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Table of Contents the Program Committee and Keynote Speaker April 19, 2013 Table of Contents The Program Committee and Keynote Speaker .................................................................... 7 Symposium Schedule Overview ............................................................................................ 8 Biology, Breakout Session 1, 9:00-10:15 ............................................................................... 9 Session Chair: Ginny Webb, USC Upstate Room: Coliseum - Downstairs 9:00-9:12 Monitoring a South Carolina Population of the Endangered ............................................... 9 Salamander (Plethodon Websteri) Austin Trousdale Lander University 9:15-9:27 The Effect of Survey Protocol on Anuran Detection in the Piedmont ................................ 12 Region of South Carolina Adrian Hayes, Elliott Gibbs, and Melissa Pilgrim USC Upstate 9:30-9:42 Evaluating the Effectiveness of an Automated Computer Recognizer ................................ 15 in Isolating Hyla Cinerea Breeding Calls From Sound Files Elliott Gibbs, Adrian Hayes, and Melissa Pilgrim USC Upstate 9:45-9:57 Family and Friends: What Factors Influence Aggregation in ............................................ 18 Copperhead Snakes? Miwah Li, John Moeller, and Charles Smith Wofford College 10:00-10:12 Urban Greenways Support Communities of Native Small Mammals ................................. 21 Derek Kunda, Joey Morrissey, Michael Sudduth, Emily Phifer, and Jonathan Storm USC Upstate The Metropolitan Studies Institute, Sponsor Message ....................................................... 24 Education and Pedagogy, Breakout Session 2, 9:00-10:15 .................................................. 25 Session Chair: Dr. Charles Harrington, USC Upstate Room: Kingsley Theatre - Downstairs 9:00-9:12 Why Native Leadership Matters: An Imperative for BIE Schools ..................................... 25 Charles Harrington and Billie Harrington USC Upstate 9:15-9:27 Entrepreneurship Education: New International Research at USC Upstate .................... 29 Mark Pruett and Harun Sesen USC Upstate 9:30-9:42 Motivating Semantic Reasoning in a Mathematical Proofs Course ................................... 31 Stephen Fast Limestone College 9:45-9:57 Integrating Literacy Into Physical Education ...................................................................... 34 Laura Dickson and Dr. Lori Tanner USC Upstate Primary Sponsors: Milliken & Company, Metropolitan Studies Institute 1 Ninth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium 10:00-10:12 The “iGeneration”: The Revolutionary Transformation of Technology ............................. 38 in Elementary Schools Sarah Marie High and Tasha Thomas USC Upstate Clinical Pedagogy, Breakout Session 3, 9:00-10:15 ............................................................. 41 Session Chair: Darlene Amendolair, USC Upstate Room: Prospect - Upstairs 9:00-9:12 Participation in Equine-Assisted Therapies: Increasing Nursing Student’s ..................... 41 Perceived Self-Efficacy in Caring for Children with Disabilities Paula Haynes Lander University 9:15-9:27 Grey’s Anatomy: Using Popular Media to Enhance Clinical Learning.............................. 44 Ashley Lee Lander University 9:30-9:42 Perceptions of Graduate Students Transitioning Into Nursing Positions ......................... 47 Tatyana Zuyeva and Darlene Amendolair USC Upstate 9:45-9:57 Preparing Nursing Students for Real Life Using Second Life (Virtual World) ................. 49 Darlene Amendolair and Sharon Smith USC Upstate Spartanburg Community College, Sponsor Message .......................................................... 52 Marketing and Entrepreneurship, Breakout Session 4, 9:00-10:15 .................................... 53 Session Chair: Dr. Charlotte Houke, Southern Wesleyan University Room: Futures - Upstairs 9:00-9:12 Impact of Item Specific Marketing to Children on Zoo Gift Shop Sales ............................. 53 Jessica Mays and Bonita Watters Southern Wesleyan University 9:15-9:27 Advertising Strategy for a Freelance Business: The Case of Painter .................................. 57 Designs Photography Emily Painter and Glenn McKinney Southern Wesleyan University 9:30-9:42 Attributes of Successful University Brands in the United States ....................................... 61 Alan Duesterhaus USC Upstate 9:45-9:57 An Analysis of Public Pension Systems Reforms ................................................................ 64 Adriana Cordis USC Upstate Historical Perspectives, Breakout Session 5, 10:40-11:40 .................................................. 66 Session Chair: Dr. Shannon Polchow, USC Upstate Room: Coliseum - Downstairs 10:40-10:52 Infectious Information .......................................................................................................... 66 Kali Llano, Daniel Martinez, Gabrielle McDowell, Amy Moore, Lori Neddo, and Antonio Swagler Greenville Technical College 2 Primary Sponsors: Milliken & Company, Metropolitan Studies Institute April 19, 2013 10:55-11:07 Tet: How the Media Changed the Domestic Face of the Vietnam War ............................. 68 James Lobbestael and Jeffery Cook North Greenville University 11:10-11:22 From Emigration to Immigration: Spain in the 21st Century ............................................. 72 Samantha White and Shannon Polchow USC Upstate 11:25-11:37 The Art of the Musical Zz: Cultural Implications of Lullabies Around the World ........... 74 Kathleen Hines and Ann Lipe Converse College Healthcare, Breakout Session 6, 10:40-11:40 ..................................................................... 77 Session Chair: Dr. John Hart, USC Upstate Room: Prospect – Upstars 10:40-10:52 Procedural Guidelines for Sterile Water Injections to Ease Back Pain in Labor ............... 77 Erica Sisiam Lander University 10:55-11:07 Correlation Between Manual Pulse Rate and Heart Rate Variability ............................... 81 John Hart Sherman College of Chiropractic 11:10-11:22 Comparison of Muscle Activity During the Olympic Deadlift and ..................................... 83 a Walk-In Deadlift Machine Ben Snyder, Scott Senger and Courtney Cauthen USC Upstate 11:25-11:37 HIV/AIDS Prevalence Among the Hispanic Community in Spartanburg, SC .................. 86 Brittany Henry and Calvin Odhiambo USC Upstate Sherman College of Chiropractic, Sponsor Message ........................................................... 91 Psychology, Breakout Session 7, 10:40-11:40 ..................................................................... 92 Session Chair: Stefanie Keen Room: Futures – Upstairs 10:40-10:52 Sleep Deprivation Amongst College Students ..................................................................... 92 Michael Clevenger and Mary Jane Farmer Spartanburg Methodist College 10:55-11:07 Perception and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder ................................................................... 95 Phillip Wolfe and Mary Jane Farmer Sherman College of Chiropractic 11:10-11:22 Trauma Exposure and Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms Among College Students ........... 98 Erin Frye and Stefanie Keen USC Upstate Poster Session, 12:45-1:45 ................................................................................................. 101 Control of Gold Nanoparticle Size Using Urea .............................................................................................. 101 Regina Dillinger and Christopher Bender USC Upstate Primary Sponsors: Milliken & Company, Metropolitan Studies Institute 3 Ninth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium Synthesis of Carbohydrate-Porphyrin (CPC) and Carbohydrate-Bacteriochlorin Conjugates .................. 104 (CBC) via Metal-Catalyzed Cross-Coupling Reactions Ryan D. Dolewski, Alexandra C. Baumgarten, Taylor Adams, Kevin Graepel, Steven Kerbs, Nicole L. Snyder, and Joshua V. Ruppel USC Upstate Determination of Pollen-to-Ovule Ratios to Infer Mating Systems in Silene ............................................. 107 Donathan S. Dendy, Andrew J. Radich, and Benjamin R. Montgomery USC Upstate Assessment of Timing of Stigma Receptivity and Pollen Longevity in Linum Rigidum (Stiff Flax) ....... 110 Brittany P. Twitty, Kathryn B. White, and Benjamin R. Montgomery USC Upstate Assessment of Traits Contributing to Delayed Self Pollination in Linum Rigidum .................................... 112 Caleb W. Phillips and Benjamin R. Montgomery USC Upstate Greenwood Golf Course Pond Quality ........................................................................................................... 115 Ashley Esposito, Hannah Merchant, Katherin Fussel, Luke Abel, Daniel Pardieck, and Albert Dukes Lander University Analysis of the Contribution of Wastewater Treatment Plants to the Dissemination of ........................... 118 Antibiotic Resistant Escherichia Coli in the Broad River Watershed Esmael Mayar and Jack Turner USC Upstate Reproductive Investment in Female Copperheads (Agkistrodon Contortrix) ........................................... 121 at the Extreme of Their Northern Range: Do Large Females Produce Large Progeny? Neil Choyce and Charles F. Smith Wofford College Facultative Parthogenesis Discovered in Wild Vertebrates ......................................................................... 124 Dr. Warren Booth, Dr. Charles F. Smith, Pamela H. Eskridge, Shannon K. Hoss, Joseph R. Mendelson III, and Gordon W. Schuett The University of Tulsa Seatrout Heart Infection by Cardicola Sp.: Are Small Fish in More Trouble? ......................................... 128
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