2008 CLA Forum on Faculty-Student Research

The College of Liberal Arts is committed to outstanding teaching and cutting-edge research as these papers, from the 2008 Forum, make clear.  Whether it is through class projects, term papers, or collaborative research projects, Liberal Arts student research builds on, responds to, or contributes to faculty research—and this is true across all CLA disciplines and departments.

Select papers from the 2008 Forum are available for download as PDF files below. For the free Adobe Acrobat Reader, click here.

 

Rochester Safe & Sound
Applying Action Research to a
Local Anti-Gang Strategy

Prof. Tom Castellano & Prof. Jason Scott, Criminal Justice

 

Gang Prevention:
The Application of a School-Based Curriculum to Address Risk and Protective Factors

Michaela Conrad, Criminal Justice

 

Urban Gangs:
Defining the Problem and a Review of Law Enforcement Strategies

Matthew Davis & Kristofer Nystrom, Criminal Justice

 

Gang Offender Re-entry:
Utilizing the Principles of Risk, Needs,
and Responsivity

Helen Syme, Criminal Justice

 

Some Recent Undergraduate Research in Economics
Prof. Jeffrey Wagner, Economics

 

A Marketable Permit Approach
to Interstate Municipal Solid Waste Disposal

Christine Longo, Economics

 

Getting the Carbon Tax Right:
Issues in Carbon Tax Design

Jonathan Thomas, Economics

 

A Path Dependent Model of Course Selection
Arthur Johnston, Economics

 

Conduit and the Digital Archive
Dean Ganskop, English

 

Understanding French Culture through Film
Prof. Philippe Chavasse, Foreign Languages

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L’Appel Téléphonique / The Phone Call:
Creation of Sequences of a French Film and its American Remake

Andrew Davidson, Erin Rogers, Kent Weaver,
Megan Miller & Steve Rosenberg

 

Garbage Archaeology
Prof. Martha Morgan Material Culture Sciences

 

RIT Recycles, Or Do We?
David Vaughn, Material Culture Science

 

Temporal Awareness and Human Performance
in Engineering Psychology

Prof. Esa M. Rantanen, Psychology

 

Temporal Awareness and Rhythmic Performance
Daniel Colombo, Psychology

 

Effect of Emergency Department
Crowding on Medical Staff Workload

Kathryn Coles, Psychology

 

Time Delays and System Response
Time Display in Human-Computer Interaction

Noah Stupak, Psychology

 

Lift Every Voice and Speak:
Focus Group Discussions among Urban Women in the City of Rochester, New York

Prof. Danielle Smith & Mavis C. Santiago, Sociology and Anthropology

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