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Eber Shelhorse
I signed up to teach middle school bible study at my church for the year and was struggling to find a curriculum that I was excited about and felt right. My co-teacher and I prayed about it and met a few times to try and figure out what we were going to do, but nothing really felt great. We wanted to make sure there was a good balance of bible teaching and discussing concepts with ACTUALLY reading the bible.
Each year our local Kids Do Ecology classroom program wraps up with a poster session here at NCEAS. Student representatives from our participating classes talk about theirexperiments, show posters of their experiments and results, and answer questions from other students, teachers, and NCEAS scientists. It's a fun event where the students get to show off what they have learned over the last few months and share their knowledge the way real scientists do at professional meetings.
Over the last week, more than 130 Samford students have presented results of research projects during the third annual Student Showcase and Spotlight on Undergraduate Research. During oral presentations or scholarly poster sessions, each also responded to inquisitive faculty and others who sought more details about the research process or outcomes.
Some 50 researchers shared their findings in poster sessions and another 80 gave oral presentations in classroom settings April 29-May 2. Six were selected to be in the "Samford Spotlight" and share their work with a convocation audience in Reid Chapel on May 6.
Spotlight poster presenters were kinesiology majors Heather Chambers and Kayla Turner, who researched how handlebar assistance affects caloric expenditure while walking on an incline treadmill; kinesiology majors Natalie Newman and Jamey Webb, who explored the effect of time of day on exercise performance; and nutrition and dietetics majors Michelle Hancock and Katie McCreless, who studied the effects of Chia seeds as a fat replacement in muffins.
Truss, a business minor who shared his findings in a poster presentation on April 29, said he would like to conduct more research using additional variables, such as the applicant's attraction to the school for academic, location or other reasons.
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