Grimes Research Competition

Virginia Mercier '22, a Human Development and Family Studies major, is presenting her research at the 2022 Grimes Researc Competition. Her research title is: CPYD (Critical Positive Youth Development) Focused Coach Education

Rachel Courter, a Communication Sciences and Disorders major, will be presenting her research at the 2022 Grimes Research Competition. Research title: Assessing how adults produce and understand the melody and rhythm of speech in English.

Kristen Sinagra '22, a Health Sciences major, is presenting her research at the 2022 Grimes Undergraduate Research Competition.  Her research title is: Children with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Have a Greater Likelihood of Comorbid Depression

Ali Whitman '22, an Occupational Therapy major, is presenting her research at the 2022 Grimes Undergraduate Research Competition. Her research title is: Sensory Scouting: An Investigation of Supports for Sensory Needs of Children in Local Businesses

Grace Roy '22, a Health Management and Policy major, will present her research at the 2022 Grimes Research Competition.  Her research title is: Tele-ACT and Recreational Therapy: Adapting ACT for Telehealth Delivery to Support People with Chronic Pain

Hailey Stevens '22, a Nursing major, is presenting her research at the 2022 Grimes Research Competition. Her research title is: Quality of Life and Symptom Sharing Among Women with Athletic Urinary Incontinence.

Maison D'Amelio '22 is presenting her research at the 2022 Grimes Research Competition.  Her research title is: The effect of post meal walking on daytime blood pressure in young adult women

Kersten Mercurio '22, an Occupational Therapy major, is presenting her research at the 2022 Grimes Research Competition.  Her research title is: Life after the Intensive Care Unit: Understanding Patient Needs and Experiences

Elizabeth Christy '22 will be presenting her research at the 2022 Grimes Research Competition. Her research title is: The Effect of Acute Aerobic Exercise on Alpha and Beta Oscillations for Recognition Memory