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Students from the Communication program's Health, the Internet, & Technology class will share course projects, including social media campaigns and other health and technology-related proposals.
This Honors College Capstone literary research discusses the effect of genocide on the current state of public healthcare in Cambodia through historical and contemporary comparative analysis. Implemented solutions are critically examined in order to inform the audience about the prevailing healthcare disparities while specifically focusing on cancer treatment and diagnosis in rural and urban settings.
A method was developed and validated for the instrumental analysis of the tablet dosage form of the antibiotic preparation co-trimoxazole using high performance liquid chromatography with UV detection. The scientific literature was reviewed, and existing methodology was adapted for use with the available instrumentation. This project was done in coordination with the Distributed Pharmaceutical Analysis Laboratory at Notre Dame University.
This poster covers issues of school safety ranging from bullying to shootings in K-12 schools and the effects of family and home violence on school achievement. This poster explores overall causes that lead to school violence, with an emphasis on prevention through intervention, an examination of discipline practices, and a review of the benefits of social-emotional learning and emotional outlets.
Food insecurity is the lack of access to affordable and nutritionally balanced foods. As of 2018, approximately 40 million people are still at risk of hunger in the U.S., of which 12 million were children. As current students attending public schools, the presenters know the impact this can have on an individual student's academic success, general health, and brain development. The project aims to identify and explore factors of food insecurity in schools and investigate current and possible solutions.
Pregnancy and childbirth are frequently treated as a medical emergency instead of as a significant biological event that may necessitate some medical help from time to time. In effect, medical interventions are used much more often than necessary. Newborns are greatly affected by intervention practices, and the negative ramifications have been documented through childhood into adolescence. Women tend to not be well-educated about innate processes or about medical options.
