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    LGBT+ Representation in Japanese Media

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    2020 Celebration of Student Research and Creativity presentationThis research is on the representation of LGBT+ people in Japanese forms of entertainment media. The purpose of this research is to determine how queer people as a whole are treated in Japanese media, and whether this treatment reflects or influences how queer people are treated in reality. I will collect online survey responses from a variety of people to learn how the media they interact with treats LGBT+ characters, and what each participant thinks about the character’s treatment. I will also ask their opinions on real LGBT+ issues, and how they personally view the lives and struggles of the queer community. This research is to be presented at the Celebration of Student Research and Creativity and Northern Kentucky University.https://youtu.be/z8_Sjn1ylg

    Needs in the Spanish-Speaking Population

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    2020 Celebration of Student Research and Creativity presentationIn the United States, immigrant populations are increasing, specifically Spanish-speaking immigrants originating from South America and Mexico. Due to the nature of their situation the basic needs of immigrants, such as healthcare, can go unmet. How do the needs of Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati Spanish-speaking immigrants compare to those of Spanish-speaking immigrants nationally? By volunteering in the local community and comparing those experiences to academic articles about national trends, I was able to discover that the needs of immigrants, and how people are finding solutions to those needs, are not very different on the local and national level.https://youtu.be/qVoP41l_xb

    Euro-American Settlement of Kentucky

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    2020 Celebration of Student Research and Creativity presentationThe settlement of Kentucky was a long and hazardous journey that began with the discovery of the Bluegrass region by white explorers and culminated with statehood in 1792.  The creation of the Wilderness Road by Daniel Boone and others allowed settlement to advance past the Proclamation Line of 1763 and gave long hunters a chance to explore never seen regions of Kentucky while helping to establish the first settlements.  Men like William Calk documented their exploration along Wilderness Road in journals that provide a glimpse into the hardships and triumphs these men faced on their perilous journey.https://youtu.be/DPZGtQX3_V

    Active/Passive Failover Using Corosync

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    2020 Celebration of Student Research and Creativity presentationWhen hosting a website, maintaining constant availability is a must. Long outages can lead to a large loss in revenue and potential customers. To address this issue, the concept of high availability must be implemented. There are several methods of which to accomplish this, one however, in which we will explore is failover. More specifically, active passive failover. In our investigation, we will attempt to create a solution using corosync and pacemaker, services which help to monitor and implement solutions to maintain high availability. This will attempt to address the four principles of failover: transparency, speed, automation, and consistency.https://youtu.be/rGWvzN1DQ7

    Massless Particle Orbiting around a (3+1) Black Hole

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    2020 Celebration of Student Research and Creativity presentationThe purpose of this poster is to present orbits of photons around a black hole. The black hole considered is a 3+1 dimensional black hole with cosmological constant. The black hole has mass M. A thorough analysis of the geometry around the black hole and the horizons will be presented. The effective potential, and temperature of the black hole also will be discussed in relative to the mass of the black hole.https://youtu.be/WajBuIt6sG

    Development of Monitoring Instrumentation for Hydroponic Systems in Metabolomic Studies

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    2020 Celebration of Student Research and Creativity presentationThe metabolomic profile of plants change under stressed conditions as different pathways are up or down regulated to aid in organism survival. The focus of this project is monitoring the effects of a more acidic environment on mini bell pepper growth in hydroponic systems. Acidity of water is more easily controlled than that of soil and can be regulated efficiently. In order to accurately monitor the home-built hydroponic system an instrument was designed, developed, and coded to monitor both pH and temperature simultaneously using a Raspberry pi 3 model B. This customization allows for monitored parameters, and timescale, to be selected based on the experimental growth conditions and is easily customizable for future experiments. The finished hydroponic system and instrument have been tested, demonstrating that the systems are stable and that the instrument could perform for the duration of our growing experiments. Plants grown in the hydroponic bins are then subject to metabolomics studies comparing highly acidic growing conditions.https://youtu.be/rpYodMvkZg

    The Struggles and Stereotypes of Female Leadership

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    2020 Celebration of Student Research and Creativity presentation“Good leadership became very important for employees’ engagement and productivity, while companies where women are promoted in leadership positions enjoy very good economic results” (Deaconu, & Raşcă, 2015). Historically, there have been more men than women in leadership roles. Although this is changing, it is changing slowly. Organizations that value gender diversity in leadership recognize that female leaders bring a new lens to the workplace with new ideas, new ways of thinking, and perhaps a different approach to leadership.  However, women are highly stereotyped in the workplace and continue to face challenges as they seek promotions.https://nku.voicethread.com/share/14260910/ (Links to an external site.

    Leadership Styles & Employee Engagement

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    2020 Celebration of Student Research and Creativity presentationEmployee engagement is essential for organizational success, so understanding factors that encourage and support employee engagement is necessary. One such factor is leadership style. Which leadership approach is most effective for employee engagement? Is there one best approach, or are there many factors to consider? Using a systemic literature review, this study explores the relationship between leadership style and employee engagement in the workplace to identify which leadership approaches are most beneficial for inspiring employee engagement.https://youtu.be/2J4ZiscDn6

    A Pilot Project to Support Brownfield Redevelopment in Northern Kentucky

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    2020 Celebration of Student Research and Creativity presentationA brownfield is an abandoned industrial or commercial site affected by some level of contamination. Our goal was to apply a collaborative framework to enhance community engagement in risk assessment and decision-making. After searching for brownfield sites in Northern Kentucky, we focused on the historic Marianne Theater in Bellevue. City leaders are actively searching for a developer, but before the building can be used again, the risks from lead-based paint and asbestos must be mitigated. Three key outputs will be a promotional video highlighting the value of the theater, a GIS analysis of parking capacity in the surrounding business district, and a survey of brownfield developers highlighting best practices for redevelopment of historic properties in small to medium-sized cities.https://youtu.be/CcncqFJHO5

    Sexual Assault: How NKU Students Perceive Consent

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    2020 Celebration of Student Research and Creativity presentationResearch suggests that sexual assault is a huge issue among students on college campuses. The current study seeks to examine and understand NKU students’ perceptions of consent regarding sex or any sexual act. A brief self-administered survey will be handed out to NKU students to assess their perceptions of consent. The results of this study are expected to show that NKU students’ definitions of consent are very different. These misinterpretations of consent can lead to a higher probability of sexual assault. Therefore, more programing and education on consent could be beneficial.https://youtu.be/j-FkSfmRM6

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