My name is Lucas David Gonzalez, and I am a filmmaker at Florida State University focused on telling human stories through cinematic worldbuilding, no matter the scale. My work is influenced by my background growing up in Maracaibo, Venezuela, before immigrating to the United States at a young age, an experience that shaped my understandingContinue reading “Lucas David Gonzalez: A Film of Our Dark Future”
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Addison Delgado: Sappho in Translation Across Literature and Art
Hello, and welcome to my project, Sappho in Translation: Literary and Artistic Representations. My name is Adison Delgado, and I am a second-year student at FSU studying English-Literature, Media, and Culture and Media/Communication. Outside of class, I love to read and write, and I am involved in Her Campus FSU, Pride Student Union, and SoutheastContinue reading “Addison Delgado: Sappho in Translation Across Literature and Art”
Arianna Chu: Burnout among Inpatient Hospital Workers
Hello! My name is Ariana Chu, and I am a second-year psychology major on a pre-medical track. I am from South Florida and have lived there my entire life, until moving to Tallahassee. The research topic I chose was an expansion upon the field research I conducted in my freshman year of college for myContinue reading “Arianna Chu: Burnout among Inpatient Hospital Workers”
Ainsley Bowie: Socializing in Long-term Ostomates
Hello! My name is Ainsley Bowie, and I am a junior at Florida State University. My major is Public Health, and one day I hope to attend graduate school. With the help of the IDEA Grant Program, I will be completing a research project this summer for my Honors in the Major thesis on socialContinue reading “Ainsley Bowie: Socializing in Long-term Ostomates”
Jordyn Bain: Developing Policy Recommendations to Combat Human Trafficking
My name is Jordyn Bain, and I am currently a third-year student studying International Affairs and Economics on a pre-law track. I am in the process of completing an Honors in the Major Project. I began my research in the fall, and with the support of the IDEA Grant program and my research mentor, IContinue reading “Jordyn Bain: Developing Policy Recommendations to Combat Human Trafficking”
Matthew Baca: Mindfulness and Hypertension
Hi! My name is Matthew Baca, and I’m an Exercise Physiology major at Florida State University on the pre-med track. I’ve always been interested in medicine, especially because of my love for sports growing up. Over time, that interest has expanded beyond athletics into a broader passion for understanding how the body works and howContinue reading “Matthew Baca: Mindfulness and Hypertension”
Copeland Frazee: Integrative Science for Healthy Aging
Hi! My name is Copeland Frazee, and I am a sophomore at Florida State University.This summer, I will be working on an IDEA Grant research project that focuses on a simple, yet important idea: how does what we eat impact how we think, move, and age. My partner, Jonathan, and I will be looking atContinue reading “Copeland Frazee: Integrative Science for Healthy Aging”
Next Steps for Black British Literary Salons Project
By Kaysyn Jones, Florida State University I am writing what I believe to be the first profile of the Black Ink Collective’s literature and artistic policies, and the way in which the Collective crafted a distinct Black British identity through their work. I hope that this research will shine more light on both the potentialContinue reading “Next Steps for Black British Literary Salons Project”
Zoe Silva: The Greater Impact & Future Direction
Our research looks to understand whether current sodium intake guidelines should be revised to ones that are variable and individualized. Current sodium intake guidelines are the same for everybody – 2,300 mg a day – regardless of a host of physiological factors that may impact how much sodium people actually need. As previously discussed, twoContinue reading “Zoe Silva: The Greater Impact & Future Direction”
Dev Sangha: Why Tissue Stiffness Matters
Impact: One thing that surprised me was how much we can learn about our health just from tissue stiffness. When tissue becomes stiffer or softer than normal, it can be a sign of serious problems like cancer or heart disease. Studying such alterations can give us better ways of diagnosing diseases at an early stageContinue reading “Dev Sangha: Why Tissue Stiffness Matters”
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