Division of Research and Graduate Studies
Fresno State sends 10 presenters to CSU Student Research Competition at CSU Channel Islands
The competition features exceptional research conducted by undergraduate and graduate students in the full range of academic programs offered by the CSU. Students make oral presentations before juries of professional experts from major corporations, foundations, public agencies, and colleges and universities in the state. Cash prizes are awarded for the best presentations in each category.
The 10 competition categories include: behavioral and social sciences; biological and agricultural sciences; business, economics, and public administration; creative arts and design; education; engineering and computer science; health, nutrition, and clinical sciences; humanities and letters; physical and mathematical science; and interdisciplinary. Fresno State students will be participating in five of the categories.
Name | Title/Category |
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Philip S. Abode | Exploratory Study of the Relationship Between Strategy and Performance among California’s
Largest Unified School Districts Faculty mentor: Sharon Brown-Welty / Education |
Silvestre Aguilar | Fermion generations, masses and mixings in a 6D brane model Faculty mentor: Douglas Singleton / Physical and Mathematical Sciences |
Adrian Castillo | Amount, Delay and Self-Control in Siamese Fighting Fish (Betta splendens) Faculty mentor: Martin Shapiro / Behavioral and Social Sciences |
Marcel Garcia | Effects of Lexical Competition on Audiovisual Integration in Speech Perception Faculty mentor: Lorin Lachs / Behavioral and Social Sciences |
Guiseppe Getto | The Ethics of Critical Ethnography: Negotiating the Power Dynamics of Collaboration Faculty mentor: Anthony Michel / Humanities and Letters |
Nader A. Inan | Time-resolved photometry of the faint blue star PG 1316+678 Faculty mentor: Frederick Ringwald / Physical and Mathematical Sciences |
David E. Lewis | Discrimination of Dynamic Forces Using Cross Modal Matching: Do we hear the weight
of a ball? Faculty mentor: Lorin Lachs / Behavioral and Social Sciences |
Maribel Moreno | The Influences of the Arabic language in Castilian Faculty mentor: Philip Schafer / Humanities and Letters |
Ivana Pavic | A Hamilton-like vector for the special-relativistic Coulomb problem Faculty mentor: Gerardo Munòz / Physical and Mathematical Sciences |
Jose Ramon Llamas Toscano | Supernumeraries of First and Second Order Rainbows Faculty mentor: Dr. Vans Hans der Noordaa / Physical and Mathematical Science |