The Schubert Center has selected the winners of the spring 2021 Schubert@Intersections research competition, which recognizes undergraduate projects focused on children and adolescents.
The following students were recognized for their research:
- First place: Anna Marie Giubileo for “ACEs & Adulthood: How Adverse Childhood Experiences Impact Individuals Later in Life”
- Second place: Zahin Islam for “Prognosis Associated Tumor Immune Signatures in Pediatric Neuroblastoma”
- Third place: Nehal Methi for “Investigating Adverse Childhood Experiences and Schizotypy in Adults”
- Honorable mention: Katherine Glaess, Olivia Love and Noelle Nelson for “Reusable Pediatric Pulse Oximeter”
- Honorable mention: Amanda Beck for “Old Versus New Version of a Test of Articulation: Similarities and Differences”
The Schubert Center supports individuals whose work will benefit children and adolescents in our community and beyond. For information on additional research opportunities and information about the Child Studies Minor, visit the Schubert Center website.