Baldwin Wallace University

Students from our area were among over 200 students whose exceptional academic work was showcased during the 2023 Baldwin Wallace University Ovation Day of Excellence. The following local students presented their work:

Cori Aviles of Sullivan presented “Professor Utilization of Social Media and Engagement With Speech-Language Pathology Graduate and Undergraduate Students.”

Emelia Bartlebaugh of Elyria presented “Effects of Stress on Academics in Periods of Upheaval.”

Brittni Bisceglia of Lorain presented “COVID-19: Exploring the Application of the Roy Adaption Model” and “Reducing the Incident of HAPI in PCU Patients Prophylactically.”

Ashley Blum of North Ridgeville presented “The Lumos Method for Histological Comparative Analysis.”

Mackenzie Blum of North Ridgeville presented “The Lumos Method for Histological Comparative Analysis.”

Damian Buehner of LaGrange presented “NRO320: The Impact of Early-Life Ingestion of an Artificial Sweetener on Nutritive Sweetener ‘Liking’ and Nutritive Sweetener-Induced Neural Activity in Brain Reward Areas in Adult Rats” and “A preliminary study examining the potential role of the ERN ERP waveform to monitor ATBI-related internalizing problems.”

Morgan Butler of Sandusky presented “Effects of Stress on Academics in Periods of Upheaval.”

Chris Chang of Westlake presented “BW ‘Ohio Pulse Poll’ finds disconnect between ‘Red state’ label.”

Rana Doleh of Westlake presented “Assessing Soil Variability Along the Slope of a Catena: Implications For Soil Management.”

Jaydin Dominguez of North Ridgeville presented “Driving Success: Analyzing the Impact of Key Factors on Used Honda Car Sales in India.”

Cory Dulemba of Elyria presented “NATO at a Crossroad: The Impact of the Ukraine War on NATO’s Forward Planning.”

Meg Felty of Elyria presented “Mass School Shootings Columbine Forward: Has Anything Changed?”

Adena Hamel-Sasson of Westlake presented “Baldwin Wallace University Anti-Human Trafficking Student Leadership Team.”

David Kenney of Sheffield Village presented “Katharine Kolcaba’s Comfort Theory: Applied to Neonates After Congenital Heart Defect Surgery” and “Enhancing Clostridium Difficile Collection Policy Compliance with Staff Incentives to Reduce Hospital Acquired Infection Rates.”

Kyla Koos of Elyria presented “Modeling a Two-Photon State Using Optical Pulses” and “Diagnosing the Output Errors of Noisy Qubits using Quantum Algorithms and Statistical Analysis.”

Theresa LaGreca of Grafton presented “COVID-19: Exploring the Application of the Roy Adaption Model” and “The Impact of Nurse Mentorship Programs on Novice Nurses.”

Drew Levis of Grafton presented “Client focused benefit cost analysis of an assistive device.”

Jake Mansell of North Ridgeville presented “The Impact of Early-Life Ingestion of an Artificial Sweetener on Nutritive Sweetener ‘Liking’ and Nutritive Sweetener-Induced Neural Activity in Brain Reward Areas in Adult Rats” and “Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass Surgery Does Not Increase Preference for Low Concentrations of Ethanol in Cafeteria Diet-Fed Female Rats: How is Ghrelin Involved?.”

Chris Moran of Grafton 4) presented “Confidence in the Military’s Leaders by Party Identification Over Time.”

Joyce Naddaf of North Olmsted presented “Assessing Soil Variability Along the Slope of a Catena: Implications For Soil Management.”

Brooke Newsome of Clyde presented “Group Ticket Sales VoC Interviews | Lake Erie Crushers.”

Ryan Reffner of Vermilion presented “Iron carbonyl mediated cyclocarbonylation of 1,8-disubstituted and 1,4,5,8-tetrasubstituted naphthalene derivatives.”

Albert Selby of Valley City presented “Elden Ring Reviews on Steam.”

Manimone Sengvoravong of Lorain presented “The Impact of Early-Life Ingestion of an Artificial Sweetener on Nutritive Sweetener ‘Liking’ and Nutritive Sweetener-Induced Neural Activity in Brain Reward Areas in Adult Rats.”

Nico Swirynsky of Grafton presented “Examining the Impact Racial Diversity has on Economic Connectedness.”

Anthony Tulli of Bay Village presented “Adidas Product Analysis.”

Jill Wood of Amherst presented “Baldwin Wallace University Anti-Human Trafficking Student Leadership Team.”

Kierstyn Yates of Grafton presented “Explaining Attitudes Towards Abortion: The Gender Gap, Political Party Affiliation, and Religiosity” during the event.

Abby Yost of North Olmsted presented “Self-Concept in Relation to Birth Order and Gender.”