EAlbers Welcome to SUNY Geneseo’s Thirtheenth Annual GREAT Day! Geneseo Recognizing Excellence, Achievement & Talent Day is a college-wide symposium celebrating the creative and scholarly endeavors of our students. In addition to recognizing the achievements of our students, the purpose of GREAT Day is to help foster academic excellence, encourage professional development, and build connections within the community. http://www.geneseo.edu/great_day Introducing… The GREAT Day Passport Attend GREAT Day activities Throughout the day, – Win GREAT Day Swag when you post about GREAT Day on social media use #WeAreGREAT to be featured on GREAT Day social media! GreatDayGeneseo To claim your swag, bring your passport to the @GeneseoGREATDay GREAT Day table at Poster Session 2; or Erwin 202 on April 18 – 19, 10 am – 3 pm geneseo.edu/great_day Use this handy card to collect and track your letters 2019 Geneseo Recognizing Excellence Achievement and Talent Day • 13th Annual Table of Contents/Schedule TABLE OF CONTENTS SCHEDULE Schedule ................................................................. 1 8:00 – 8:50 AM Opening Coffee Hour Honoring Milne 1st Floor 10 Year Supporters & 2018 Proceedings GREAT Day Honors ................................................. 2 9:00 – 10:15 AM Concurrent Presentations • Session 1 Keynote Address .................................................... 3 Bailey, Doty, ISC, Milne, Newton, South, Welles Concurrent Presentations • Session 1 ................... 4 9:40 – 11:00 AM Music Festival Doty Recital Hall Concurrent Presentations • Session 2 ................. 14 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM GREAT Battle of the Artists Show CU Kinetic Gallery Concurrent Presentations • Session 3 ................. 23 10:30 – 11:45 AM Concurrent Presentations • Session 2 Poster Abstracts • Session 1 ................................ 31 Bailey, Brodie, Doty, ISC, Newton, South, Welles Poster Abstracts • Session 2 ................................ 50 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM GEO Dumpster Dive Between College Union and Mary Jemison Music Festival ....................................................... 70 11:20 – 12:00 pm Jazz Ensemble Artwork Exhibits ................................................... 71 South Hall Quad (rain location, Wadsworth 21) Special Presentations ........................................... 72 12:00 – 1:30 PM Poster Presentations 1 College Union Ballroom Insomnia Film Festival .......................................... 73 12:00 PM Geneseo String Band Performance Index of Student Participants and College Union Balcony Faculty/Staff Sponsors ......................................... 74 12:30 PM Buffet Luncheon Acknowledgements .............................................. 79 College Union Lobby Sponsor in part: Geneseo Student Association Poster Map .............................................. back cover 1:45 – 3:00 PM Keynote: Dr. Stephanie Singer The Jack ’76 and Carol ’76 Kramer Endowed Lectureship Cover design by Joanna Walters ’13 Alma Mater: NICOLE ACQUAVELLA with MICHAEL MASETTA Wadsworth Auditorium 3:15 – 4:30 PM Concurrent Presentations • Session 3 Sustainable GREAT Day 3:15 – 4:30 PM Music Festival Cabaret College Union Hunt Room Look for the Leaf 4:35 PM Geneseo Winter Guard Sustainability at Geneseo has selected GREAT Day College Union Plaza presentations which include topics that promote 4:45 – 6:15 PM Poster Presentations 2 & Reception sustainability and are designated by. College Union Ballroom Keynote Speaker Book Signing The badge holders are biodegradable and the lanyards are made from 100% recycled plastic. 5:30 PM GREAT Battle of the Artists Awards CU Kinetic Gallery Recycle your Namebadge/Lanyard 6:30 PM reception, 7:00 PM screenings If you would like to recycle your namebadge/lanyard you can leave it at the GREAT Day Check-In Desk in the Wadsworth Auditorium Geneseo Insomnia Film Festival College Union, give it to a GREAT Day Vo lunteer or drop it off at Erwin 202. 1 GREAT Day Honors 2019 Geneseo Recognizing Excellence Achievement and Talent Day • 13th Annual The GREAT Day Opening Coffee Hour 8:00 – 8:45 am, Milne Library Honoring Ten Year Sponsors GREAT Day would not be possible without the dedicated faculty who work with students throughout the year on the projects that are presented annually. As we observe the 13th Annual GREAT Day, we would like to acknowledge the following faculty who, as of this year, have served as faculty sponsor for 10 GREAT Days: ENGLISH HISTORY Maria Lima Catherine Adams GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES SOCIOLOGY Amy Sheldon Elaine Cleeton Students and Faculty Mentors Published in the Proceedings of GREAT Day 2018: COOKING CONFRONTATIONS À LA MOZART MIGHT HAVE TOUCHED IT: A CLOSE FRANCOPHONIE UP LOOK AT AN 18TH CENTURY VIOLIN SOPHIE BOKA RYAN LEE MARIA LIMA, ENGLISH ANDREW BERGEVIN, MUSIC BLACK WOMEN BE KNOWING: DOUBLE WRITING A MODERN MISSA BREVIS CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE MAID'S TEAR IN SIMONE LOUIE GET OUT MICHAEL MASCI, MUSIC ERIK BUCKINGHAM LEE PIERCE, COMMUNICATION SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND DC COMICS KYLIE MATHIS THE EFFECTS OF FICTIONAL PORTRAYALS OF MELANIE BLOOD, WOMEN & GENDER STUDIES THERAPY ON ATTITUDES ABOUT SEEKING MOSQUITO BITES MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT SANG WOOK NAM, LUC TURNIER JULIA CAMERON LEE PIERCE, COMMUNCATION STEVEN KIRSH, PSYCHOLOGY BYSTANDER RESPONSES TO WOMEN’S A STUDY OF LABANOTATION AND ITS SEXUAL OR PHYSICAL ASSAULT: APPLICATIONS FROM 20TH CENTURY MODERATING EFFECTS OF PERSONAL EUROPE TO 21ST CENTURY AMERICA VICTIMIZATION HISTORY LAURA D'AMICO CLAIRE EDGINTON, TESS RAMOS-DRIES JONETTE LANCOS, THEATER/DANCE JENNIFER KATZ, PSYCHOLOGY AN AMERICAN STUCK IN ANOTHER BODY: INSPIRATION VS. APPROPRIATION: NARRATIVES OF ADOPTED EMERGING REPRESENTATION OF INDIGENOUS STAFF: JONATHAN GRUNERT, ALISON BROWN ADULTS CULTURES IN WESTERN DANCE COMPANIES INTERNS: NICOLE CALLAHAN, DIMITRI WING- ANNI-MING LARSON SAMANTHA SCHMEER PAUL MEREDITH HARRIGAN, COMMUNICATION JONETTE LANCOS, THEATER/DANCE 2 2019 Geneseo Recognizing Excellence Achievement and Talent Day • 13th Annual Keynote Speaker The Jack '76 and Carol '76 Kramer Endowed Lectureship KEYNOTE ADDRESS Wadsworth Auditorium • 1:45 – 3:00 PM Introduction by Dr. Caroline Haddad, Professor and Chair of Mathematics Dr. Stephanie Singer – “Democracy: Your Path to Power ” About Dr. Stephanie Singer, Data Strategist Consultant - Verified Voting; Former Chair, Philadelphia County Board of Elections Stephanie Singer has assembled, analyzed and explained data for private business, public agencies, campaigns and election oversight as an Elections and Government Data Expert. She serves as a consultant for Verified Voting, the only national not-for-profit, non-partisan voting integrity organization focused exclusively on the critical role technology plays in election administration, working on various projects, including creating web content and materials to promote sound post election audits. Her podcast “Defend Democracy!” is available on iTunes and Anchor.fm and on the Campaign Scientific webpage. In 2017 she served as Project Lead for Free & Fair, a new player in the election technology market bringing the best in computer security and high- assurance design to the voting process, on the development of a risk-limiting-audit system for the Colorado Department of State. Singer studied math and computer science at Yale and Stanford, earned a Ph.D. from New York University. Her first career was in academia where she was on the faculty at Haverford College for eleven years, during which time she created and taught courses, wrote several research papers and her first book on symmetry in physics, and earned tenure in the Mathematics Department. After her departure she finished a second book on symmetry in quantum mechanics. Physicists like her books because they explain the mathematics in terms they understand; mathematicians like her books because they show the underlying connections between mathematics and physics. She then moved to her second career as a Data Strategist/Entrepreneur. Singer owned and ran two businesses, Campaign Scientific and Wise Acre Real Estate. One provided custom data work to political organizations and small businesses. The other provided education, support and research for real estate investors. Many years of years of volunteer work on election-related issues led Singer to her third career as an elections and government data expert. Her efforts included prompting the Pennsylvania Department of State to lower its voter file price to $20 from $1340 and prompting the Philadelphia County Board of Elections to release its raw election results data in electronic form. From 2012-2016 she served on the Philadelphia County Board of Elections improving communication, modernizing processes, rooting out corruption and protecting voters’ rights. She won the post by defeating a 36-year incumbent in a citywide election. Singer co-chaired the statewide Election Reform Committee of the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania and is an active member of the national Election Verification Network. Her work in office included playing a critical role in proving the unconstitutionality of Pennsylvania's Voter Photo ID law, which was enacted in 2012 but ruled unconstitutional in 2014. After leaving elected office in early 2016, Singer has worked on a variety of data strategy and election-related projects, including work with the City of San Francisco and the City of Jackson, MS, funded by the Knight Foundation. She worked on election verification projects in the for-profit (Free & Fair) nonprofit (Verified Voting and government