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Conference for Undergraduate Research at FIU 2019 Full Program April 8, 2019 FIU Wellness & Recreation Center 10:00AM – 7:00PM Florida International University Modesto A. Maidique Campus 1 Welcome to the 2019 Conference for Undergraduate Research at FIU Undergraduate research is one of the pillars for student success. Every student should have an opportunity to engage in meaningful research during their time at FIU. The Conference for Undergraduate Research at FIU is a university-wide showcase open to FIU students from any major to show off their work. It is one of the largest multi-disciplinary conferences of its kind in the Southeast. This year, students will present over 200 posters and will share their work during this one-day event. Students from local high schools will also be attending the conference to see what our undergraduates are doing in labs, working groups, and in the field. The 2019 Conference for Undergraduate Research at FIU is organized by the Honors College on behalf of the university. Research is at the core of our mission. Almost every one of our students engage in significant research during their time at Honors, many through the Advanced Research and Creativity in Honors (ARCH) programs that helps students find research mentors at FIU. In addition to the conference, Honors sponsors the new undergraduate research hub, a searchable website where students can search for research opportunities at FIU and at institutions around the world. Special thanks to units and individuals who provided their support: Sabrina Rosell, SGA President; Regina Bailey, FIU Arts Senior Project Manager; Amy Reid, Program Coordinator for MARC U*STAR; Isabela Corzo, Program Coordinator for the McNair Scholars Program; Dr. Alla Mirzoyan, Program Director for the McNair Scholars Program and Andrea Green, Project Lead for FIU Department of Psychology. I would also like to thank Provost Kenneth Furton for his support for undergraduate research at FIU. Juan Carlos Espinosa Dean, Honors College 2 Table of Contents Schedule of Events………………………………………………………………..Page 4 CURFIU 2019 Judges…………………………………………………………….Page 5 CURFIU 2019 Recruiters………………………………………………………...Page 12 CURFIU Awards Reception……………………………………………………...Page 13 Poster Session #1…………………………………………………………………Page 14 Poster Session #2…………………………………………………………………Page 18 Poster Session #3…………………………………………………………………Page 21 Notes……………………………………………………………………………...Page 24 3 Schedule of Events April 8, 2019 FIU Wellness & Recreation Center 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Poster Session #1 in FIU Wellness & Recreation Center 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM Poster Session #2 in FIU Wellness & Recreation Center 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Poster Session #3 in FIU Wellness & Recreation Center 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM CURFIU Awards Reception 4 CURFIU 2019 Judges 1. Sadiq A. Abdullahi 16. Elio L. Arteaga College of Arts, Sciences and College of Communication, Education Architecture and the Arts 2. Anthony Abrahao 17. Rokeshia R. Ashley College of Engineering and College of Communication, Computing Architecture and the Arts 3. Matthew Acevedo 18. Anthony Atwood Honors College Steven J. Green School of 4. Sandra Adorno International and Public Affairs College of Communication, 19. Lorene P. Bauduy Architecture and the Arts College of Communication, 5. Irma Alonso Architecture & The Arts Steven J. Green School of 20. S.E. Beladi International and Public Affairs College of Engineering and 6. Haytham R. Al-Rabeah Computing College of Communication, 21. Kacee Belcher Architecture and the Arts College of Arts, Sciences and 7. Elias Alwan Education College of Engineering and 22. Jason Bell Computing Honors College 8. Ben Amick 23. Elisabeth Beristain-Morales Robert Stempel College of Public College of Business Health and Social Work 24. Federico Bonacossa 9. Diego Salazar Amoretti College of Communication, College of Arts, Sciences and Architecture and the Arts Education 25. Yasbel Acuna Borrero 10. Anabelle Andon College of Arts, Sciences and Herbert Wertheim College of Education Medicine 26. Emmanuele Archange Bowles 11. Robert J.L. Archer College of Business Steven J. Green School of 27. Ellen Brown International and Public Affairs Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing 12. Monique A. Archibald and Health Sciences Florida International University 28. Valentina Bruk-Lee 13. Trinidad Arguelles College of Arts, Sciences and College of Arts, Sciences and Education Education 29. Konstantin Bukhryakov 14. Carmen Arostegui-Karshis College of Arts, Sciences and Steven J. Green School of Education International and Public Affairs 30. Carlos Cabrera 15. Ivanessa M. Arostegui College of Engineering and Steven J. Green School of Computing International and Public Affairs 5 31. Jason Calloway 47. Andrea del Pino College of Communication, Florida International University Architecture and the Arts 48. Nelson De La Rosa 32. Lajhon Campbell College of Arts, Sciences and College of Arts, Sciences and Education Education 49. Veronica Diaz 33. Agatha Caraballo College of Arts, Sciences and Steven J. Green School of Education International and Public Affairs 50. Jaya Dofe 34. Alessandro Catenazzi College of Engineering and College of Arts, Sciences and Computing Education 51. Remy Dou 35. Linda Chamorro College of Arts, Sciences and College of Communication, Education Architecture and the Arts 52. Travis Dozier 36. Cristy Charters Florida International University College of Engineering and 53. Kristin Elink-Schuurman-Laura Computing Steven J. Green School of 37. Priscilla Chaves International and Public Affairs Herbert Wertheim College of 54. Maria Elliott Medicine College of Arts, Sciences and 38. Can Chen Education Steven J. Green School of 55. Frank Wensheng Fan International and Public Affairs Florida International University 39. Thomas J. Cieslak 56. Rene Ferro College of Arts, Sciences and College of Arts, Sciences and Education Education 40. Ellen G. Cohn 57. Daniela F. Foerch Steven J. Green School of College of Arts, Sciences and International and Public Affairs Education 41. Mariceli Comellas 58. J. Chris Ford Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing College of Engineering and and Health Sciences Computing 42. Nicole Cook 59. Jose Gabilondo College of Arts, Sciences and College of Law Education 60. Uma Gadge 43. Roxana Corradino College of Arts, Sciences and College of Communication, Education Architecture and the Arts 61. Ciprian Gal 44. Brandi Coverson-Ridore College of Arts, Sciences and College of Communication, Education Architecture and the Arts 62. Alan Garcia 45. Grisel d’Elena Chaplin School of Hospitality and Honors College Tourism Management 46. Al. K. Davis 63. Orlando J. Garcia College of Arts, Sciences and College of Communication, Education Architecture and the Arts 6 64. Mohamed K. Ghumrawi 81. Henry Henao Steven J. Green School of Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing International and Public Affairs and Health Sciences 65. Deborah Goldfarb 82. Sean Hermanson College of Arts, Sciences and College of Arts, Sciences and Education Education 66. Deana Goldin 83. Ileana Hernandez Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing College of Arts, Sciences and and Health Sciences Education 67. German Gomez 84. Magnolia Hernandez College of Engineering and Robert Stempel College of Public Computing health and Social Work 68. Juan Carlos Gomez 85. Lenis Miguel Hernandez College of Law College of Engineering and 69. Matthew L. Gomez Computing Steven J. Green School of 86. Ivette Hidalgo International and Public Affairs Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing 70. Christopher Goslin and Health Sciences College of Communication, 87. Johanna Hodgson Architecture and the Arts Steven J. Green School of 71. Florence Greer International and Public Affairs Robert Stempel College of Public 88. Monica Strauss Hough Health and Social Work Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing 72. Amy Hyman Gregory and Health Sciences Steven J. Green School of 89. Kate Yglesias Houghton International and Public Affairs Honors College 73. Shane Gunderson 90. Kai Huang College of Communication, College of Arts, Sciences and Architecture and the Arts Education 74. Kathleen Guy 91. Armana Huq College of Arts, Sciences and Florida International University Education 92. Amy Kahrmann Huseby 75. Robert Hacker College of Arts, Sciences and Honors College/StartUP FIU Education 76. Dr. Mary Haley 93. Glenn Hutchinson College of Arts, Sciences and College of Arts, Sciences and Education Education 77. Shahid Hamid 94. Boubakari Ibrahimou College of Business Robert Stempel College of Public 78. Jean L. Hannan Health & Social Work Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing 95. Flavia Iuspa and Health Sciences College of Arts, Sciences and 79. Erika Harlitz-Kern Education College of Arts, Sciences and 96. Jennifer Rose Ivey Education College of Communication, 80. Lindsay Head Architecture and the Arts College of Arts, Sciences and Education 7 97. Eugenio Jaramillo 113. Luke Lamb College of Engineering and College of Arts, Sciences and Computing Education 98. Abdy Javadzadeh 114. Amanda Landa-Galindez Steven J. Green School of Herbert Wertheim College of Public International and Public Affairs Health and Social Work 99. Haiyan Jiang 115. Claudia Lau College of Arts, Sciences and Steven J. Green School of Education International Public Affairs 100. Xiaoquan Jiang 116. Rebeca C. Martinez College of Business Herbert Wertheim College of 101. Paige W. Johnson Medicine College of Communication, 117. Gali Milbauer Lefkowitz Architecture and the Arts FIU Online 102. Dr. Kamal Kadel 118. Anna Leimberg College of Arts, Sciences and Steven J. Green School of Education International and Public Affairs 103. Dr.
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