KEYNOTE
Jointly Sponsored by
the Student Activities Programming Board and Quest
Jim Keady
Behind the Swoosh
1:00 pm, Campus Center Auditorium
BIOGRAPHY
Jim Keady was a soccer coach with the St. John’s University Red
Storm, the NCAA “Division One” National Champions, when he stood
up against Nike and their sweatshops and lost his job for doing so.
Since then, he had made ending sweatshop labor his life mission.
He has lived with factory workers in an Indonesian slum, trying to
survive on their wage of 23 cents an hour and documented what
their lives are really like. He also has met with Nike executives at
every level, from retail store managers all the way up to Nike’s
founder and Chairman, Phil Knight.
To learn more about Jim Keady, visit his website at teamsweat.org.
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MAJOR ACTIVITIES
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SECOND LIFE
Selected activities will be presented online at:
www.oswego.edu/quest
C AMPUS CENTER AUDITORIUM
Film and Music
8:30 am
Film Showing and Panel
Harrison Aidala - "Escape", Christa Haley - "Voice
Six", Nick Shelton - "Bonfire of the Humanities"
English and Creative Writing
9:30
Anthropology Documentary
Students of Julia Offen, Anthropology
11:15
Afro-Caribbean Music
Juan LaManna, Music
CAMPUS CENTER CONCOURSE
12:00 pm DanceQuest: An International Cultural
Parade ending with Performances in
the Campus Center Food Court
Christina Ballesteros, Student Association
2:00
Poster Session
2:00
A Look at Society
Frederick Bartolovic, Art
2:00
The SHArK Project: The Search for Metal
Oxides to Generate Hydrogen from Water
and Sunlight
Kevin Watkins, Daniel Tryon, Casey Raymond
CAMPUS CENTER 114
12:00 pm The New Romanian Cinema: A Realism
of Impressions
Rodica Ieta, English and Creative Writing
9:00 am Weaving Stories in Video Games
Alex Pantaleev, Computer Science
10:00
Graphic Violence:
Visualizing Forensic Evidence with
Computer Games Technology
Damian Schofield, Computer Science
11:00
Video Game Programming
Competition
Alex Pantaleev, Computer Science
Keynote Speaker
1:00 pm “Behind the Swoosh”
Jim Keady
2:15 pm
Affinities, Scientists and Artists in
Conversation
Richard Zakin, David Valentino, Paul Pierce,
Aaron Reece and David Sargent
4:00
A Closer Look at Chopin Fantasy Op. 49:
Form and Harmony
Robert Auler, Music
4:15
Music Honors Recital
Todd Graber, Music
Sustainability Symposium
12:15 pm How Each One of Us Can Save the
Environment
Panel Discussion
2:15
Wind Power Projects in New York
Tim Sullivan, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
3:15
Why Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles
Daniel O’Connell, General Motors
4:00 pm
Creative Writing Awards
Brad Korbesmeyer, English and Creative Writing
CAMPUS CENTER 120
2:00 pm
Animation and Interaction
Cara Brewer Thompson, Art
PENFIELD LIBRARY
5:00 pm
Portraits of Identification
Matthew Hotaling
Sponsor: Christopher McEvoy, Art
MAJOR ACTIVITIES
CAMPUS CENTER POUCHER WING P332
International Session
8:30 am
8:45
9:00
Visible But Not Seen: An Analysis of
Hadice Turhan Sultan and Her Imperial
Patronage of Yeni Valide Mosque
Complex in Istanbul
Laurel Anne Braun
Sponsor: Lisa Langlois, Art
Epigraphic Pottery as an Expression of
Islamic Calligraph
Marissa Hill
Sponsor: Lisa Langlois, Art
A Culturally Alert Orientation to
West African Dance Camps
Barbara Streets,
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CAMPUS CENTER 205
9:00 am
Rice Creek Field Station Session
CAMPUS CENTER FOOD COURT
4:00 pm
Meteorological Balloon Launch
Meteorology Faculty
CAMPUS CENTER ARENA
Art Demonstrations sponsored by Kathy Budd
12:00 pm Bookmaking
Kaitlin Marcy and Casi Tredo
12:00
Printmaking
Liz Hunt
12:00
Ceramics
Matt Wilson
12:00
Sculpture
Toni Burrows
12:00
Painting
Joe Rogala, Breanne Regano, Laura Burke,
Katie Kretschmer, Morgan Goodwin and Liz Daley
Sponsor: Christopher McEvoy, Art
Counseling and Psychological Services
9:15
Culture and Education in Benin
Lauren Knightes
10:15
China’s Financial Liberalization
Nianyong Wang
10:30
Ethnic Minority Higher Education
in China
Jie Guo
10:45
From Me to Wu: Discovering the
Shanghai “Dialect”
Kelsey Stockwell
12:00 pm Exhibition of Sustainable Vehicles
4:00
Sustainability Fair
12:30 pm Education and Culture of India
Sarah Rothberg
CAMPUS CENTER 237
2:30
3:45
4:45
Trafficking and New Slavery in Our
Global World
Geraldine Forbes, History
Sex-Trafficking in India
Geraldine Forbes, History
Oswego Has Heart:
How Oswego is Helping Iraqi Refugees
Rebecca Burch, Psychology
3:30 pm
Ernst & Young Panel on
Women in the Workplace
Sponsor: Tanya Ramalho, Curriculum and Instruction
CAMPUS CENTER 228
4:00 pm
Graduate Evening Session
SHELDON AUDITORIUM
7:00 pm
Ganga
A free performance by musicians from
West Bengal
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ENGLISH 465 POSTER SESSION
CAMPUS CENTER CONCOURSE —
ENGLISH 465 POSTER SESSION
10:00
Food and Identity — Senior Seminar
Poster Presentations
Names
10:00
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
10:00
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
10:00
Edible Erotica
Betsy Rulison)
Far-Out Food
Cat Wilson
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
10:00
10:00
10:00
The Trickster Triggering and Teaching
in Terms of Food
Christine Pacuk
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
10:00
America’s Unhealthy Obsession with
Healthy Eating
Rachelle Salmonsen and Lauren Haley
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
10:00
The Processed Life
Kari Bersani
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
10:00
TBA
Genevieve Owusu
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
10:00
Real-life Obesity v. Media’s “Funny Fat Kid”
Nicole Older
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
10:00
Religion Affects Our Eating — Or Does It?
Sara Tuthill
Sponsor: Patricia Clark , English and Creative Writing
10:00
The Culture of Italian Cuisine
Andrea Orioli
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
The Sub-Zero Effect: Refrigerators and
Motherhood in Modern America
Whitney Adams
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
10:00
Untitled
Ryan Patrick
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
Only the Person Stirring the Pot Knows
What’s In It
Stephanie Tolentino
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
10:00
Veggies v. Meat
Marissa Giamarino and Ashley Galinski
Battle of the Chefs:
Who’s the Best of the Best?
Sarah Fraser
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
10:00
Untitled
Matthew Reitz
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
10:00
Dia de los Muertos
Paul Bauman
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
10:00
Anorexia Nervosa and Vampirism
Sarah Elliott and Danielle Knight
Sponsor: Patricia Clark, English and Creative Writing
POSTER SESSION
CAMPUS CENTER CONCOURSE —
POSTER SESSION
2:00
Rural Educational Opportunities in a
Developing Nation: Program Evaluation
of LAS-ONG, a Benin NGO
Jason DeMauro
2:00
2:00
Structural Analysis of the Southern Tug
Hill Plateau Region, Oneida County,
New York
Dan Glessing
Sponsor: Dave Valentino, Earth Sciences—Geology
2:00
Scientific Thinking in Collaborative
Settings
Katie Crandall, Leigh Bacher, Brad Wray and
Christine Hillenbrand
2:00
The Flying Dobsonian: Voyages to the
Heart of Darkness
Jack Gelfand
2:00
Rough Sex: A Mechanism for Semen
Displacement
Martin Devita
Sponsor: Rebecca Burch, Psychology
2:00
Applications of Electrical Resistivity
Methods to Map the Subsurface
Distribution of Bedrock, Glacial Till and
Groundwater in the Oswego Formation,
SUNY Oswego Campus
Jessica Halsey
Sponsor: Dave Valentino, Earth Sciences—Geology
2:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
Lineament Analysis for the Adirondack
Dome using digital elevation models
Dave Valentino, Earth Sciences—Geology
2:00
Loyalist Refugees in the Bahamas:
The Potential for Archaeological
Research on the Island of Warderick
Wells, Exumas, Bahamas
Michellynn Barbernitz
Nozzle Dependence of Water-ethanol
electrospray
Dennis Quill, Joshua Primrose and Adrian Ieta
Onset Voltage Modulation of
Water-Ethanol Electrosprays
Joshua Primrose, Dennis Quill and Adrian Ieta
Sponsor: Adrian Ieta, Physics
2:00
Rare Earth Element and Uraniumthorium variations in tufa deposits
from the Mono Basin, CA
Ellen Wilcox, Paul Tomascak, Gary Hemming,
Sidney Hemming, Troy Rasbury, Scott Stein,
Susan Zimmerman
Sponsor: Paul Tomascak, Earth Sciences—Geology
Sedimentary (Varve) Record of Climate
Change and the Last Deglaciation of
Central New York
Hannah Valentino
Sponsor: David Valentino, Earth Sciences—Geology
Sponsor: Adrian Ieta, Physics
2:00
FPGA Programming in VHDL
Gerrit Goewey, Nick Beaumont
Sponsor: Rachid Manseur, Computer Science
Google vs. Bing
Kyunghye Yoon
Sponsor: Faith, Information Science
Gender Differences in Romantic
Punishment
Samantha Whetstone, Rebecca Burch
Sponsor: Rebecca Burch, Psychology
Sponsor: Leigh Bacher, Psychology
2:00
TBA
Eliza Wright Osborne, Book Collector
Sponsor: Claire Putala, Curriculum and Instruction
(GLOBAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES)
Sponsor: Barbara Garii
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Sponsor: Douglas Pippin, Anthropology
2:00
The Remaining Genetic Variability in
Diminishing Populations of the Northern
Pitcher Plant (Sarracenia Purpurea)
Rachael Grosvenor
Sponsor: Amy Welsh, Biological Sciences
GEOLOGY | ART
8
C AMPUS CENTER 120 — GEOLOGY
Chair: David Valentino
11:00
What Caused the End Devonian
Mass Extinction?
Diana Boyer, Earth Sciences—Geology
CAMPUS CENTER 120 — ART
Chair: Cara Brewer Thompson
2:00
Animation and Interaction
Cara Brewer Thompson, Art
3:00
11:15
Geochemistry of Local Black Shales
and Revelations About Death in the
Upper Devonian
Ellen Wilcox and Diana Boyer
Sponsor: Cara Brewer Thompson, Art
3:15
Seven Sins of Politics Pop-Up Book
KayCie Simmons
Sponsor: Kelly Roe, Art
3:30
Physical Computing: a Non-Traditional
Computer Interface Incorporating
Sensors to React to the Environment
Cara Brewer Thompson, Brian Hauser,
Mike Donarto, Dawn Orlandella and
Lisette Antigua
Sponsor: Cara Brewer Thompson, Art
Sponsor: Diana Boyer, Earth Sciences—Geology
11:30
Progressive Changes in the Direction
of Bulk Shortening and its Effects on
Porphyroblast Growth
Daniel Fetherston
Sponsor: Dave Valentino, Earth Sciences—Geology
11:45
Break
12:00
Magnetic Model for the 1955 Military
Jet Plane Crash Site in Onondaga Lake,
New York
Benjamin Valentino
Sponsor: Dave Valentino, Earth Sciences—Geology
12:15
Structural Evolution of the Tug Hill
Plateau
Joshua Valentino and Alex O’Hara
Sponsor: Dave Valentino, Earth Sciences—Geology
Interactive Interactions
Brian Hauser
HUMANITIES | POLITICAL SCIENCE AND WOMEN’S STUDIES
CAMPUS CENTER 237 — HUMANITIES
Chair: Elizabeth Schmitt
11:00
Centralized Banking Versus Market
Banking
Richard DiSalvo
Sponsor: Elizabeth Schmitt, Economics
CAMPUS CENTER 237 —
P O L I T I C A L S C I E N C E A N D WO M E N ’S S T U D I E S
Chair: Helen Knowles
2:30
The Bin Laden Family and Their Impact
On The World
Craig Mazuchowski
Sponsor: Lisa Glidden, Political Science
11:30
A Defense of the Pessimistic Induction
Brandon Jardine
2:45
Sponsor: K. Brad Wray, Philosophy
11:45
Birth Month and Criminal Deviance
Brittni Meil
Sponsor: Ernest Nickels, Public Justice
12:00
Chasing A Championship:
Oswego Normal’s 1910 Little Team That
(Almost) Could
Tim Nekritz, History
9
Lets Get Real: Critical Geopolitics as a
Challange to International Realism
Adam King
Sponsor: Stephen Rosow, Political Science
3:00
Applying Theory to Reality: Utilitarianism, Egalitarianism, and Libertarianism
Lindsay Rinehart
Sponsor: Helen Knowles, Political Science
3:15
Break
3:30
Ernst & Young Panel on Women in the
Workplace
Lauren Burke, Denisa Rojas, Molly Waite and
Camille Downer
Sponsor: Tania Ramalho, Women’s Studies
10
MODERN LANGUAGES | COUNSELING & PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES
CAMPUS CENTER 208 —
M O D E R N L A N G U A G E S A N D L I T E R AT U R E S
CAMPUS CENTER 236 — COUNSELING
A N D P S YC H O LO G I C A L S E RV I C E S
Chair: Lenuta Giukin
9:30
Is Learning a Foreign Language Really
Necessary or Important?
Pamela Russell, Erin Murphy, Yeraldin Lopez,
Maria VanRiper and Anna Lewandowski
Chair: James McDougal
PANEL Ensuring Success in Schools:
2:15
Monitoring Students Academic and
Behavioral Performance
Sponsor: Georgina Whittingham,
Modern Languages and Literatures
10:30
Break
10:45
Funeral Rites of Passage of the Mandinka
People of Togo and The Ivory Coast
Oliver Rutagarama
11:00
11:30
RTI in Math: Developing Technically
Adequate CBM Math Probes for use in NYS
Dena Scimone, Melissa Brown, Lauren Anderson
and Justin Schmidle
King-Gods of Dahomey
Stewart Smith
Sponsor: James McDougal,
Counseling and Psychological Services
Women Warriors in Pre-Colonial Africa:
The Amazons of Dahomey
Georgia Anderson
Using Oral Reading Fluency to Predict
Success on the New York State English
Language Arts Exam
Elizabeth Copani, Megan Moll, Alicen Baird and
Carin Cole
Sponsor: Lenuta Giukin,
Modern Languages and Literatures
Sponsor: James McDougal,
Counseling and Psychological Services
Faces of Islam The Role of Women in
Colonial and Postcolonial Islamic
Societies
Virgina Joseph
Sponsor: Lenuta Giukin, Linguistics
11:45
The Francophone World
Miranda Caims
Sponsor: Lenuta Giukin,
Modern Languages and Literatures
12:00
Sponsor: James McDougal,
Counseling and Psychological Services
Sponsor: Lenuta Giukin,
Modern Languages and Literatures
Sponsor: Lenuta Giukin,
Modern Languages and Literatures
11:15
A Data Based Model of RTI for Assessing
Behavioral Interventions
Mary Spilman, Kristen Paczkoski, Meghan Daly
and Emily Arker
French Honor Society Inductions
Rebecca Currie, Danielle Ramsey, Eva Siskowski
and Stacy Williams
Sponsor: Lenuta Giukin,
Modern Languages and Literatures
INTERNATIONAL
P O U C H E R 3 2 2 — I N T E R N AT I O N A L
Chair: Joshua McKeown
8:30
Visible But Not Seen: An Analysis of
Hadice Turhan Sultan and Her Imperial
Patronage of Yeni Valide Mosque
Complex in Istanbul
Laurel Anne Braun
Sponsor: Lisa Langlois, Art
8:45
Epigraphic Pottery as an Expression of
Islamic Calligraph
Marissa Hill
Sponsor: Lisa Langlois, Art
9:00
12:00
DanceQuest:
An International Cultural Parade
Christina Ballesteros, Student Association
1:00
Keynote Speaker
Chair: Rebecca Burch
2:15
Education and Culture of India
Sarah Rothberg, Liza Reytblat, James Paladino
and Clifford Ohmberger
Sponsor: Virginia Macentee,
Curriculum and Instruction
2:30
A Culturally Alert Orientation to West
African Dance Camps
Barbara Streets,
Culture and Education in Benin
Lauren Knightes, Brittany Danboise and Scott Ball
Sponsor: Shirley Wells, Curriculum and Instruction
10:00
Break
10:15
China’s Financial Liberalization
Nianyong Wang
(ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND LAW)
Sponsor: Richard Skolnik,
Accounting, Finance and Law
10:30
Ethnic Minority High Education in China
Jie Guo
Sponsor: Ding Zhang, Marketing and Management
10:45
From Me to Wu: Discovering the
Shanghai “Dialect”
Kelsey Stockwell, Bethany Rocine, Alycia Rivet,
Sam McCabe, Laurie France, Kira Walsh,
TingTing Chen, Jie Chen, Alina Stechyshyn,
Jeff Finnigan and Nikki Westerbeck
Sponsor: Jean Ann, Linguistics
Trafficking and New Slavery in Our
Global World
Geraldine Forbes, Laurel Braun, Sean Murphy,
Rachel Claudy and Caitlin Garofoli
Sponsor: Geraldine Forbes, History
Counseling and Psychological Services
9:15
11
3:30
Break
3:45
Sex-trafficking in India
Geraldine Forbes, Diane Ortiz, Jimmian Hyland,
Lauren Sordellini, Briane Welser and
Meredith Lafferty
Sponsor: Geraldine Forbes, History
4:45
Oswego has Heart: How Oswego is
Helping Iraqi Refugees
Rebecca Burch, Psychology
12
COMMUNICATION STUDIES
CAMPUS CENTER 220 —
C O M M U N I C AT I O N S T U D I E S
Chair: Jerry Condra
9:30
On Course
Mary Wust
Sponsor: Jerry Condra, Communication Studies
9:45
Orange County Radio
Gary Ayd
Sponsor: Jerry Condra, Communication Studies
10:00
Adaptation
Danielle Nelson
Sponsor: Jerry Condra, Communication Studies
10:15
The Gridiron Knocks
Christopher Spika
Sponsor: Jerry Condra, Communication Studies
10:30
Sponsor: Taejin Jung, Communication Studies
We’re Just Saying: Facts and Figures on
Marijuana Decriminalization
Dan Garretson
Sponsor: Taejin Jung, Communication Studies
11:15
Crisis Communication
Elizabeth Paladino
Sponsor: Taejin Jung, Communication Studies
11:30
A Crisis Communications Case Study:
Chi-Chi’s Hepatitis A Outbreak
Cathryn Roosa
Sponsor: Taejin Jung, Communication Studies
11:45
Break
12:00
Crisis Analysis of VIOXX Health
Complications
Jason Carr
Sponsor: Taejin Jung, Communication Studies
Crisis Communication and the Wicked
Wendy’s Campaign
Jamie Scharft
Sponsor: Taejin Jung, Communication Studies
1:00
Keynote Speaker
Chair: Linda Loomis
2:15
Failing Newspapers and the Tough
Economy
Johann Rosario
Sponsor: Linda Loomis, Communication Studies
2:30
TBA
Nicholas Casella
Sponsor: Linda Loomis, Communication Studies
3:00
Break
Chair: Taejin Jung
10:45
Public Relations for the Oswego High
School Drama Club
Erin Nalle
11:00
12:15
Using the Web to Find Almost Everything
About Almost Everyone
Shawn Ingram
Sponsor: Linda Loomis,
Communication Studies—Journalism
3:15
The Ethics of New Media
Dylan Nagy
Sponsor: Linda Loomis,
Communication Studies—Journalism
METEOROLOGY
POUCHER 305 — METEOROLOGY
10:30
Chair: Scott Steiger
8:30
Analysis of Weather Data
Clint Chiodo
Forecasting Weather Futures for
Businesses, Municipalities and
Commodities
Daniel Ruth
Sponsor: Alfred Stamm,
Earth Sciences—Metorology
9:00
Examining Relationships in Low-Level
Wind Speeds and other Parameters with
Tornadic and Non-tornadic Supercells
Ron Harris
10:45
Experiences in Launching Rawinsondes
in the 28 Sep. 2009 Lake-effect
Thunderstorm Event
Christina Farone and Christine Stacey
Sponsor: Robert Ballentine,
Earth Sciences—Metorology
11:15
Case Study of February 9th 2010 Winter
Storm “Snowmageddon Part Two”
William McHugh
Sponsor: Robert Ballentine, Earth Sciences—
Metorology
9:45
Break
10:00
Failed Supercell Formation Under
Seemingly Favorable Conditions
Courtney Furtado
11:30
Comparing WRF Model Output to
Surface Observations at the Shore of
Lake Ontario
Ron Harris
Sponsor: Robert Ballentine,
Earth Sciences—Metorology
Case Study: East Coast Snowstorm of
February 5-6, 2010
Brent Fleming
Sponsor: Robert Ballentine,
Earth Sciences—Metorology
11:45
Break
12:00
Hurricane Katrina: Comparison of Predicted Track to Actual Storm Track
Alexia Martinez
Sponsor: Robert Ballentine,
Earth Sciences—Metorology
12:15
Sponsor: Robert Ballentine,
Earth Sciences—Metorology
10:15
Solar Energy Usage
Stephanie Magin
Sponsor: Robert Ballentine,
Earth Sciences—Metorology
Sponsor: Scott Steiger, Earth Sciences—Metorology
9:30
Break
Chair: Robert Ballentine
11:00
Southern California Historic
Rain/Snowstorm of January 2010
Daniel Seymore
Sponsor: Scott Steiger, Earth Sciences—Metorology
9:15
Great Lakes Water Levels and Long Time
Scale Weather Parameter Correlations
Daniel Greinert
Sponsor: Robert Ballentine,
Earth Sciences—Metorology
Sponsor: Ampalanuvar Nanthakumar, Mathematics
8:45
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Long-range Weather Forecasting:
Teleconnections During the Winter
of 2009-10
Rick Lader
Sponsor: Robert Ballentine,
Earth Sciences—Metorology
12:30
Wind Power Potential in Upstate
New York
Robert Ballentine and Daniel Phoenix,
Earth Sciences—Metorology
14
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
POUCHER 305 —
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
Chair: Rachid Manseur
2:00
Musical Temperament Software
Aaron March, Matthew Vincent, Gerrit Goewey,
Richard Hall and David Renz
Sponsor: James Early, Computer Science
2:15
3D Simulation of a Humanoid Robot
Matthew Vincent
Sponsor: Rachid Manseur, Computer Science
2:30
A Quest in a Text-Based Virtual World
Jennifer Francisco
Sponsor: Alex Pantaleev, Computer Science
2:45
Break
3:00
A Virtual World with a Map Editor
Travis Nutting
Sponsor: Alex Pantaleev, Computer Science
3:15
Bookpear: A Facebook App
Joseph Mirizio
Sponsor: James Early, Computer Science
3:30
Break
3:45
Virtual Oswego
Shawn Mueller, Sydney Botts and Shuang E
Sponsor: Damian Schofield, Computer Science
4:00
Integrating User-generated Content
Description to Search Interface Design
Kyunghye Yoon, Computer Science
4:15
Communication Skills Education &
Assessment in a Modern Engineering
Program
David Vampola, Rachid Manseur, Fritz Messere,
Cara Brewer Thompson and Kristen Eichorn
Sponsor: David Vampola,
Computer Science—Engineering
4:30
Biology Applications of Electrosprays
Adrian Ieta, Computer Science—Engineering
4:45
A Photometry, Extinction and Database
Module for Chimera
Jillian Neeley, Alex James, Eamonn Moyer, Peter
Thompson, Brandon Gilfus, Antonio Kanaan,
Paulo Henrique da Silva and Shashi Kanbur
Sponsor: Shashi Kanbur, Physics
DIVERSITY
CAMPUS CENTER 228 — DIVERSITY
Chair: Cathy Santos
8:30
Creating Accessible Nonfiction Texts for
Diverse K-12 Learners 3
Barney Johnson, Tanya Pratt, Eva Calzada and
Scott Ball
12:15
The Relationship Between Parenting
Styles and Academic Achievement of
College Students
Amber Lennon, McNair Scholars Program
12:30
Identity Development among African
American Adolescent Females: A Focus
on Peer Groups and School Context
Sherrifa Bailey, McNair Scholars Program
12:45
Internal and External Factors of
Resilience: How They Promote Success in
Students Who Have Been Labeled At-risk
Lessie Johnson, McNair Scholars Program
1:00
Keynote Speaker
2:15
Multicultural Greek Life at SUNY Oswego
Omega Phi Beta, Phi Iota Alpha, Lambda Upsilon
Lambda, Sigma Lambda Upsilon, Phi Beta Sigma
and Alpha Phi Alpha,
Sponsor: Roberta Schnorr, Curriculum and Instruction
9:00
Creating Accessible Nonfiction Texts for
Diverse K-12 Learners 4
Kim Higginbotham, Jeff Scott, Jason Pecori and
Brad Burnham
Sponsor: Roberta Schnorr, Curriculum and Instruction
9:30
Teaching Science to a Diverse Student
Population
Venera Jouraeva
Sponsor: Venera Jouraeva, Chemistry
10:00
Break
10:15
Students Perspective on Diversity at
Oswego State
Grace Maxon, Daniela Perez and Adam King,
Multicultural Opportunities and Programs
10:45
Break
11:00
Office of Learning Support Services
Special Session
11:00
Benchmarks
Michael Mullen, Bridget Lawson and
Corie Sievers
11:15
“I Can’t Focus” Support Group
Michael Mullen, Corie Sievers and Elsy Ramos
11:30
Educational Opportunity Program (EOP)
Summer Program
Michael Mullen and Corie Sievers
11:45
Office of Learning Support Services
Question & Answer
12:00
Break
15
Multicultural Opportunities and Programs
3:00
Break
3:15
Campus Community Forum on
Osw3go.net: Race on Campus
Ulises Mejias and Patricia Clark,
Communication Studies
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EDUCATION
C A M P U S C E N T E R 2 3 3 — E D U C AT I O N
Chair: Roberta Schnorr
9:30
Creating Accessible Nonfiction Texts for
Diverse K-12 Learners 1
Nathan Roder, David Streib, Magdalini Georgiadis
and Joe Mastracy
Sponsor: Roberta Schnorr, Curriculum and Instruction
10:00
Creating Accessible Nonfiction Texts for
Diverse K-12 Learners 2
Luke Jeraci, Matthew Wilson, Andrew Karpindo
and Nicole Higgins
12:30
Sponsor: Jean Hallagan, Curriculum and Instruction
1:00
Keynote Speaker
2:00
6+1 Writing Traits in the Classroom
Catherine Crary, Denise Penoyer and Jill Parker
Chair: Jean Ann
2:15
Assessing Oral Reading Fluency
Jing Yang
Sponsor: Jean Ann, Curriculum and Instruction
Sponsor: Roberta Schnorr, Curriculum and Instruction
10:30
Break
10:45
Steroids (The Good, The Bad, The Ugly)
Gregory Hartranft
2:30
Sponsor: Kenneth Peterson,
Health Promotion and Wellness
11:00
How Do I Make it Relevant?
The Interdisciplinary Thematic Unit
Erin Murphy and Pamela Russell
Strategies for Identifying at Risk
Students Early Enough to Prevent
Dropping out of High School.
Responsibility in 11th grade.
Matthew Gardiner
3:15
Break
3:30
Looking at Language in Paris and Benin
Jaclyn Guilfoyle and Danielle Hang
Sponsor: Jean Ann, Curriculum and Instruction
3:45
11:30
Indentifying a Suitable Time-frame That
Can Help Close the Achievement Gaps for
Students
Justin Marsh (CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION)
Sponsor: Faith Maina
11:45
Break
12:00
Chair: Barbara Garii
Advancing Secondary Education in
Benin, 1500 Calculators-strong
Patrick Witmer and Colleen Hamel
Sponsor: Barbara Garii, Curriculum and Instruction
Senior Exercise Intervention and Quality
of Life in Seniors
Minjung Seo and Brenda Sigmund
(HEALTH PROMOTION AND WELLNESS)
(CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION)
Sponsor: Faith Maina
Immigrant Kids in the Classroom:
Headache or Resource?
Laurie France, Melissa Kerznowski, Dana Cohen,
Melissa Schurr, Louis Montanaro, Camden Barden
and Kira Walsh
Sponsor: Jean Ann, Curriculum and Instruction
Sponsor: Mary Harrell, Adolescence Education
11:15
Aryabhata’s Method for Finding Sine
Doug Parkhurst
Sponsor: Minjung Seo, Health Promotion and Wellness
4:00
TBA
Jean Hallagan, Maria Murray and Lynn Carlson
Sponsor: Jean Hallagan, Curriculum and Instruction
FOR MORE CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION
PRESENTATIONS SEE GRADUATE EVENING SESSION
PHYSICS | MATHEMATICS |
COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY AND NEURAL NETWORKS
17
POUCHER 225 —
P H Y S I C S A N D M AT H E M AT I C S
CAMPUS CENTER 209 — COGNITIVE
P S YC H O LO G Y A N D N E U R A L N E T WO R K S
Chair: Shashi Kanbur
2:15
PC/AC relations in Sloan Digital Sky
Survey RR Lyraes
Martin Berke and Shashi Kanbur
Chair: David Vampola
11:00
Taxonomies of Wisdom: A Computational
Approach to a Perennial Concept
David Vampola
Sponsor: Shashi Kanbur, Physics
2:30
A Review of Student Research
Projects Undertaken on the SUNY
Oswego International Research
Experience for Students 2009
Shashi Kanbur, Jillian Neeley, Alex James,
Eamonn Moyer and Peter Thompson
Sponsor: Shashi Kanbur, Physics
3:00
Sponsors: David Vampola and Elizabeth Trimber,
Cognitive Science
11:15
The Distributed and Networked Nature
of Music
Andrew Friedman
Sponsor: David Vampola, Cognitive Science
11:30
Testimation for Homoscedasticity
Aaron Marsh
Computational Approached to Modeling
Autism
Kristen Gensheimer
Sponsor: David Vampola, Cognitive Science
Sponsor: Ampalanuvar Nanthakumar, Mathematics
11:45
3:15
Bromoform Adsorption on
Ferroelectric Poly (Vinylidene Fluoride
with Trifluoroethylene)
Jacob Chartrand, Peter Dowben and Carolina Ilie
Exploring Neural Networks and
Linguistics: A Look at Language
Neuroplasticity
Bryan Kern
Sponsor: David Vampola, Cognitive Science
Sponsor: Carolina Ilie, Physics
12:00
3:30
3:45
5 Multi-touch Board in Physics Education
Mark Potter, Damian Schofield and Carolina Ilie
Machine Learning in Web-Scale Content
Distribution
Ben Paretzky
Sponsor: Carolina Ilie, Physics
Sponsor: David Vampola, Cognitive Science
Break
Chair: Carolina Ilie
4:00
Comparison of Experimental and
Theoretical Vibrational Spectra for
Pentacene Derivatives
Carolina Ilie, Wes Laurion, Jinyue Jiang and Lin Tan
Sponsor: Carolina Ilie, Physics
4:15
When Bio Meets Nano or Recent
Nano-bio-technology Applications
Shawn Gray and Carolina Ilie
Sponsor: Carolina Ilie, Physics
4:30
Lattice Behavior of Two Ferroelectric
Polymers Under Progressive Water
Absorption
Shawn Gray, Jacob Chartrand, P.A. Dowben and
Carolina Ilie
Sponsor: Carolina Ilie, Physics
1:00
Keynote Speaker
18
FILM, MUSIC AND AFFINITIES
C AMPUS CENTER AUDITORIUM —
FILM MUSIC AND AFFINITIES
8:30
Film Showing and Panel
Harrison Aidala (CSS, Senior) - "Escape"
Christa Haley (CSS, Sophomore) - "Voice Six"
Nick Shelton (CSS, Alumni, Grad 2009) - "Bonfire
of the Humanities"
Sponsor: Amy Shore, English and Creative Writing
9:30
Cultural Study of a Blood Bank Lab
Eric Proper
Sponsor: Julia Offen, Anthropology
9:45
Capoeira: Tradition and Art
Cornelius Bradt
Sponsor: Julia Offen, Anthropology
10:00
The Flow of Oswego
Stavros Djibas
Sponsor: Julia Offen, Anthropology
10:15
Young Mothers and the Challenges They
Face
Hannah Clark
Sponsor: Julia Offen, Anthropology
10:30
Cosplay — A Subculture from Japan to
America
Amanda Woomer
Sponsor: Julia Offen, Anthropology
10:45
Break
11:15
Afro-Caribbean Music
Juan La Manna and Eric Schmitz, Music
12:00
The New Romanian Cinema:
A Realism of Impressions
Rodica Ieta, English and Creative Writing
1:00
Keynote Speaker
2:15
Affinities: Scientists and Artists in
Conversation
Richard Zakin, Paul Pearce, Aaron Reece,
David Sargent and Dave Valentino
Sponsor: Richard Zakin
3:30
Break
3:45
A Closer Look at Chopin Fantasy Op. 49
in F major: Form and Harmony
Robert Auler, Nathan Felty and
Andrew Friedman
Sponsor: Robert Auler, Music
4:00
Music Department Recital
Sponsor: Todd Graber, Music
RICE CREEK FIELD STATION
CAMPUS CENTER 205 —
R I C E C R E E K F I E L D S TAT I O N
Chair: Lucina Hernandez
9:00
A Camera Trap Survey of Medium
and Large Mammals in the
Rice Creek Field Station
Andrea Griffin-Bordis, Andrew Crawford,
Julia DeRosso, Ross Glassberg, Sarah Haggerty,
Megan Hoffmann, Jessica Konop and
Nicholas O’Hare
19
Chair: Eric Hellquist
11:00
The Potential Ecological Impacts of Rosa
Multiflora on Soil Nutrient Cycling at Rice
Creek Field Station
Mark Graham and David Zupuk
Sponsor: Eric Hellquist, Biological Sciences
11:15
Sponsor: Lucina Hernandez, Rice Creek Field Station
The Effect of Native Parasitoids on Sirex
Noctilio at Rice Creek Field Station,
Oswego, NY
Melissa Stimpfle
Sponsor: Karen Sime, Biological Sciences
9:15
Activity Patterns of White-tailed Deer
at Rice Creek
Danielle Bonner, Jamilee Jones, Lucas Jones,
Cayla Reynolds, Jennifer Schopfel, Matthew
Spiker, Tod Tepfenhard and Katie Wildrick
1:00
Keynote Speaker
2:15
Concentration of Cu, Zn, Cr and Ni in
Sediment, Root and Leaf Samples of
Typha x glauca: A Comparison Between
Rice Creek Field Station and the
Oswego River
Michele Hierholzer
Sponsor: Lucina Hernandez, Rice Creek Field Station
9:30
Measuring Giving up Densities (GUDs)
of Deer in the Rice Creek Field Station
Kara Benson, Gabriela Castro, Jennifer Duprey,
Toby Klein, John Mietz, Jonmark Nailor,
Sandra Paiko and Kristiana Wilkinson
Sponsor: Eric Hellquist, Biological Sciences
2:30
Sponsor: Lucina Hernandez, Rice Creek Field Station
9:45
Foraging Ecology of Coyotes in
New York State
Anthony Hartman
A Comparison of Plant Biomass and
Species Richness in Purple Loosestrife
and Hybrid Cattail Communities at Rice
Creek Field Station
Edward Wells
Sponsor: Eric Hellquist, Biological Sciences
Sponsor: Lucina Hernandez, Rice Creek Field Station
2:45
10:00
Winter Bird Populations at Rice Creek
Field Station
Diann Jackson, Rice Creek Field Station
10:15
Break
10:30
Illustrating the Flora of Rice Creek
Field Station
Andrew Nelson, Rice Creek Field Station
10:45
Does Mate Availability Affect Reproductive
Output in Eastern Chipmunks?
Sandra Paiko
Stone Walls as Refugia for Trees in a
Post-Agricultural Secondary Forest in
Upstate New York
Linda Snider
Sponsor: Eric Hellquist, Biological Sciences
3:00
Interactions Among Lythrum Salicaria,
Native Birds and Biological Control
Beetles at Rice Creek Field Station
Kristi Wilkinson
Sponsor: Eric Hellquist, Rice Creek Field Station
Sponsor: Emily Oaks, Rice Creek Field Station
20
CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
LANIGAN 104 —
CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGIC AL SCIENCES
Chair: Fehmi Damkaci
8:30
Determination of the Mineral/ion Content
in Malt Extracts for Homebrewing
Daniel Vazquez
Sponsor: Casey Raymond, Chemistry
8:45
Microwave Synthesis of
Tetrapyridylporphyrin
Brian Stoutenger
Sponsor: Casey Raymond, Chemistry
9:00
Break
9:15
MAOS of Isopentyl Acetate
Greg Blette
Sponsor: Fehmi Damkaci, Chemistry
9:30
Organic Structure Determination by
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and
Infrared Spectroscopy
Erin Hyde
Sponsor: Martha Bruch, Chemistry
11:15
Break
11:30
Using HPLC to Detect PAHs
Samantha Starkey
Sponsor: Martha Bruch, Chemistry
11:45
Work Toward the Synthesis of Betulonic
Acid Derivatives
Patrick Schrader
Sponsor: Joseph LeFevre, Chemistry
12:00
Microwave Promoted Synthesis in
Aryl-Aryl Ullmann Coupling Reaction
Jennifer Clausen (CH
Sponsor: Fehmi Damkaci, Chemistry
9:45
11:00
Extraction and Idenfication of Silymarin
Complex and its Components from Milk
Thistle Seed
Roy Marshall
Sponsor: Lawrence Fuller, Chemistry
12:15
Synthesis of a Sunscreen Agent
Jerica Hand
Isolation of Steriodal Glycosides from
Asclepias Syriaca
Rosemary Foran
Sponsor: Lawrence Fuller, Chemistry
Sponsor: Joseph LeFevre, Chemistry
12:30
10:00
10:15
The Total Size and the Number of
Subunits of Lactate Dehydrogenase
Jacob DeMarree
The Investigation of Trace Metal Content
in Plants Used to Treat Diabetes in the
Democratic Republic of Congo
Jordon Le Brun
Sponsor: Kestas Bendinskas, Chemistry
Sponsor: Webe Kadima, Chemistry
Break
Chair: Kestas Bendinskas
10:30
Synthesis and Cross-linking of the
Thio-derivative of 4-Hydroxybutanoic
Acid (GHB)
Fengrong Wong and Patrick Wilson
1:00
Keynote Speaker
Chair: Webe Kadima
2:15
The Use of Computed Tomography in
Understanding Palaeobiology
Neil Gostling
Sponsor: Neil Gostling, Biological Sciences
Sponsor: Kestas Bendinskas, Chemistry
2:30
10:45
Pterocellin A and DNA Binding Studies
Amber Wayne, Kestas Bendinskas and
Fehmi Damkaci
Sponsor: Kestas Bendinskas, Chemistry
Studies of a Novel Antibiotic Compound
from a Soil Isolate
John Heagerty
Sponsor: Tim Braun, Biological Sciences
CHEM AND BIO | COMPUTER GAMES AND APPLICATION
Chair: Amy Welsh
2:45
Metal Content in Ovipositors of
Hymenopterous Insects
Thomas Brumbelow
Sponsor: Karen Sime, Biological Sciences
3:00
Genetic Determination of the Invasion
Pathway of Hemimysis Anomala
Throughout the Great Lakes
Randall Smith, Jennifer Questal and Amy Welsh
CAMPUS CENTER C-114
C O M P U T E R G A M E S A N D A P P L I C AT I O N S
Chair: Alex Pantaleev
9:00
Weaving Stories in Video Games
Alex Pantaleev, Computer Science
9:45
BREAK
10:00
Graphic Violence:
Visualizing Forensic Evidence with
Computer Games Technology
Damian Schofield, Computer Science
10:45
Break
11:00
Video Game Programming Competition
Alex Pantaleev, James Daniello, Aaron Marsh,
Jennifer Francisco, Ken Malloy, Michael Meyers,
Richard Hall and John Familo
Sponsor: Amy Welsh, Biological Sciences
3:15
Break
3:30
Genetic Diversity Between Lake Sturgeon
Populations
Jeff Trunzo
Sponsor: Amy Welsh, Biological Sciences
3:45
Using Microsatellite Markers for the
Analysis of Population Genetics of Lake
Sturgeon in Three Different Populations
Gabriella Castro
Sponsor: Amy Welsh, Biological Sciences
4:00
A Comparison of the Genetic Diversity of
Lake Trout and Pacific Salmon in the
Great Lakes
Elizabeth Palmiotto
Sponsor: Amy Welsh, Biological Sciences
4:15
Break
4:30
Genetic Variation in Bog Buck Moth
Janet Buckner
Sponsor: Amy Welsh, Biological Sciences
5:00
Patterns of Reptile and Amphibian
Diversity in Four Brazilian Pantanal
Habitats
Patrick Rein
Sponsors: Cleane Medeiros and Amy Welsh,
Biological Sciences
21
Sponsor: Alex Pantaleev, Computer Science
AFTERNOON COMPUTER SCIENCE SESSION CONTINUES
IN P305 POUCHER.
22
SUSTAINABILITY FAIR AND SYMPOSIUM
CAMPUS CENTER C-114
S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y FA I R A N D S Y M P O S I U M
noon – Exhibit of Sustainable Vehicles — ARENA
8:00 pm
12:15
How Each One of Us Can Save the
Environment
Panel Discussion
2:15
Wind Power Projects in New York
Tim Sullivan, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
3:15
Why Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles
Daniel O’Connell, General Motors
4:00 –
8:00 pm
Sustainability Fair — ARENA
Green Products and Ideas at SUNY Oswego will
offer students, homeowners and community
members a look at a GM fuel cell vehicle, a display
to showcase the college’s new eco-friendly
student apartments, expert advice on green-living
tax credits and incentives, and much more.
5:00
We Got Wood! Do You?
John Ruvio, Technology
5:15
A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Renewable
Energy Resources
Nicolina Trifunovski, Energy & Society
5:30
Water Resources: A Dripping Dilema
Nicolina Trifunovski, Energy & Society
CAMPUS CENTER C-114
C R E AT I V E W R I T I N G AW A R D S
4:00 pm
Creative Writing Awards
Brad Korbesmeyer, English and Creative Writing
BUSINESS | PSYCHOLOGY
CAMPUS CENTER 201 — BUSINESS
11:15
Chair: Richard Skolnik
8:30
Credit Scores and Investment
Alexander Harrington
Sponsor: Eric Tsai, Accounting, Finance and Law
8:45
9:00
11:30
Does Size Matter? In the Newspaper
Industry, Maybe Not
Nicholas DiRienzo
Sponsor: Ian Cuthill, Marketing and Management
9:30
Break
9:45
Online Presence: Branding Yourself and
Virtual Collaboration
Elliott Couch, Tyler Hilliard and Fabian Loeprick
Sponsor: Richard Skolnik,
Marketing and Management
10:00
Personal Finance Made Easy
Andrew Fisher, Michelle Hamann and Sean Sharp
11:45
Recreating the Haiti Relief Effort:
A Simulation
Ann-Lorraine Edwards, June Dong and
John McDonald, Marketing and Management
1:00
Keynote Speaker
2:15
Recreating the Haiti Relief Effort:
A Simulation
Ann-Lorraine Edwards, June Dong and
John McDonald, Marketing and Management
L A N I G A N 105 — P S YC H O LO G Y
Chair: Leigh Bacher
9:15
Body Image Dissatisfaction and Visual
Attention in Female College Students
Lindsay Ruckel and Leigh Bacher
Sponsor: Richard Skolnik, Business Adminstration
10:15
De-manufacturing
David Sky, Michael Tinti, Tyler Palmer and Richard
McCarthy
Sponsor: Leigh Bacher, Psychology
9:30
Sponsor: Ding Zhang, Business Adminstration
10:30
Break
11:00
Food and Feed Supply Chain Disruptions
Paloma Sarkar, Michelle Dallas, Na Jiang, Jen-Kai
Liu and Michael Blackman
Sponsor: June Dong, Marketing and Management
Attachment-Related Differences in
Feedback Seeking Preferences
Craig Gilkey and Matthew Dykas
Sponsor: Matthew Dykas, Psychology
9:45
Chair: June Dong
10:45
Humanitarian Logistics
Josh Lavallee, Kevin Krisiak, Marshall Hargrave,
Lauren Maneen and Shane Alton
Sponsor: June Dong, Marketing and Management
Wegmans Supply Chain
Lauren Jemola, Annie Walter, Ryan Burns and
Sarah Gasowski
Sponsor: June Dong, Marketing and Management
Sponsor: Eric Tsai, Accounting, Finance and Law
9:15
Humanitarian Logistics
Kelsey Lewis, Mike Dattilo, Matt McGuckin,
Caleb Frederick and Nick Fumarola
Sponsor: June Dong, Marketing and Management
Bankruptcy Prediction Using Neuro
Fuzzy: An Application in Turkish Banks
Sonner Akkoc, Accounting, Finance and Law
Psychology of Investing
Laura Murphy
23
The Effects of Substance Abuse and
Sexual Orientation on Perception of
Domestic Violence
Karina Antigua
Sponsor: Karina Antigua, Psychology
1:00
Keynote Speaker
24
GRADUATE EVENING SESSION
CAMPUS CENTER 228 —
G R A D U AT E E V E N I N G S E S S I O N
7:15
Chair: David King
4:30
Improving Students’ Content Vocabulary
Knowledge
Kelly Monaghan
Sponsor: Faith Maina, Curriculum and Instruction
4:45
Sponsor: Faith Maina, Curriculum and Instruction
7:30
Gender Bias in Math Classrooms
Brett Rewakowski
Effective Classroom Management
Techniques for New Elementary Teachers
Kelly Knoop
7:45
Break
8:00
Creating Accessible Nonfiction Texts for
Diverse K-12 Learners 6
Audrey Lasek and Jennifer Nolan
Sponsor: Faith Maina, Curriculum and Instruction
5:15
Getting Middle School Art Students
Motivated to Learn
Hollie House
Sponsor: Faith Maina, Curriculum and Instruction
5:30
Break
5:45
Individualized Instruction in a Rehearsal
Setting
Ronald Hurne
Sponsor: Faith Maina, Curriculum and Instruction
6:00
Discovering the Learning Benefits of
Interdisciplinary Art and English
Language Arts Projects
Hannah Francher
Sponsor: Faith Maina, Curriculum and Instruction
6:15
The Impact of Art Integration on Student
Engagement
Neal Saarie
Sponsor: Faith Maina, Curriculum and Instruction
6:30
Break
6:45
Effective Music Literacy Method
Alex Richwalder
Sponsor: Faith Maina, Curriculum and Instruction
7:00
A Comparison Study of Authentic Science
Instruction in Adolescent Education
Kristen Smith
Sponsor: Faith Maina, Curriculum and Instruction
Integrating Social Skills
Ryan Morrell
Sponsor: Jody Fiorini,
Counseling and Psychological Services
Sponsor: Faith Maina, Curriculum and Instruction
5:00
The Importance of Including
Phonological Awareness Through Small
Group Instruction in a Pre-Kindergarten
Classroom
Kimberly Isbell
Sponsor: Roberta Schnorr, Curriculum and Instruction
8:30
Creating Accessible Nonfiction Texts for
Diverse K-12 Learners 5
William Groth, Jennifer Conroy, Jillian Richardson
and Nicole Wolcik
Sponsor: Roberta Schnorr, Curriculum and Instruction