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Capstone Symposium 2022
Capstone Symposium 2022
Outstanding Research Award
Outstanding Research Award
Undergraduate Division:
Undergraduate Division:
Adriana Hernandez Carmona “High-Risk Hawai'i: Disparities in Cancer Care Among Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders” (Public Health)
Colt Davis “Comparing Growth Rates and Maturity Between Different Species of Nenue in Oahu, Hawaii” (Oceanography)
Sidney Semenza “Rock and Roll(ing) Tides: Habitat Preference of the Intertidal Octopus, Octopus Oliveri” (Marine Biology)
Granya Boyd, Kayla Brignac, Sarah-Jeanne Royer and Jennifer Lynch “Sinking of Positively Buoyant Polymers in the Water Column” (Marine Biology)
Sophie Hansen “The Effectiveness of Hospital Outreach Visits on the Mental Wellbeing of Seriously Ill Children and their Families” (Social Work)
Anna Lobisch “Homelessness Among Single Mothers in Hawaii” (Social Work)
Graduate Division:
Graduate Division:
Dixie Johnson, Scott Okamoto, Pallav Pohkrel, Hoku Rosario and Kelsey Manglallan “Tobacco Use and Cultural Connectedness among Native Hawaiian, Asian American, and Filipino American Young Adults in Hawaii” (Social Work)
Shayla Powell “Qualitative Exploration of the U.S. Army SHARP Program's Efficacy (Social Work)
Asianna Brown “Partners of Military Service Members: Influences of Help-SeekingBehaviors” (Social Work)
Eileen Keane Hurtt “The Role of High School Senior Thesis on the Self-Efficacy of High School Graduates” (Education)
Outstanding Project with Practical Application Award
Outstanding Project with Practical Application Award
Undergraduate Division:
Undergraduate Division:
Joshua Kyle Aceret, Caleb Powell and Prasanna Gurung “Website Enhancement for Kula No Nā Po'e Hawai'i’s Kūpuna Community Care Network II Program” (Computer Science)
Brittny Ihara “A Grant Proposal for Kahauiki Village Children’s After School Program” (Public Health)
Graduate Division:
Graduate Division:
Erin Evangelista “Arthritis Education through Community Bonds (AECB): Talk Story Method for Arthritis Management in Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders” (Public Health)
Outstanding Internship/ Practicum Award
Outstanding Internship/ Practicum Award
Jesslyn Wheeler “Enhancing Learner Confidence and Competence Through Authentic Interaction” (TESOL - Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages)
Outstanding Creative Work Award
Outstanding Creative Work Award
Nikolas Kuryla “The Dark Side of Aloha” (Integrated Multimedia)
Deans' Awards
Deans' Awards
College of Business (Dean Mark Rosenbaum):
College of Business (Dean Mark Rosenbaum):
Wipawee Promprasit and Ramesh Poudel “Governance of Blockchain Community: A Case Study of HOPR Project” (Business Analytics and Information Security)
College of Health and Society (Dean Halaevalu Vakalahi):
College of Health and Society (Dean Halaevalu Vakalahi):
Kylee-Ray Tactacan “Ka Ike Haahaa (The Humble Knowledge): Developing the Framework of a Cultural Humility Training Program for Healthcare Workers in Waianae” (Public Health)
Rebecca Udoh “The Stigma of Dementia and the Experiences of Nigerian Caregivers” (Social Work)
College of Liberal Arts (Dean Allison Gough):
College of Liberal Arts (Dean Allison Gough):
Courtnee Elento “Patis, Pancit, and Pinoy Empowerment: A Health Outcome Analysis Amongst Changing and Colonized Filipino Cuisine” (International Studies)
College of Natural and Computational Sciences (Dean Brenda Jensen):
College of Natural and Computational Sciences (Dean Brenda Jensen):
Emma Rauschenbach “Plastic Ingestion in Hawaiian Wedge-tailed Shearwaters (Ardenna pacifica)” (Marine Biology)
College of Professional Studies (Dean Mani Sehgal):
College of Professional Studies (Dean Mani Sehgal):
Chamcera Boggs “The Role of Mindful Practices at Waikiki Elementary School on Teachers and Parents After COVID-19” (Education)
Award for Most Commented Presentation Video
Award for Most Commented Presentation Video
This presentation video received the most comments in the 2022 Capstone Symposium channels, with the number of views equal to or higher than the number of comments.
This presentation video received the most comments in the 2022 Capstone Symposium channels, with the number of views equal to or higher than the number of comments.
Asianna Brown “Partners of Military Service Members: Influences of Help-Seeking Behaviors” (Social Work)
Instructions for winners
Instructions for winners
Winners (all group members if presenting in a group) will receive an email from Dr. Wendy Lam about your award certificate and gift card. We will be using your HPU email addresses only. Please email Dr. Wendy Lam <wlam@hpu.edu> if you have any questions.
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