth
– Emily Godshall
Dr. Ben Kunz, Psychology
Personal height influences the perception of object dimensions and affordance judgments
– Kevin Longacre
Dr. Theo Majka, Sociology
updayton Service Learning
– Grace Blumberg
Observing and Serving the Homeless Community in the Greater Miami Valley
– Alana McGee, Dustin Paulus, Nate Silverstein
Building Community for Refugees Resettled in Dayton
– Molly Winslow
The University of Dayton: A Livable Wage?
– Bill McCadden
Building Community Through the Sharing of Food
– Caitlin Browning, Amy Keckler
Diversity at Saint Francis Thrift Store
– Mercedes Carey
Surviving Tragedy: Working with Children at Oak Tree Corner
– Angela Mastandrea
Sex(uality) and the City: Sexual and Gender Minorities in Urban Areas
– Alec M. Smidt
Dr. Kyoungrae Oh, Communication
The relationship between video gaming and acceptance of interpersonal violence
– Ayse Cayli, Lu Song
The Role of Sex and Siblings in Argumentativeness
– Monica Haley
Is laughter the best medicine?
– Jennifer Bauer, Kelly Smith
Dr. Carolyn Roecker Phelps, Psychology
A Measure of Anticipatory Stress
– Elizabeth Melena, Christian Sutphin
Measuring Perceived Gender Roles
– Kaylyn Drodge, Alexandra Gilbert
A Measure of Creativity
– Sara Naderer, Kathleen Nicolello
Dr. Theresa Thompson, Communication
The effects of media on body image
– Kylee Byrd
Sex Crimes Involving College Athletes
– Christine Mascera
The difference in gender communication at school
– Muyang Li
Childhood Sexual Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence: A Direct or Mediated Relationship?
– Ayse Cayli
The Changing Nature of Gender in Gaming: Growing a Complex Egalitarianism
– Lorraine Januzelli, Denise Brown
Watch outstanding female characters in "a collection of bizarre stories"
– Ying Deng
Panels & Symposia: Session One
10:00–10:50 am in St. Joseph Hall Room 013
Mr. Dick Ferguson, Fitz Center for Leadership in Community
"Leadership in Building Communities: Walnut Hills Neighborhood Group"
Participants: Gretchen Berkemeier, Alyssa Bovell, Kristen Deane, Bryan Edmundson, Lauren Erhart, Chloe Feng, Tiffany Freeman, Nia Holt, Laura Huber, Sarah Kerns, Andrew Kowalski, Madison Kramer, Adrianne Lewis, Marina LoCasto, Stephen Mackell, Bro. Brandon Paluch, Justin Parker, Veronica Paulson, Katie Repic, Jake Rettig, Laila Sabagh, Paige Singleton, Tessa Terrell, Alisa Vidulich, Jessica Yeager, Karl Downing
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10:00–11:50 am in St. Joseph Hall Room 023
Dr. Simanti Dasgupta, Anthropology
"Colonialism and Postcolonialism"
Colonialism & the Discourse on Corruption, Human Rights, and Debt
– Michael Miller
Can the subaltern speak through story/fiction?
– Rachel Sebastian
"The Goddess Protects the Innocent," Religion as a Resistance Narrative as Shown in the "Hungry Tide"
– Elizabeth Davis
Nature at the Periphery
– Jonathan Nelson
The "Kurdish Issue" in the Turkish State: Misrepresentation and Disenfranchisement
– Christopher Stupnikov
Concepts of Hybridity: Character exploration in the novel The Hungry Tide
– Beatrix Heynig
Panels & Symposia: Session Three
10:00 am-1:50 pm in St. Joseph Hall Room 025
Dr. Arthur Jipson, Criminal Justice Studies
Session 3.1 (10:00–10:50 am): "Prostitutes and Parolees: Rehabilitating Societies Most Stigmatized Individuals"
The option to live in the Rebar Hotel or at Home: Adult Probation
– Kyle Grabowski
Changing Actions to Change Habits: Examining an ex-prostitutes re-offender program
– Sara Haydocy
Successfully Implementing CBT in the City of Dayton in Relation to Recidivism
– Marina LoCasto
Session 3.2 (11:00–11:50 am): "Practices and Policy"
The Real ID and its Importance in America
– Tyler Craport
Low-Level Marijuana Possession Arrests in New York City — A Quantitative Analysis of the NYPD's Zero Tolerance Approach
– Kathleen Harvey
Inmate Programs Effectiveness on Recidivism at the Dayton Correctional Institution
– Jamie Stukenborg
DNA Technology: A New Crime Solving Tool
– Larry Dalton
Session 3.3 (12:00–12:50 pm): "Perceptions of Sexual Violence, Mass Murder, and Media Discrimination Against Minorities"
The Perception of Violence: Sexual Crimes and the Gender Differences
– Julie Thomas
Hidden In Plain Sight: A Study of Race, Media, and Public Perspectives
– Madeline Bell
The Accuracy of the College Student Perspective on Mass Murder
– Carrie Jones
Session 3.4 (1:00–1:50 pm): "Perception, Crime, and Intervention"
Do University of Dayton students and University of Dayton police officers have a comparable perception of campus safety?
– Spencer Krumheuer
Three Strikes: Beneficial or Detrimental?
– Jake Motto
Student Perceptions of Sexual Assault at the University of Dayton
– Jessica Dudgeon
Panels & Symposia: Session Four
10:00–10:50 am in St. Joseph Hall Room 211
Dr. Shawn Cassiman, Social Work
"Help us Help Others: Student Support for a Social Work Major"
Speakers: Mary-Michael King-Sekulic, Jenn Hodulik, Lauren Ellinghausen, Lukus Krueger
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10:00–11:50 am in St. Joseph Hall Room 231
Dr. Theo Majka, Sociology
"Community Engagement: Applying Sociology to Service Learning Projects in the Dayton Area"
El Puente and Edison Schools: Connecting Service and Concepts of Urban Sociology
– Olivia Cleary, Erin Gahimer, Tobias Hills, Jacob Hobbs, Stephanie Lloyd, Josh Nelson, Rusty Schellinger, Melanie Wood
The Art of Spirit
– Alyssa Rossler, Sam Selsky, Maria Wendling
Teaching Kids to Score: Soccer in the Community
– Michaela Herrick, Nikki Kotwasinski, Lukus Krueger, Jake Motto
Panels & Symposia: Session Six
11:00 am–12:50 pm in St. Joseph Hall Room 233
Dr. Teresa Thompson, Communication
"Gendered Sexual Violence"
Session 1: Lauren Porter, Meghan Dailey, Radiance Lunsford
Session 2: Maria Delgado, Allison Moon, Wonsik Han, Weiqi Hu, Xing Jin
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10:00 am–5:30 pm in Miriam Hall Room 103
Dr. Barbara John, Economics
"Overcoming Underdevelopment"
Speakers: Ashley Anderson, Daniel Berko, Stephanie Bush, Kevin Carlin, Matthew Deininger, Sam DeLuca, Michael DePalma, J. Wade Dickerson, Elizabeth Eckstein, Neil Finlayson, Jacklynne French, Zachary Grant, Weijie Gu, Shane Hasty, Junqiang He, Austin Heminger, John Hemm, Jada Henderson, Tyler Joern, Matthew Knutson, Michael Krawzak, David LaFranconi, Andrew Laprade, Austen Leach, Qite Li, Erica Long, Stephen Mackell, Michael Miller, Mark Mowcomber, Dylan Parfitt, Aaron Pugh, Ran Tai, Alisa Vidulich, Chen Wang, Yihong Wang, Joshua Weitz, Sadie Wonders, Chao Zhu
TopOrganizers & Participants
Organized by Dr. Jack Bauer, the Rev. Raymond A. Roesch Chair in the Social Sciences and the Social Sciences Sub-Council of the Dean's College of Chairs and Program Directors Committee, with support from:
- Department of Communication, Dr. Jonathan A. Hess
- Criminal Justice Studies Program, Dr. Arthur J. Jipson
- Fitz Center for Leadership in Community, Richard T. Ferguson
- Human Rights Studies Program, Dr. Natalie Hudson
- Department of Political Science, Dr. Jason Pierce
- Department of Psychology, Dr. Carolyn Roecker Phelps
- Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Dr. Laura M. Leming, F.M.I.
With thanks to Bridget Lynch, Michelle Phares, and Lynda Moore.
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