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Commonwealth Auditorium
Commonwealth Auditorium
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
A&S Graduate Students get one slide, no props, and just three minutes to effectively explain their research and its importance to a general audience. The 3MT Competition is a signature event of the Graduate & Honors Research Symposium hosted by the A&S Graduate Center and the A&S Graduate Student Association.
The event will feature Graduate A&S students presenting their research in competition for four prizes. A panel of VIP judges will select the top three presentations, and the audience will have an opportunity to vote for their favorite presentation for the "People's Choice" award.
The competition will begin at 7:00; it will be followed by a reception in the Tidewater Rooms. Free and open to the public.
Graduate A&S 3MT Competitors
Graduate A&S 3MT Competitors
Mona Al-Bizri, "Stressed Out: Relations Among Coping, Cortisol, and Inflammation Under Stress"
Psychological Sciences
Caroline Donovan, "Archaeology Isn't Worth What I've Been Through": Documenting Patterns of Inequity and Harassment in Pacific Island Archaeology"
Anthropology
Alina Grossweiner, "All That Glitters is Not Water: Does Polarized Light Drive Bird Collisions with Solar Panels?"
Biology
Victoria Gum, “Embracing the Mess”
Anthropology
Emma Macturk, "From Crime Scene to Court Room: A New Forensic Analysis Technique for Fingermark Residue"
Chemistry
Monique Metza, "Bats & Rockreation"
Biology
Zannie Montgomery, "Mindful U: An Investigation of the Profound Benefits of Mindfulness for College Students"
Psychological Sciences
Acknowledgements
Acknowledgements
Tamia Haygood (History), 3MT Chair
Jesse Derringer (Chemistry), 3MT Committee
The 3MT Event Organizers would like to thank:
The Graduate Studies Advisory Board
Chasity Roberts, Office of Graduate Studies
Graduate Student Association & GSA Journal Club
Special thanks to Caitlin Chang ('23) for the 3MT Poster
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