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When: Tuesday, Feb 11, 2020. 2:00pm -5:00pm
Where: 5th floor Student Center, Bogomolny Room
Light refreshments will be available in the gallery area.

RED Talks is an opportunity for faculty and graduate students to share their research with the UB Community through highly-focused 5 minute presentations. Whether you stay for the full 3 hours, or can only catch a few presentations, don't miss an opportunity to learn about some of the many types of research happening at the University of Baltimore.

2:00		Welcome, intro remarks
2:05	David Lingelbach, Invited Speaker	How to become an oligarch: An American story from Myanmar/Burma.
2:30	Nafeesa Yunus	Response of global stock, bond and housing markets to US macroeconomic shocks
2:35	Christina Stocks	Barrier developments: Housing Authority of Baltimore City public housing development food apartheid
2:40	Elka Porter	Effect of tidal resuspension with oyster biodeposits on the nutrient and oxygen dynamics
2:45	Michael Frederick	Searching for biomarkers of life history
2:50	Laura Bell & Fatemeh Rezai	Using digital exhibits from the special collections & archives
3:05	Barbara White	Affirmative action in law school admissions - Does it help or hurt minorities?
3:10	Elliott Grabill	Ethnomathematics: Making math culturally relevant
3:15	Dan Gerlowski	Online proctoring and student performance
3:20	Jennifer Keohane	Curating women's history in museums
3:25	Ferzana Havewala	Separate and hungry: How residential segregation affects the local food environment
3:30	Jim Phillips	The everchanging role of the fan in a world of power and billion-dollar dream
3:35	Richard Swaim	Beauty at work and beautiful organizations
3:50	Julie Simon	Painting with photography
3:55	Dinah Carter	Understanding the DC's Community Land Trust model as a socially inclusive remedy for affordable housing and upward mobility
4:00	Alan Lyles/Anne Cotten	Access to health insurance in low-income, rural, or medically undeserved areas of Maryland
4:05	Katie Watkins	A journey in design
4:10	Dong Chen	Personal experiences and corporate climate mitigation policy ratings
4:15	Sarah Gilchrist	Cultural competency in the workplace: IDEA Sparks and faculty/staff engagement
4:20	Sarah Federman	Peace dialogues to build non-violent networks for the Central Sahara & Western African Sahel
4:30	Alana Glover	An in-depth discussion surrounding the electoral college
4:35	Elias Nader	Growing up and out of crime
4:40	Kyle Meikle	Is adaptation studies sustainable?
4:45	John Donahue and Sujan Shrestha	Using virtual reality in clinical psychology
4:50	Sally Farley	Exploration into the heartfelt gesture
4:55	Regina Bento & Lourdes White	Professional judgment in small CPA firms
5:00		Wrap up - reception in gallery area

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