Academic Celebration 2010

   Erin Bloom studied text messaging among college students. 
  

 Cassandra Catucci studied working and stay at home mothers and their satisfaction.

Charlieann Chacon studed influences on females in sports.

Cathy Cockrum studied perceptions of male vs. female athletes.

Diane Duque studied the impact of volunteering at Siena College.

Fabiano DeMelo Franco studied financial attitudes of Siena's students.

Grace Graham's study was titled "Is Dating Done?" 

Hunter Harrison's study was titled "A Newbie's Venture."

Joe Huges studied vetrans who have returned to college.

Caroline Hunnewell studied college students' views towards transracial adoptions.

Melissa Infante studied diffferent ethnic groups and thier view points of President Obama.

Jessica Jowrey & Heydi Sacaza studied success for Black and Latino college students.

Megan Kelly studied fathers as primary caregivers.

Danielle Koslowski studied the effects of special olympics on persons with disabilities.

Jillian Kring's study was titled "Conquering the Addiction: Cigarette Smoking."

Meghan McPhee studied the role of self-determination theory in college students' motivations to excercise.

Jessica Muscanelli studied motivations to tan.

Reanne Oberhelman studied the effects of losing a loved one to a drunk driving accident.

Ashley Powell studied perceptions of deviance between generations when talking about tattooing.

Missy Ramsey studied smoking cessation.

Christopher Ruff studied senior citizens in the town of Colonie.

Neil Seymour studied the effects of media violence and legislation.

Kathleen Studley studied perceptions of non-traditional careers.

Keith Volsky studied internet dating and web-mediated relationships and how society views them.

Cristin White's study was titled "History on Repeat: A Study of Reenactors."