CCBP AWARDS LUNCHEON RESEARCH POSTERS

April 25th, 2014
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Meaghan James, shown here, is a graduate student in Health Science. She and Dr. Angelia Paschal, associate professor in Health Science, presented this research poster addressing epilepsy issues.

Dr. Angelia Paschal, associate professor of Health Science in the College of Human Environmental Sciences, was chair of this year’s Engagement Scholarship Poster Presentation Committee. She was assisted by Tommie Syx, Center for Community-Based Partnerships. The following 16 posters were displayed in Sellers Auditorium of the Bryant Conference Center on Friday, April 18, 2014.

Carol Agomo, Community Affairs, with Antonio Gardner, Graduate Student, Community Affairs.
Title – Saving Lives.

Emily Broman, Honors College. Title – Art to Life: Preservation of Personhood.

Jackie Brodsky, graduate student, Communication and Information Sciences.
Title – Partnering with Community Agencies to Improve Information Access.

Douglas Craddock, graduate student, with Dr. Samory Pruitt, Vice President of Community Affairs, Carol Agomo, Community Affairs, and Tommie Syx, Center for Community-Based Partnerships.
Title – STEM Entrepreneurship Academy.

Jessika Banks was one of the SCOPE research associates, under the direction of Dr. Melanie Miller, who worked on this poster about the organization for emerging scholars.

Christine Hackman and Hannah Priest, graduate students, Department of Health Science.
Title – Holt Community Festival: Establishing a Community Partnership and Engaging an Underserved Community in Health Promotion Activities for Children.

Meaghan James, graduate student, with Dr. Angelia Paschal, Department of Health Science.
Title – Partnering with Community Agencies to Address Health Literacy Issues Among Parents of Children with Epilepsy.

Dr. Browen Lichtenstein, Department of Criminal Justice.
Title – Ajani Groups: A Community-Based Project to Reduce HIV Stigma.

Dr. Sara McDaniel, College of Education. Title – TEAMS+ (Tuscaloosa Encouraging Adolescents through Mentoring and Support).

Dr. Melanie Miller, Center for Community-Based Partnerships. Title – SCOPE.

Drs. Michele Montgomery and Paige Johnson, Capstone College of Nursing. Title – Community-Engaged Scholarship: Meeting Nursing Clinical Requirements While Improving Community Health.

Dr. Heather Pleasants, Center for Community-Based Partnerships. Title – Parent Leadership Academy.

Graduate student Antonio Gardner explains the Division of Community Affairs' Saving Lives program. Gardner and Carol Agomo prepared the poster. — Graduate student Antonio Gardner explains the Division of Community Affairs’ Saving Lives program. Gardner and Carol Agomo prepared the poster.

Adriane Sheffield, Educational Psychology. Title – West Side Scholars Academy: Building Rapport and Relationships with Community Members.

Tina Sheikhzeinoddin, graduate student, and Owen Killeen, undergraduate student, Department of Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering. Title – Better Bamboo Bikes.

Tommie Syx and Christopher Spencer, Center for Community-Based Partnerships.
Title – AlabamaREAL (Real Entrepreneurship through Active Learning).

Calia A. Torres, graduate student supervised by Dr. Beverly Thorn. Title – A Community-University Partnership Investigates the Pain Experience of Hispanics Patients with Chronic Pain.

Fan Yang, graduate student, School of Social Work/Center for Community-Based Partnerships.
Title – Heart Touch Program.

Emily Broman, Honors College, describes her research entitled Art to Life: Preservation of Personhood at the CCBP 2014 Poster Presentation.

Dr. Sara McDaniel is shown here with graduate student Coddy Carter with their research poster TEAMS+ (Tuscaloosa Encouraging Adolescents Through Mentoring and Support).