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Red Talks 2023. March 16, 2023. 2:00pm - 5:30pm.

The list of 2023 RED Talks is below. Did you miss some? Never fear, the list below has links to several of the presentations.

2:00 PM	Mike Frederick and Michael Shochet	Intro & Welcome
2:10 PM	Nima Zahadat	TrueCrypt vs. VeraCrypt
2:18 PM	Andressa Viscone	“I won’t stand for it!” The role of meaningfulness in life in employees’ decision to leave a noxious work environment
2:26 PM	Sunny Kang	Racial and Ethnic Differences in Hospital Discharge Dispositions for Older Adults: A Public Policy Perspective from Two Empirical Studies Using National-level Data
2:34 PM	Yunzi (Rae) Tan	Exploring Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Practice: Reflections and Insights from ADR Practitioners
2:42 PM	Regina Bento and Lourdes White	Managing Conduct Risk: Innovative Approaches to Internal Auditing
2:50 PM	Angela Rodgers-KouKoui	How to be more intentional in the ways that they deploy resources in the community,
2:58 PM	Kelechi Uzochukwu	Terms & Conditions #NewRules
3:06 PM	Nicole Hudgins	Ideal Manhood and Stop-Motion Photography, 1875-1904
3:14 PM	Rachael Zeleny	Escape(ED): Escape Room Activities for Public Libraries
3:22 PM	Break
3:42 PM	Lora Peppard and Patty Ferssizidis	Mind the Message: Using Communication to Prevent Substance Use in Youth For more information, see http://hidta.org
3:50 PM	James Duffy	SAV the Bay: The Role of Law in Achieving the Chesapeake Bay Program's Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV) Restoration Goals
3:58 PM	Eleni Stamoulis	Diversity in Design Education: Supporting Black, Brown & Latinx Students By Evaluating Course & Program Student Learning Objectives
4:06 PM	John Donahue	Psychological flexibility in written language: Trauma-related correlates of an expressive writing exercise
4:14 PM	Andrea Cantora	Supporting Justice Involved Students on College Campuses
4:22 PM	Ge Claire Guo	Stochastic optimization of supply chain resilience under COVID-19 pandemic disruptions
4:30 PM	Dawnsha Mushonga	Adolescent Disadvantage and the Value of a College Education
4:38 PM	Ernesto Villaseñor, Jr.	The Heat is On: Balancing Property Rights Doctrines in a Blazing World of Climate Change and Extreme Heat
4:46 PM	Al Gourrier	Urban Development Through Social Innovation and Multi-Sector Partnerships: The Case of Upton Community Redevelopment in West Baltimore
4:54 PM	Closing remarks	Reception tom follow for those attending in person

Research Engagement Day provides a forum to learn about the research, scholarship and creative activities undertaken by faculty and graduate students across all parts of the University of Baltimore.

The RED Talks provide a unique opportunity to learn about a wide variety of research, scholarship and creative activity happening across the University of Baltimore. UBalt faculty and graduate students whose applications are accepted will be asked to share information about a current project in a 5 minute video. This will be followed by the opportunity for people in the audience to ask questions. Presenters can be present on campus, on the 12th floor of the Law School building, or can attend online via Zoom.

You can see examples of previous talks using the links on the left.

RED Talks are sponsored by:

RLB Library
Council on Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity
Office of Sponsored Research

Send any questions to Michael Shochet at mshochet@ubalt.edu

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