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7:30 kM. Poster Set-ups — Registration! Information Table — CMU Main Lounge
10:30 AM. Presenter Registrations — Registration! Information Table — CMU Main Lounge
11:15A.M. Seating for the Luncheon — CMU Ballroom
11:30 A.M. Luncheon Starts (Welcome and Introductions) — CMU Ballroom
11:50 kM. Keynote Speaker — CMU Ballroom Dr.Karen Branden Assistant Professor, Sociology & Criminal Justice
12:20 P.M. Student Panelist Respond — CMU Ballroom • College of Arts and Humanities representative willbe Debbie Pestka, a Chemistry and Spanish double major. - College of Business and Industry representatives willbe Casey Swenson, a Construction Management major and Lindsey Swenson, a Finance and Accounting double major. • College of Education representative willbe Krystal Dassinger, a Speech Hearing Sciences major. • College of Social and Natural Science representative willbe Sherryse Mayo, a Psychology major.
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2:20 P.M. Break
2:30 P.M. Presentation Session 2 and Poster Session 2— Various CMU Rooms and Poster DisplayArea
4:00 P.M. Closing Ceremony — CMU Main Lounge Refreshments sponsored by Counseling and Personal Growth Center Conference
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• CMU2O3 Session 1 1 00 85 The Digital Tongue: the Causes and Effects of Netspeak and Internet Slang 1 20 15 The Human Factor: The need for human translation in an electronic world
1 40 17 What Are Supermax Prisons All About 2:00 238 Creating Accessible Digital Videos To Help Students Prepare For Microbiology Laboratories And Renew Procedures Session 2 2:30 30 Mothers Use of Facilitating Techniques Before and After Parent-Child Communication Program Training 2:50 34 Women on the Plains: Identity and Role Development in Leadership 3:10 35 The Potential Impact of a Mass Transit System on Congestion Costs. 3:30 37 Factors Contributing to Smoking Ban in Public Places and the Impacts of Implementing such a Policy.
• CMU 204 Session 1 1:00 236 Cross-cultural Communication and Its Relation to International Marketing 1:20 64 Tax Fraud: An Analysis on the Effects of Noncompliance within Society. 1:40 232 Proposal on Domestic Energy Developement Policy 2:00 175 Kirk Nugent’s Afrocentric speech and Knowles Borishade’s Model Session 2 2:30 32 Preventing Genocide in Our Time 2:50 250 The Carbon Tax 3:10 214 Energy Policy Act 2005 3:30 234 TheEvolutionofSCHlP
• CMU2O5 Session 1 1:00 109 Research in Contemporary Art and Design: The Feminist Art of Sarah Lucas 1:15 91 Research in Contemporary Art and Design: The Paintings of Gerhard Richter 1:30 129 Research in Contemporary Art and Design: The Work of Jan me Antoni 1:45 59 Research in Contemporary Art and Design: The Use of New Media in the Art of Guo-Quiang 2:00 57 Research in Contemporary Art and Design: Contemporary Practices in Drawing and Printmaking Session 2 2:30 74 Research in Contemporary Art and Design: Protest Art of the Vietnam War Era and Today 2:45 58 Research in Contemporary Art and Design: The Design Philosophy of Philippe Starck 3:00 48 Research in Contemporary Art and Design: Self-Portraiture in Contemporary Photography 3:15 61 Research in Contemporary Art and Design: Loren Greenfield’s Girl Culture and the Role of Consumer Products in Shaping Women’s Self-Image 3:30 89 Research in Contemporary Art and Design: Feminism and Cindy Sherman’s Photography
• CMU2O7 Session 1 1:00 149 Magnetic Susceptibility Studies at Poverty Point State Historic Site 1:20 53 The Racist Side of Humor 1:40 92 Frida Kahlo: A Mexican Icon 2:00 93 Indigenous Peoples’ Rights and The Right to Self-Determination Session 2 2:30 97 Contemporary Hispanic American Playwrights 250 98 Romanticism and Death A paralleled world 3 10 251 Queer American Literature 330 103 Recovery following UVR exposure in Marchantia polymorpha, M paleacea. and M. inflexa
• CMU2O8 Session 1 1:00 31 Wage Differentials for Immigrant Women in the United States Effect of Gender and Ethnicity 1 20 262 Time Travel and the Philosophy of Time: a look at the implications time travel would have for various philosophies of time. 1:40 46 The True Value of the Dollar Menu 200 227 Behavioral response of the green darner dragonfly Anax junius, to conspecitic and predator chemical signals Session 2 2.30 63 Heinrich Schiemann Representative of the 19th Century 5.3 66 Ceveloping !ntercommlinity Workshops Process ad Ccfaborat:on 310 93 Heaith Care Reform 330 84 Vuthering Heghfs Gatheone bsrnshaw Femin st Cautionary Tate or Brorre S ideal
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1 40 163 The comparison of two reserves in Costa Rica, Cabo Blanco and Monteverde 2.00 224 The Effects of Tourism on the Nicoya Peninsula. C ta Rica By Heather, Justin, Renee Jesse and Jute Session 2 2:50 122 V’etramese Refugees and Mental Health: Causes and Treatment for Mental Health Issues 9 10 124 Utraviolet rodiation thresholds for gemmae of three liverv.orl pecies Marc’hantia p lymorpho, Marchsntia nflexa, and Marchantia paleacea 3 30 111 Nathaniel Courthope The Unsung English Hero Who Created An Empre
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1 20 146 Feasiblity Study of Sustainable energy on MSUM campus 1 40 79 Mn’ando hacia ci sur: Reflections on Language, Literature, and History in Latin America Session 2 2:30 99 Urban Growth Boundaries and Housing Prices 250 107 An analysis of the international autmobile industry 3 10 127 Hildegard a Women Composer in a Mans World 3.30 128 The Interpretive Role of the Shultz Site Ceramic Collection in Northeast Plains Prehistory
• CMU218 Session 1 100 134 A View of Women Administrators in Higher Education 1:20 135 The Neutral Comet Assay for DNA Damage 1:40 187 Forecasting Crude Oil 2:00 166 English, A Dying Language? Session 2 2:30 168 The Highways and Byways of Language. A Comparative Study between Spanish and English 3:10 160 Roman Sexuality; The Dynamics of Gender 3:30 69 Searching for Cryptic Species: Assessment of Genetic Variation Among Marchantia inflexa Populations Using Inters-Sequence Simple Repeats 3.30 95 The Road through The Lord of The Rings
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There is, therefore, a several structural alterations including: lignification of the plant primary growing debate about the corresponding responsibilities of these cell wall material, protein expression, and activation of and induction of corporate actors with regard to human rights. This paper seeks to anodic peroxidase isozymes, and the chemical alteration of structural investigate this dispute, and to examine the role played by institutions carbohydrates in the plant cell wall. SAR is activated either by the such as the United Nations or the International Labor Organization in biotic route in which a pathogen tries to invade, or abiotically by the the protection of human rights from the practices of transnational treatment of the plant with reagents known to stimulate the plant’s corporations looking to make a profit. defense system, The initial reaction is hypersensitive and leads to oxidative burst in the organism. The release of hydrogen peroxide 154 initiates a signaling that causes infected cells to become inactive and Title: The Evolution and Maintenance of Committed Interpersonal begin apoptosis. That response leads to the downstream signaling that Relationships in Virtual Reality: Is Real Life Different from begins the SAR response. Second Life? Such a response leads to both distal and Presenter(s): Megan Spencer, Jenna Wagendort, proximal regions Maggie Williams of the plant to up regulate genes involved in defense. Department: PSY SA elicits the SAR in plant response a to cause the permanent Advisor: Richard Kolotkin alterations to the cell wall. These alterations resist the cell wall Abstract: The Evolution and Maintenance of Committed Interpersonal degrading enzymes (CWDE) produced by the invading pathogen. This Relationships in Virtual Reality: Is Real life Really Different from Second response occurs rapidly and later the genes involved are no longer Life? Second Life is a cultural phenomenon. In this virtual reality, expressed. For this research our interest lies in the gene expression millions of users log on, build avatars, and immerse themselves in that occurs when (SAR) is induced; structural differences in the interactions with other users worldwide, many in the hopes of building carbohydrate; and differential expression of peroxidase, extensin and relationships. These relationships are virtual, yet emotionally real. pathogen related proteins. SAR activates the plant’s defenses and This study is specifically concerned with romantic relationships, including eventually the entire plant gains a lasting resistance to viruses, heterosexual, homosexual, and bisexual relations. We plan to compare bacteria, and fungi, meaning that knowledge of these events can and contrast real life relationships with Second Life relationships. This greatly improve current agricultural methods. We will be using paper study investigates four aspects of Second Life relationships: 1) Why and thin layer chromatography, FTIR, and FPLC to look for the structural people partner, 2) If they are satisfied with these relationships and changes in the carbohydrate components of plant cell wall, Isolation of why, 3) How quickly these relationships have progressed compared to peroxidases, extensins, and pathogen related proteins will be done real life relationships, and 4) How much time is spent with their Second using specific buffers for isolation. Analysis of protein activity will be Life partner. We predict that not only will these relationships progress conducted using specific protein assays. Pathogen related proteins will faster than real life relationships, but similar indicators of real be isolated and characterized using westem blot. Extensin life relationship satisfaction, such as intimacy, trust, and communication characterization will be preformed using FPLC and native gel assays. satisfaction, will contribute to relationship satisfaction in Second Life. Additional studies examining differential expression of genes involved in lignification will be done to determine how quickly the plant is responding to the SA treatment. It is known that SAR elicits changes 155 within the plant cell wall that lead to changes in the cell walls content Title: X-Rays: Properties and Applications of uronsyl methyl esters, and uronic acid. Biochemical assays of those Presenter(s): Kevin Schultze, Robin Smith chemicals will be conducted to determine the level of alteration that is Department: PHYS occurring. Advisor: Linda Winkler Abstract: The understanding of x-ray properties can lead to many 151 practical applications. X-rays are used in the analysis of crystal structure, the study of atomic properties, and as tools in medical Title: Using NMR to Determine the Relaxation Time of a Hydrogen imaging. An x-ray spectrometer will Nucleus be built to study the atomic spectrum of Molybdenum using a sodium chloride monocrystal Presenter(s): Kyle Price, Smith Ross diffraction grating. The resulting Department: PHYS Bragg scattering will be evaluated with the Duane-Hunt relationship. The Advisor: Ananda Shastri bremsstrahlung continuum of Mo will be used to demonstrate how x-rays can be used to determine Plank’s Abstract: This presentation will study the various magnetic properties constant. of the nucleus. Using a model of the nucleus (a billiard ball with a magnet embedded inside) the magnetic dipole moment and intrinsic angular momentum will be better understood. Our experiment shows 156 the effects that magnetic torque has on a rotating magnetic dipole and Title: Spanish Exiles in Russia After the Spanish Civil War also how it is possible to flip the spin state of a nucleus to a higher Presenter(s): Nazrin Jahangirova energy level using a perpendicular magnetic field. When the field is Department: SPAN turned oft the nuclei return to equilibrium at a characteristic rate called Advisor: Mary Thrond the relaxation time. This presentation will show the experimental value Abstract: This poster session describes the relationship between the for relaxation time of a hydrogen nucleus among other compounds. Spanish and Russian people before, during and after the Spanish Civil War from 1936-1939. It includes the history of the Spanish exiles of 152 that period and the political and cultural implications of their exile in Russia. 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I will campare and contrast Lutheran hymns to today’s modern phosphorylation of the dopamine transporter. worship. I will focus on the function, and the performance of worship Presenter(s): Kristoffer Brandvold music within each time period and also analyze the form and theory of Department: CHEM a couple worship songs. Advisor: Joseph Provost Abstract: Primarily localized in the substantia nigra and tegmental 184 areas of animal brain tissue, the neurotransmitter dopamine (DA) Title: Spectrographic Analyses of Ceramic Sherds from the Sprunk mediates numerous central nervous system functions including motor Site, ND activity, emotion, and reward. 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However, physiological DAT activity is likely to be mediated ceramic samples analyzed are from vessels recovered from the by other serine/threonine/tyrosine kinases, such as Extracellular Signal Sprunk Site, a 15th century Native American Village on the Maple River Regulated Kinases 1 and 2 (ERK1/2). ERK1/2 has been implicated as in Cass County, ND. These vessels were previously studied at playing a role in DAT phosphorylation (Moron et at., 2003). However, Minnesota State University Moorhead’s electron microprobe lab, which DAT activation via ERK1/2 has not yet been defined as a direct showed the presence of inner and outer coatings on the ceramic activation mechanism or as an activation mechanism that requires vessels. The interior coating of these samples are rich in organic intermediate components. It is therefore of interest to elucidate the material and varying proportions of bone material. Identifying the mechanism by which ERK1/2 phosphorylates/activates DAT. 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The activation of DAT by ERK will then be further assessed through treatment with inhibitors of the ERK Department: MUS pathway or expression of dominant-negative MEK. Antibodies will also Advisor: Laurie Blunsom be raised against recombinant phospho-DAT so that immunoblotting Abstract: The creative process is a conduit for the realization of level of DAT in these cells. abstract ideas and thought concepts, and is an individual and may be used to assess the phosphorylation introspective process. For each composer and artist it is inimitable. It is as much about personal philosophy as it is about simple sound 189 preference. In this presentation I will discuss my own personal Title: Reforming Health Care creative process and artistic philosophies, as well as my development Presenter(s): Matthew Hanson as a composer. 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Abstract: This paper will focus on the recent attempt by the US Current micro lab instructions include written protocols and many How Congress to pass legislation that would modify the policies involving To Files which are MS PowerPoint Presentations with extensive still the State Children’s Health Insurance Program, also known as SCHIP, images. Students print these materials and keep them in lab notebooks. and its implementation. It will explore the history of this particular The videos will compliment these materials. legislation and how its proposed changes would deviate from current policy. Furthermore, this paper will attempt to ascertain the reasons 239 why the Democrats in Congress put this proposal on the national Title: Copper(ll)-based oxidation catalysts using tethered bis-amino agenda, and why their attempt was a failure. Finally, this paper will acid ligands gauge the feasibility of Congress passing similar changes to the SCHIP Presenter(s): Tracy Kurtz program in the future. Department: CHEM Advisor: Jeffrey Bodwin 235 Abstract: Amino acids offer a very attractive ligand precursor Title: Endangered Species Act - Still Controversial 35 years Later? because of the available variety of side-chains and inexpensive —“ Presenter(s): Rebecca Sang resolved chiral centers. These ligand systems are also potentially more Department: POL directly analogous to biological copper(ll)-containing metalloenzymes Advisor: Barbara Headrick such as galactose oxidase due to their biologically relevant ligating Abstract: Ever since its implementation in 1973, the ideological groups. Our current research is directed toward the development of a Endangered Species Act has been controversial. It is a meticulous copper(lI)-based oxidation catalyst that can be incorporated into a example of the battle between interests and principles that most porous metal-organic framework (pMOF). These pMOF catalysts would policymakers encounter. Environmental policy always involves trade offer the advantages of some metal- and/or ligand-based tunability of offs between environmental values, solution feasibility, and economic the system while providing a heterogeneous catalyst to facilitate development. Although the ESA has stabilized many near-extinct product recovery and cleanup. This work describes copper(ll) populations, multiple unintended negative consequences arose. This complexes of bis-(amido acid) ligands and their initial use in the Act has quite a political history. Congress has passes similar oxidation of veratryl alcohol (3,4-dimethoxybenzyl alcohol) to the preservation acts in 1966, 1969, 1973, and eventually the Endangered corresponding aldehyde using dioxygen as the formal oxidant. Species Act was passed later in ‘1973, which combined the provisions of the prior laws. Since then, more provisions have been added in 240 order to more fully preserve and protect species and habitats on the Title: Genre and Gender: Negotiating Gender Identity in Spaces In verge of extinction. The debate rages on as economists and Extremis through Speech Acts. environmentalists continue to butt heads over the enforcement of the Presenter(s): James Schumann ESA. The controversy regarding the ESA stem from its criteria for Department: ENGL listing and de-listing species, government restrictions, and most Advisor: Stephen Hamrick without compensation for landowners. importantly, regulation Abstract: I will examine how the Epic and Romance genres provide models of moral behavior in extreme settings (such as on the 236 battlefield). However both genres also model behavior that is only Title: Cross-cultural Communication and Its Relation to International acceptable in exrtemis, and the moral assignment to this behavior is Marketing ambiguous. I will examine how speech acts construct a space that Presenter(s): Kimberly Swol destabilizes gender identity and complicates what behaviors should Department: MKTG remain in extremis and what behaviors should flow into the greater Advisor: Ruth Lumb society. Abstract: Cross-cultural communication is important to any intemational business, especially in marketing. So why is does it seem 241 to be a hard subject for business people to understand from time to Title: How to Manage a Project time? The purpose of this presentation is to give a general overview of Presenter(s): Justin Fischer cross-cultural communication in relation to international marketing. The Department: MGMT following points will be covered: What is cross-cultural communication Advisor: Ashish Gupta and why is effective cross-cultural communication so important to Abstract: Our project will cover many steps in the process of international marketing? How can or has poor cross-cultural managing a project, These steps help to insure the success of a communication effect those involved? Do languages other than English project A few of the steps we will cover are: defining a goal, how to really matter with international marketing? Doesn’t American culture work with and assemble a project team, and how to devlope plans for spread globally like our products? 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Specially we are measuring glucosinolate patients’ information before beginning surgery, thus reducing the levels indirectly by quantifying the glucose released by hydrolysis with likelihood of mistakes. When SARS was a big issue, several hospitals the enzyme myrosinase upon leaf damage. Results will be shared of contemplated using RFID to track patients hoping it would help them this work in progress. stop the spread of illness more quickly. This study will provide a review of REID technology and examine its many uses in healthcare industry. 265 Title: Anishinaabe Ethnobotany Presentation 276 Presenter(s): Andrew Geston Title: How can IT be used to improve homeland security Department: AMCS Presenter(s): Michael Zorich, Derick Hermanson, Brent Zuehlsdorff Advisor: Wendy Geniusz Department: MGMT Abstract: The display will contain craft works and descriptions of Advisor: Ashish Gupta methods used in the creation of Anishinaabe Native American style Abstract: In this presentation we will discuss in what ways projects. information technology can improve homeland security. We go in depth and discuss how it is currently being used. As well as how building a 267 homeland security infrastructure can prevent threats from outside Title: Anishinaabe Culture: An Insight into Daily Living invaders. Presenter(s): Ashlie Dalen Department: AMCS Advisor: Wendy Geniusz Abstract: This will be a display of traditional items that were used for daily living among the Anishinaabe people. 268 Title: Creating the Student Academic Conference Promotional Video Presenter(s): Patrick Joyner Department: FILM Advisor: Kyja Kristjansson-Nelson Abstract: Kyja Kristjanson-Nelson was approached by the Student Academic Conference committee members to produce and develop a video piece presenting all aspects of the conference. The video needed to appeal to future and current students, but also be informative enough for academia. A casting call was put out for volunteers to work on the video. I volunteered, along with a few others, and have had a strong hand in almost every aspect of the creation of the piece: taping interviews, shooting footage at the conference, and editing multiple versions of the video. My presentation will focus on the development process, by showing the final video and discussing the techniques of shooting and editing a documentary style promotional video. 273 Title: “Ifthe Genes Don’t Fit, You Must Acquit:”A Look at PAtemity Fraud Legislation in Califomia \J Presenter(s): Trisha Dewar Department: POL Advisor: Barbara Headrick Abstract: My presentation will encompass an in-depth look at paternity fraud legislation in the state of California. I willinclude in my presentation, the definition of paternity fraud, the history of laws Student Senate acts as the liaison pertaining to paternity fraud, and recent legislation that has been passed in regards to patemity fraud. between the students and the adminis tration on our campus. We fight for 274 Title:America as Reflected in African-American Literature student rights at the campus, state, and Presenter(s): Ian Cole, Ellie Musselman, Valerie Roberts national level. Department: ENGL Advisor: Hazel Retzlaff Abstract: America does not mean the same thing to everyone. A panel of students from Prof Retztaff’s class will discuss the portrayal of If QU want to help make our campus American society as it is seen in the works of several African- all involved American writers. Several themes will be discussed, such as the better for students and be in brutality of the slave system. the hypocrisy of Christianity as it relates critical decisions made on our campus then to slavery and the Jim Crow South, and the dual identity as both an American citizen and a black individual. A combination of literary Student Senate is for you!! evidence and historical contextualizations will be used to convey the different perspective of the African-American author. 275 Apply online at www.mnstate.edu/stusen Title:Applications of RFID Technology in Healthcare Presenter(s): Kristopher Karts. Rebecca Kelbert. 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