Fourteen Marymount Manhattan Students Present Their Research At the 2013 Pace University Psychology Conference
Rose Giannavola conducted her research in Dr. Cheryl Paradis’ Advanced Forensic Psychology class and her talk was entitled: “Racial Differences in Punishment.”
Rebecca Ruchlin, Senada Arucevic, Vanessa Norkus and Professor Nava R. Silton’s talk was entitled: “Realabilities: Inspiring Positive Behavioral Intentions and Cognitive Attitudes of Typical Children towards Children with Disabilities.”
Megan Allard, Alexandra Caroli, and Alexa Johnson’sposter was entitled: “Professor and Student Perceptions of Academic Language Demands.” Their work was supervised by Professor Susan Behrens.
Odalys Centeno, Liliana Sevilla, Samantha Kienemund, and Professor Margaret T. Kamowski-Shakibai’s presentation was entitled: “Literacy Outcomes for Children Trained to Detect Lexical Ambiguities.”
Professor Henry Solomon sponsored Jasmin Ibrahim and Jessica Cardona’s project entitled: “Post-Breakups and Facebook.”
Professor Paradis sponsored Michelle London’s project entitled: “Who Gets to Stay? College Students’ Attitudes Towards Immigration Policies and Pathways to Citizenship.”
Petra Stofkova, along with Professors Linda Solomon and Deirtra Hunter, presented research entitled: “How Does Gender Affect Emotional Response?”
The Pace University conference took place on Saturday, May 4th. Students and faculty from colleges and universities throughout the tri-state area participated. The Marymount Manhattan contingent was one of the largest groups.
Published: May 15, 2013