Nine CSUN students traveled to San Luis Obispo to present at the 31st Annual Student Research Competition
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31st Annual Student Research Competition
May 2, 2017
Nine CSUN students traveled to San Luis Obispo to present at the 31st Annual Student Research Competition held April 28th-29th!
Three students won top placements in their sessions!
1st Place: Julia Dandurand, Mathematics graduate student, presented: On Book Crossing Numbers of the Complete Graph
2nd Place: Sa La Kim, Biology undergraduate student, presented: 1TGA1 is a Novel Biomarker and Therapeutic Target for Blocking Stemness in pancreatic Cancer
2nd Place: Maya Wax Cavallaro, Linguistics graduate student, presented: Singing for its Life: Verbal arts and internet technology in Unangam Tunuu revitalization
Areli Castrejon, Physics undergraduate student, presented: The Photoelectric Instability in Debris Disks: Planets or Just Gas?
Soraya Fallah, Education Leadership and Policy Studies graduate student, presented: Experiences of Middle Eastern, North African, and Southwest Asian (MENASWA) Families of Children with Disabilities in the United States Special Education System
Miguel Hernandez, English undergraduate student, presented: Uncovering the Real: Gerald Vizenor's Postindian Warrior
Gelareh Jahangiri, Engineering Management graduate student, presented: A Proactive Risk Assessment Framework to Enhance Patient Safety in Operating Rooms
David Kanoasamoa, Mass Communications graduate student, presented: Concussed: The American Dream
Sargis Karavardanyan, Political Science graduate student, presented: The Partisan and Ideological Impact on Environmental Policy Among American Voters
RGS congratulates all CSUN students who participated in this statewide competition
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