Ball State University is elated to announce the top presenters of the 26th annual Ball State Student Symposium.
The Student Symposium, which was held virtually April 13–28, had an incredible turnout this year, with 187 participants presenting 110 scholarly and creative projects. While we are showcasing the top presentations here, we first would like to acknowledge all of our participants—each of you rose to the challenge of adapting to an all-new digital format and worked diligently to build an interactive presentation. Sponsored Projects Administration also would like to give a special thank-you to The Graduate School and University Libraries for making this event possible with their sponsorship and support.
Miss this year's Student Symposium? You can browse the exhibits here: https://digitalresearch.bsu.edu/studentsymposium2021/
Without further ado, here are the six winners of the 26th annual Ball State University Student Symposium:
Undergraduate
Pauline Robinson-Stevens
College of Sciences and Humanities | Psychological Science (Honors College)
“The Impact of Social Status on Attributions of Responsibility in Instances of Sexual Assault”
Maria Campbell & Ally Lankford
College of Sciences and Humanities | Biology
“Temperature Controls on Microcystin Degradation”
Andrew Rattin, Austin Gustin, Cade Clinton, Alison Vielee, & David Mitchell
Miller College of Business | Information Systems and Operations Management
“Indianapolis International Airport Pre-Security"
Graduate
Emily Hayes
College of Sciences and Humanities | Environment, Geology, and Natural Resources
“Peace and Water in the Khumbu—Mitigating Conflict by Integrating Peacebuilding Tools into an Indigenous Water Management Framework”
Ky Bray
College of Sciences and Humanities | Psychological Science
“Computerized Analysis of Linguistic Style Differences Between Offenders of Mass Shootings”
Briana Halloran
College of Health | Nutrition and Health Science
“Postpartum Depression and Preconception Vitamin Supplementation: An Analysis of the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS), 2016–2018”
Congratulations!
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