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OGRS Faculty Research Symposium Petersheim 2025

Faculty members will be sharing their research with their peer faculty members, students, and staff. This provides an excellent opportunity for our Seton Hall community to learn more of the variety of research being conducted at Seton Hall University. 00:00:00-00:02:44 Opening Remarks by Dean John Buschamn 00:02:44-00:42:48 A Mixed-Method Study to Assess the Impact of Diversity Seminars on College Faculty’s Knowledge and Teaching by Ramona Guthrie, (Dawn Apgar, Munira Wells and Mary Balkun) 00:42:48-01:02:00 Using AI to Uncover Genomic Links to Alcohol-Induced Atrophy Variability in Adolescent F344 Rats 01:02:00-01:27:52 Travel and the Novel: Watermark, a work-in-progress by Nathan Oates 01:27:52-01:57:30 Necrospace and literature: The (Un)Making of Undesirable Bodies in the Af-Pak Frontier by Muhammad Farooq 01:57:30-02:17:36 Synthesis, Characterization and Spectral Devolution of Ir(III) Cyclometalated Complexes for OLED Applications by Wyatt R. Muphy 02:17:36-02:35:53 Patient Perspectives on Delayed Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic by Jessica Dimka 02:35:53-02:58:56 When Duality Fails: Addressing the Liability of Hybridity in a Field Dominated by Nonprofit Values by Nicolas Dahan 02:58:56-03:30:39 Generational Polarization and the Shaping of the American Political Landscape by Patrick Fisher 03:30:39-03:58:52 NSF for Non-STEM: Challenges and Lessons from a Decarbonization & Geopolitics Application to the STS Program." by Margarita Balmaceda 03:58:52-04:23:06 Diversity, Faith, and Inclusion: An In-depth Investigation into the Academic and Social Landscape of International Students in Catholic Higher Education Institutions by Santiago Castiello Guteirrez