The 2017 University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Celebration of Excellence in Research and Creative Activity (CERCA) will be held the week of May 1-5, 2017. We invite you to stop by Davies Center to listen to presentations and view research by business students. The names of business students and faculty are bolded in the schedule below.
A special thanks to the faculty and staff in the College of Business and the Department of Economics for mentoring our students.
CERCA 2017
Immersion Experiences Presentations
May 3
Davies Center Centennial Room
9-9:50 am
Guatemala: Social and Environmental Justice
Jessa Kristjanson
Faculty Mentors/Collaborators: Maria Carvalho, Kaishan Kong, Fabiola Varela-Garcia
10-10:50 am
Argentina: Culture, Society, and Economics
Lydia Boerboom, Abigail Johnson
Faculty Mentors/Collaborators: Rose-Marie Avin, Jeff DeGrave
11-11:50 am
India: Globalization
Kelsi Kruchten, Zach Young
Faculty Mentors/Collaborators: Brenda Thalacker, Ganga Vadhavkar
Preparation for Professional Life
May 3
Davies Center Menominee Room
1-1:50 pm
Successful Leadership: Does Gender Matter?
Marissa Leners
Faculty Mentor/Collaborator: Emily Elsner Twesme
CERCA Poster Presentations
May 3-4, Davies Center
Accounting & Finance
Incidence of Corporate Fraud and Its Influence on Shaping Economic Policy and Government Spending
Anika Reinighaus
Faculty Mentor/Collaborator: DeeAnne Peterson-Meyer
Poster #: 97
Commuication Sciences and Disorders and Information Systems
Portability of the Sandwich Approach Teaching Pedagogy
Olivia Vruwink, Brittany Strom, Robert Terrell
Faculty Mentors/Collaborators: Jerry Hoepner, Jean Pratt
Poster #: 192
Economics
Designing and Implementing a Successful Elementary School Vegetable Snack Program
Jared Fogarty, Isabel Chmielewska, Shinhoo Park
Faculty Mentor/Collaborator: Eric Jamelske
Poster #: 99
Examining the Impact of Repeated Exposure and Encouragement on Consumption of Vegetables in an Elementary School Vegetable Snack Program
Joshua Bodnar, Kjirstin Martell, Matthew Pergolski
Faculty Mentor/Collaborator: Eric Jamelske
Poster #: 98
The Impact of Water Clarity on Home Prices in Northwest Wisconsin
Irene Ng
Faculty Mentor/Collaborator: Thomas Kemp
Poster #: 81
Using Regression Analysis to Analyze Individual and Group Consumption Effects from an Elementary School Vegetable Snack Program
Selena Scheller, Levi Soborowicz
Faculty Mentor/Collaborator: Eric Jamelske
Poster #: 82
Developing a Scoring and Group Classification System of Acceptance/Knowledge of Climate Change Realities for Citizens in the United States, China, and Vietnam
Hunter Hermes, Ryan Hammer, Austin Holmes
Faculty Mentors/Collaborators: Eric Jamelske, James Boulter, Won Jang
Poster #: 100
Further Insights into Public Views on Climate Change in China and the United States: Evidence from a Topic Prevalence Analysis of Open-Ended Survey Question Responses
Dylan Wilson, Tung (Andy) Nguyen, Anastasia Rauland
Faculty Mentors/Collaborators: Eric Jamelske, James Boulter, Won Jang
Poster #: 101
Health Care Administration
The 2016 National Emerging Leadership Summit: Advancing Our Profession, Enhancing Lives
Luke Jackson
Faculty Mentors/Collaborators: Kevin Hansen, Douglas Olson
Poster #: 205
Evaluating the Use of Technology in Long-Term Care Settings
Allison Prouty
Faculty Mentors/Collaborators: Kevin Hansen, Jennifer Johs-Artisensi
Poster #: 216
Expanding and Enhancing Senior Care University Programs Nationwide
Katelyn Mrozek
Faculty Mentor/Collaborator: Douglas Olson
Poster #: 206
Key Attributes and Potential Barriers of Long Term Care Administration Programs
Alyssa Schwaller
Faculty Mentor/Collaborator: Jennifer Johs-Artisensi
Poster #: 215
Management and Marketing
Employee Workplace Behaviors and Attitudes
Megan Tragiai
Faculty Mentors/Collaborators: Rebecca Wyland, Gabi Eissa
Poster #: 236
Management and Marketing and Business Communication
Autism in the Workplace: An Investigation of Germany and the United States
Johannah Erffmeyer, Melanie Bauer, Garrett Doubleday
Faculty Mentors/Collaborators: Nancy Hanson-Rasmussen, Paula Lentz
Poster #: 235
Provost's Honors Symposium
Friday, May 5, Davies Center, 1-5:30 pm
Session IV: 4:30-5:30 pm
Chancellors Room
- Designing and Implementing a Successful Elementary School Vegetable Snack Program 29 Economic
- Examining the Impact of Repeated Exposure and Encouragement on Consumption of Vegetables in an Elementary School Vegetable Snack Program 30 Economics
- Using Regression Analysis to Analyze Individual and Group Consumption Effects from an Elementary School Vegetable Snack Program 31 Economics
