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14Th Annual Research Conference Features High-Impact Learning The Delphian May 8, 2017 The Voice of the Students Volume 72, Issue 12 14th Annual Research Conference Features High-Impact Learning At the end of the Research Conference, all of the award winners and honorable mentions took to the stage to be recognized for their incredible work. Photo provided by Adelphi University at Florida State University. The title of his nice to be able to do the same among peers only more students, but more represen- BY EMILY ELEFONTE talk was “Birdsong and Human Language” and professors,” said Amanda Goodwin, a tation among various Adelphi programs On Tuesday, April 25, Adelphi and touched upon the effects of distraction graduate student in psychology. and majors. This year, an invitation was hosted its 14th Annual Adelphi Research and interference on cognitive and linguistic Goodwin displayed and ex- extended to the English Department for Conference, an event dedicated to show- processing and retention. Upon concluding plained her presentation of trauma expo- the first time. casing the intellectual achievements, re- remarks, the group dispersed and students sure and its effects on anxiety, resilience “For some reason, in our cul- search and endeavors of both faculty and began preparing their presentations. and interpersonal problems. Goodwin ture, creative writing isn’t often classed students. The conference was character- went on to say that she was appreciative with research,” said Assistant Professor ized by diverse submissions that spanned that she had professors at Adelphi who Katherine Hill of the English Depart- all disciplines, including life sciences, pushed her to participate in the confer- ment. “Instead, poetry is personal. Fic- physical sciences, social sciences, nursing, “I think it’s really ence. She said she believed this was be- tion is fun. But what we often forget is humanities and the arts. The event was cause professors at Adelphi are always how much study these arts require.” planned and executed by the Conference awesome that Adelphi focused on how to get students to graduate Hill, who served as a faculty Committee, which consisted of Laura E. gives us this opportunity school and their professional career rather adviser for the occasion, expressed thrill Brumariu, PhD, of the Gordon F. Derner than if a student gets there. and pride to see her students demonstrat- Institute of Advanced Psychological Stud- because for some of us, Although many exhibits con- ing their creative writing skills and grasp ies, and Matthew Wright, PhD, of the De- sisted of typical research, such as statis- of English language. partment of Physics. Their efforts were we go across the nation tics, data and evaluations, there were also At the end of the day, 232 stu- also supported by an extensive group of presenting and it’s nice a great number of artistic presentations. dents were evaluated on their presenta- advisers and faculty reviewers. Laura Rempel, a junior graphic design ma- tions and findings by a team of 51 faculty, The event began at 9 am with an to be able to do the same jor, displayed her work of creating stamps staff and administrators. Forty students address from President Christine Riordan, for the “Made in America Movement” by received first-place awards and a num- who described the day as a “hallmark of among peers and including pieces of real jean material in ber of honorable mentions were named. the university;” an example of high-im- professors.” her display. However, for those who did not place, pact learning or more commonly, learning “It’s interesting for us [graphic the day seemed to still be a rewarding by doing. She stated that she was confident design majors] because our work is a professional experience. In the spirit of that the research completed by students All students are encouraged to lot more focused on the process and less Adelphi values, it was a chance for indi- would not only make them stand out, but participate in Research Day, and for those about intensive research,” said Rempel. vidual students to not only explore their also shine as they furthered their education who do, it was far more than a day off from “We are showing how we chose fonts and talents and passions, but to learn how to and careers. classes. how we design on a small scale in a way present them to others. Her speech was followed by “I think it’s really awesome that that people can still understand our narra- For a listing of students who re- Keynote Speaker Leonard L. LaPointe, a Adelphi gives us this opportunity because tives and components clearly.” ceived first-place awards and honorable Francis Eppes Distinguished Professor in for some of us, we go across the nation pre- The Research Conference has mentions, visit: aurc.adelphi.edu/award- Communication Sciences and Disorders senting (or outside of the school) and it’s grown over the years to incorporate not winners/2017-award-winners. 2 • May 8, 2017 NEWS The Delphian A Word from the Editor Well, it’s hard to believe, but the semester is almost over, which means that it’s the end of the line for me. After two amazing years as editor-in-chief and Editor-in-Chief Volume 72 four great years being a student at Adelphi University, I’m proud to look back at all Bryan Grilli Issue 12 that The Delphian has been able to accomplish since I’ve been part of the staff in some capacity. I’ve had an incredible time serving as editor for these last two years News Editor Earle Hall Media Center and getting to meet so many new and fascinating people, as well as work with and Gabrielle Deonath One South Avenue interview them. Garden City, NY 11530 “The Word from the Editor” has always been quite a challenge for me Editorials Editor because it’s no easy feat trying figure out where to begin, where to end and how Brian Jennings HOW TO REACH US to connect everything that an issue has to offer. However, I am finding this one is proving to not be quite as difficult to generate. Perhaps it has to do with the fact Main Office: 516-877-6935 that after this note this issue is finished, I’ll be passing on the torch and it will no Features & Entertainment Editor E-mail: [email protected] longer be my responsibility. It’s been bittersweet coming to grips with this because Danielle McDougall part of me knows that it’s time to move on to bigger and more exciting things. But LETTERS TO THE EDITOR after something is such a major part of your life for a couple of years, even if you Sports Editor Letters to the editor must be less than know you’re ready to move on, part of you just isn’t. Fallon McCarthy 400 words and include the author’s But anyway, this seems like a good place to announce some excit- name, as well as affiliation to the ing news. It’s the privilege of a graduating editor-in-chief to officially name the Production Artist college. Letters may be edited for the successors for the subsequent year’s editorial board. While I did get to make this Bryan Grilli purposes of space and clarity. announcement last year pertaining to the sections that needed new editors, I didn’t Laura Rempel Letters should be sent to have the honor of elevating someone to the helm of The Delphian. So without Lauren Tew [email protected] further adieu, I’m honored to announce that Gabrielle Deonath, a junior commu- nications major and our news editor for the 2016-‘17 school year, will be stepping Staff Writers ORIGINAL ART up and occupying the prestigious position of editor-in-chief. I have no doubts that Jacob Chernack Original drawings, photographs, she will do everything in her power to ensure that our campus newspaper retains Emily Elefonte and political cartoons can be sent to its place as “the voice of the students,” as well as maintain our reputation as a top Olivia Franks [email protected]. Please attach collegiate newspaper across Long Island and New York. She has distinguished Pernille Gilje name and affiliation to the college. herself for her impactful, informative articles and as someone with more journal- Varun Kumar ism experience than many people several years older, and will do an amazing job. Geselle Maldonado ADVERTISING While next year will definitely be challenging considering the voids being left by graduating seniors Brian Jennings (editorials) and Fallon McCar- Lauren Redford For advertising rates, email us at thy (sports), I’m proud to announce the editorial board that will be surrounding Madison Schimek [email protected]. Gabrielle. Nicoletta Cuccio, one of Fallon’s right-hand women for her section and Jess Winans teammate on the women’s softball team, will be stepping up to the plate for The SOCIAL MEDIA Delphian as sports editor. Regarding editorials, a section that has been held down Guest Contributors Twitter: @the_Delphian by Brian over the past two semesters, Matthew Schroh will serve next year as Martha Giraldo-Riordan Facebook: The Delphian editor. Matthew, a rising sophomore, has certainly proven himself since September Drew Moss adelphi-delphian.blogspot.com with his well-written news pieces and compelling editorials. It’s been no surprise Instagram: @the_delphian to me that he’s been so successful because I still remember our initial conversa- Delphian Advisor tions and how he told me that he was editor-in-chief of his high school’s newspa- Liza N. Burby per. Since Gabrielle will be moving up to the position of editor-in-chief, she will be vacating her role as news editor and Jess Winans will be her replacement.
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