blindness. When we are told to pay attention to a certain task, we are unaware if we are focusing on all aspects of the task or our complete surroundings. Thus by conducting a visual research project, participants will have the opportunity to identify any changes or perceptions they see while watching a provided clip and answer questions that correlate to what they are watching. Particularly paying attention to college students, who assume that multitasking is “easy”. Martino, Loanne, Edgar Naen and Ana Paula Torresbaca- “Speak Up for your Rights” (session 6C) In the workplace, several challenges remain to achieve equality between men and women. To adapt to a male world, women had to develop behaviors that gender stereotypes have transformed into gendered qualities. Inspired by the play Collateral Bodies written by Erin Rachel Kaplan, our creative video project has the goal to make our audience aware that women are still discriminated against in the workplace. Three women who faced discrimination in the workplace shared their testimony in such a powerful way with us. We are thankful and proud of them for their frankness, and courage to contribute to our project. Mejia, Addie- “honeybee's, the wrong bees” (session 1A) The increasing public awareness has sparked the “save the bees” movement, while it stems from good intentions it masks the real problem, native bee decline. There are 4,000 species of Native bees in North America all of which are declining in population. Honey bees while great pollinators and producers of honey are not native bees. In my presentation I will address concerns with beekeeping and honey bee management, honey bee population and its effect on native bee population, and threats to native bees, and current efforts to prevent further population decline. Montini, Katie, Conor Taylor and Carlos Jiminez- “The Environment as Art” (poster session) We have created visual art pieces to describe common and significant issues in relation to the environment. This includes but is not limited to deforestation and fossil fuels and their relation to the overarching problem of climate change. Morris, Jonathan- “Would it be beneficial if the federal government legalize marijuana” (poster session) My project is about if the United States legalized marijuana at the federal level. I researched the pros and cons of marijuana and it’s status on being legal or illegal in different state in the United States. I talk about the health and physical effects of marijuana. I compare the effects and laws on marijuana to alcohol and how alcohol plays a role in our Society. I think marijuana would be a great medical tool for people who can't afford needed pharmaceuticals. I think it’s marijuana turn to be legalized. Olson, Josh- “Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with Anger and Aggression” (session 4B) The research being studied and examined is a client who is working on behaviors and actions dealing with anger, frustration, and aggression. The therapeutic approach being utilized with this client is cognitive behavioral therapy. The client's history, diagnoses, treatment plan, and benefits of
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