CSU students present at 10th Annual Midwest Graduate Research Symposium
The Midwest Graduate Research Symposium (MGRS), largest student led research symposium in the region, provides opportunities for students to present their research and gain professional development and collaboration to students invited from 90+ universities. The University of Toledo hosts the symposium events including research presentations, training workshops, and opportunities to build professional relationships. Over 200 students participated from a multitude of disciplines and research at various stages. All presenters gained constructive feedback from faculty in their respective fields to help them refine their research and presentation skills.
Poster Presentations
Needs Assessment: A Case Study of Female Student-Athletes
Brianna Shingary /Health and Human Performance
Members’ Expectation of Service Quality in a Fitness Club: A Pilot Study
Tatiana Nikitina /Health and Human Performance
Seminar Presentations
Development of a New Structural Family of Microbial Choline Trimethylamine Lyase Inhibitors for the Treatment and Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease
Presenting Author: Ashraf Duzan /Clinical Bioanalytical Chemistry and Molecular Medicine
Additional Author(s): Ashraf Duzan, BPharm. Adam Roberts, Ph.D.1,3; Jennifer Buffa, MS1, 3; Valentine Gogonea, PhD 1, 2, 3; Stanley L. Hazen, MD, Ph.D.1, 2, 3
Existential Motivation and the Expression and Regulation of Religious Faith among Believers and Atheists
Presenting Author: Madhwa Galgali /Psychology, Additional Author(s): Kenneth Vail III
Congenital Deformity and Birth from the Soft Loin!
Presenting Author: Abdul Aziz Meslat /Political Science
College Selection Process of Student-Athletes Among NCAA Divisions I and II Institutions
Presenting Author: Tatiana Nikitina /Health and Human Performance
A Treadmill Gait Perturbation Biomechanical Assessment for Post Stroke Rehabilitation
Presenting Author: Hala Osman /Biomedical Engineering Department
Additional Author(s): Antonie van den Bogert, PhD; Ann Reinthal, PT, PhD
The Relationship between Performance Perfectionism and Eating Disorder
Presenting Author: Brianna Shingary /Health and Human Performance
Qip-Net: Quick-in-Process Deep Learning Neural Networks in Electroencephalography (EEG) Signals
Presenting Author: Qing Wu /Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Additional Author(s): Chansu Yu
Arouse the Interest of Reading
Presenting Author: Hongmin Yu /College of Education and Human Services Department of Curriculum and Foundations
Members’ Expectation of Service Quality in a Fitness Club: A Pilot Study
Presenting Author: Tatiana Nikitina /Health and Human Performance
Needs Assessment: A Case Study of Female Student-Athletes
Presenting Author: Brianna Shingary /Health and Human Performance
The 10th Annual MGRS is the largest multi-disciplinary graduate symposium in the Midwest, supported by the National Science Foundation and Northern Ohio AGEP Alliance (NOA-AGEP). Created to increase the number of underrepresented minority students completing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) doctoral degrees and to prepare them for entry into the professoriate, NOA-AGEP includes Cleveland State University, Bowling Green State University, Case Western Reserve University, Kent State University, University of Akron, University of Toledo, and Youngstown State University.
