Join us in celebrating our SERP scholars as they present their research! Our student scholars have been conducting research alongside School of Education faculty mentors during this 10-week summer program. They are excited to share their amazing research with you.

Snacks and refreshments will be provided.

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The nine participants, their projects and their faculty mentors are:

Carina Campbell, "Reevaluating Modifiable Dementia Risk Factors in Indigenous Cohorts: A Population-Specific Framework," mentored by Dorothy Edwards

Rafael Cruz, "ASD vs. ADHD+ASD: Exploring Differences in Executive Function Through the Locus Coeruleus," mentored by Brittany Travers

Maria Cunha, "Beyond the Checkbox: School Team Perspectives on Family and Youth Involvement in School Threat Assessment," mentored by Andy Garbacz

Christina Esparza-Cassidy, "Maternal Immune Activation Lowers Infant Brain Subcortical Volumes," mentored by Sarah Short

Collin Pitts, "Applying a Translanguaging Lens to Collaborative Problem-Solving," mentored by Shamya Karumbaiah

Alice Qu, "Cooking Up Collaboration: Cooperative Gameplay & Children’s Prosocial Behavior," mentored by Haley Vlach

Hailey Schock, "Centering Black Voices: Culture, Excellence and Community Visions for the Center for Black Excellence and Culture in Madison, Wisconsin," mentored by Jessica Stovall

Joanna Torres, "Publishing Resistance: The Red Tide in Challenging Police Power and School Authority in 1970s Los Angeles," mentored by Walter Stern

Reina Yorba-Rico, "Planting Seeds for Pedagogical Change: Equity Conjectures for Organizational Learning in Academic Departments," mentored by Aireale Rodgers