2023 Three Minute Thesis Competition
Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Event Recap
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Congratulations to this year's winner Sarah Rolli and runner-up Hannah Buchholz!
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The Runner-Up as well as the People's Choice award was awarded to Hannah Buchholz with her presentation, "Understanding the Heat Shock Response During Aging and Disease".
Congratulations and thank you to our winners and competitors from this year鈥檚 competition! It was incredible to learn about the research from our graduate students.
First Place: Sarah Rolli - Biological Sciences
Thesis: Investigating the Sorting Factors Involved in Huntingtin Inclusion Formation in Yeast
Runner-Up Winner & Peoples Choice Winner: Hannah Buchholz - Biological Sciences
Thesis: Understanding the Heat Shock Response During Aging and Disease
Yue Zhao - Mathematical and Statistical Sciences
Thesis: Regularized Multivariate Functional Principal Component Analysis
Carly Hintz - Exercise and Rehabilitation Science
Thesis: Does Biological Sex Play a Role in Respiratory Recovery Following Spinal Cord Injury?
Cathy Melesky-Dante - Religious Studies
Thesis: A Lay Ethic Toward Solidarity with Those Sexually Abused By Catholic Leaders
Gregory Dieter - Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering
Thesis: Using Drones to Assess Temperature Pollution in Urban Stormwater: A Hot Topic
Jacqueline Christianson - Nursing
Thesis: Why We Work: Exploring the Relationships Between Work Rewards, Work Related Burnout, and Intention to Leave for Professional Nurses
Jesse Gerringer - Biomedical Engineering
Thesis: Neck Muscle Response to Impact Using a Computational Model
Jose Intriago Suarez - English
Thesis: Cultural Consumption Fields: Awards as Enablers of Systemic Racism
Keara Kangas Clinical Psychology
Thesis: Interpersonal Synchronization Emotion Regulation Strengths Our Neural Connection
Khaled Mosharrah Mukut - Mechanical Engineering
Thesis: Fundamental Exploration of Soot Formation and Morphology from a Molecular Modeling Perspective
Sujeeth Goud Ramagoni - Computer Science
Thesis: Understanding Computer Science Teaching Capacity: The Relationship Between Computer Science Teacher Certification and High School Enrollment
