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Student Poster Session B: Education and Pedagogy

Friday, November 7, 2014: 11:00 AM-1:00 PM
Plaza Foyer (Sheraton)
Sponsored by Golden Key International Honour Society
Learning initiatives, program development and assessment, experiential learning, community service, study abroad, etc.
145-1
A Comparison of Honors Program Curricula for American Universities and Eastern Canadian Universities: Past Practice and Future Challenges
Natalie Bond* , Clarion University of Pennsylvania; David Brooker* , Clarion University of Pennsylvania; Kristen Burkholder* , Clarion University of Pennsylvania; Madeline Kopper* , Clarion University of Pennsylvania; Kirsten Bare* , Clarion University of Pennsylvania
145-2
Accepting the Challenge: Partners in the Parks-Everglades
Tiffany Ernst* , University of North Carolina Wilmington
145-3
Analysis and Development of a Middle School Curriculum with Alternative Education.
Karla Sanabria Véaz* , University of Puerto Rico-Recinto De Rio Piedras
145-4
Auctus: Updating Online Undergraduate Research Journal Management and Presentation
Lauren Colie* , Virginia Commonwealth University; Dylan Halpern* , Virginia Commonwealth University
145-5
Best Practices for STEM Learning for K-12 Afterschool Programs Based on Service Learning at the Ywca
Beenish Kamran* , University of Alabama at Birmingham
145-6
Determining Freshman Success in Honors Pre-Pharmacy Populations
Collin Townsend* , South Dakota State University
145-7
Developing a Bystander Intervention Program on Campus
Savannah McCully* , University of Northern Colorado
145-8
Exploration and Implementation of Hand Hygiene in Cambodia
Abby Taylor* , Defiance College
145-10
Innovative Design Inspired by UAB's Science and Technology Honors Program: AstroOptics Pediatric Ocular Imaging System
Catherine Ritchey* , University of Alabama at Birmingham
145-11
On the Chopping Block: Examining the Fairness of Observational Data of Teacher Effectiveness
Laura Capps* , Purdue University; Cody Wilson , Purdue University; Rebekah Thomas , Purdue University
145-12
Planting the Seeds of Sustainability
Brandon Curry* , Purdue University
145-13
Primary Catalysis of the Science and Technology Honors Program Innovative Cohort
Katherine Hymel* , University of Alabama at Birmingham
145-14
Promoting Interest in STEM Fields among High School Students through Science Olympiad
Tianjiao Zhang* , University of Alabama at Birmingham
145-15
Reaching out to Enhance Language Arts Education in the Dominican Republic
Amanda Schwarz* , Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
145-16
Scorned Landscapes: A Cross-Cultural Comparison
Amber Rolland* , University of Central Arkansas
145-17
Student Teachers' Selection of Read Alouds in Early Childhood and Special Education Classrooms
Lindsay Gahr* , Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania; Katelyn Hill* , Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania; Sara Werwie* , Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania
145-18
The Education Elevator: The Rise and Fall of Countries in International Education Ranking and the Pedagogical Problems behind the Shift
Autumn Frykholm* , Joliet Junior College
145-19
Growing the Community: Grow Youngstown Student Organization
Samantha Anderson* , Youngstown State University; Elizabeth Rogenski , Youngstown State University
145-20
The Merge: Overcoming the Challenges of Joining Two Differing Student Bodies
Danica Roberts* , Southern Polytechnic State University; Valerie Washington* , Southern Polytechnic State University; Bri Mason* , Southern Polytechnic State University
145-21
Teacher Candidate Impacts in Urban School Districts
Karley Berry* , University of Central Arkansas
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