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The Electric Airplane
No full textThe film will look into the sustainable aviation and how the company Electra Aero has found a solution to this problem, the audience will be students interested in sustainable transportatio
Telehealth
No full textMy presentation: is basically to see how to decrease retention rates and increase academic success and get more class time for kids in general, especially kids with disabilities, by using telehealth. Telehealth will give students more access to mental health Counselors and nurses in schools so they won’t miss out on class and have to go to the doctors but will be able to video chat or zoom a provider, it will give kids with disabilities who have no transportation or who have frequent doctor appointments easy access to a healthcare provider. This will increase funding for schools possibly, this will increase grades and kids behaving well in school, even for the parents it will help because they will be able to have close access to a provider at their child’s school instead of having to go some place else. My primary audience is school teachers, nurses, parents with children
Officer Wellness Catalog
No full textOur project is a small and comprehensive catalog of Wellness programs designed for First Responders (with a focus on Cops). We list what the programs are, how they work, and even examples of vendors who provide the programs. The primary audience for our project is Police Leaders, such as Chiefs of Police
Different digital divides in school when talking about underprivileged communities
No full textSocioeconomic bias affects digital access. Households with lower incomes struggle to afford devices and Internet services, resulting in students from these homes being at a disadvantage compared to their peers. Talking about students and teachers a lot
The Further Surprising Adventures of the Scholarship of Robinson Crusoe
No full textAnthologies, journal articles, and edited collections about Robinson Crusoe continue to emerge from the presses every year, almost as ubiquitous as the famous Robinsonades that became their own genre in the eighteenth century. The proliferation of scholarship around Robinson Crusoe, like the proliferation of Robinsonades, represents not just the influence of Crusoe as a text, but also the influence of the idea of Crusoe, the myth, to use Ian Watt\u27s description, separate from the existence of the novel.1 As one of the most recent additions to this body of scholarship, Robinson Crusoe after 300 Years traces the influence of both text and myth in the past three centuries. In doing so, it contributes to the continuing legacy of the novel, but also strikingly overlooks the significance of race in that legacy
The Effects of Mutations in Malate Dehydrogenase
No full textLooking at the effects of mutating a singular amino acid in the sequence of the enzyme, Malate dehydrogenase (MDH). Determining on a molecular level, why the change in activity occurs. Primary audience is other biochemists
Synthesis of Electroactive Molecules for Redox Flow Battery Applications
No full textThe area of study will focus on researching redox batteries and identifying suitible electroactive molecules. The initial plan is to explore different types of molecules, assess their solubility and stability for use in the battery. Once the potential molecules are identified, we will determine which are best suited for optimal reactions for energy storage and conversion. Our work will involve naphthoquinone and anthraquinone derivatives. We will focus on characterizing solubility, electrochemical properties, and chemical stability, while also investigating new methods to improve the redox batteries
Adaptive Skiing: Benefits for the IDD Population
No full textMy presentation will be primarily based on the volunteer work I have done this semester. This was done through Holiday Valley Ski Resort at the Lounsbury Adaptive Ski Program where I worked with children with developmental and physical disabilities to teach them to ski and/or use assistive devices to make the sport accessible. I will also discuss both the physical and mental health benefits for the IDD population, as well as information a coach would need to keep in mind from a medical standpoint when participating in these lessons