Research

Affection in Film

Hey There, Boomer

Swallowing Fear*

A Stroke to Sociability

A collection of research papers, proposals, and presentations completed during Kaitlin's academic career. Several of her works have been presented at state and regional conferences, and have twice received the Ann Slater Honors Excellence award.

HONR201_Affection in Film _Wachter,K

Affection in Film

How Demonstrated Affection in Film and Society has Changed in Fifty Years

April 2020

“Hey There, Boomer:”

Hey There, Boomer

Challenging Perceptions in Cross-Generational Greetings

May 2020

Swallowing Fear: Presenting a Holistic,

Swallowing Fear*

Proposing a Holistic, Multidisciplinary Approach to Treating Phagophobia

October 2020

ACCE110_Pediatric Stroke Research Paper_Wachter_K

A Stroke to Sociability

The Effects of Neurological Damage on the Social Function of Pediatric Stroke Survivors

December 2019

EDPS210_Effects of aphasia on post-stroke social networks

All Talk

The Effects of Aphasia on Post-Stroke Social Networks: Meta-Analysis and Project Proposal

November 2019

Neurological Effects of Artificial Sweeteners

Think Sweet

Neurological Effects of Artificial Sweeteners

May 2018

See and Say: An Analysis of Stuttering and Cultural Perceptions Over 139 Years as Demonstrated through Film

See & Say

An analysis of Stuttering and Cultural Perceptions Over 139 Years as Demonstrated Through Film

May 2021

ENGL226_research paper_Wachter,K

Cultural Stuttering

Cross-Cultural Perceptions of Stuttering as Seen in Film

May 2021

*Published in Illuminate Undergraduate Journal, 2021

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