Research and Scholarship Days
April 4-8, 2022
Thank you for joining the Office of Research, Scholarship and Community Engagement and the University Library in celebrating this year’s Research and Scholarship Days from April 4-8.
Congratulations to our student winners below for their incredible work and presentations!
Student research award winners
Student awards are presented during the annual Research and Scholarship Days. The chosen recipients represent excellence across the full breadth of academic activity, presenting work at an exceptionally high level and exemplifying Mount Royal’s strong commitment to teaching and learning.
2022 Research and Scholarship Days university-wide event winners
Research title: Climate Matters
Authors: Hajar Al Khouzaii, Ashley Pfeifer, Marco Palomino, Abby Parker, Connor Balsillie, Erin Clarke, Sherry Woods, Julio Absolu, Gurleen Jassal, Noel Ormita, Anjolie Therrien, Anne Mayo, Julie Patton, Sannah Chawdhry, Isabella West, Zach Payne, David Kim, Matthew Loewen, Ryan McMillan, & Kobe Gallagher Tulloch
Faculty: Business and Communication Studies (tied)
Research title: Seeking a ‘Decisive’ Leader: The Role of Stereotype Threat and Self-Efficacy in Women’s Leadership Application Intentions
Author: Anna Reimer
Faculty: Business and Communication Studies (tied)
Research title: Does Happiness Help Us Bend the Moral Rules?: The Role of Cognitive Flexibility as a Mediator between Positive Effect and Moral Disengagement
Authors: Jennifer Lohin & James Taylor
Faculty: Arts
Research title: Parent Talk
Author: Simmi Saini
Faculty: Health, Community, and Education
Research title: Stripy Patterns in the Developing Mouse Cerebellum
Authors: Merry Faye Graff & Carol Armstrong
Faculty: Science and Technology
2022 Research and Scholarship Days university-wide event runners up
Research title: Active and Passive Force-Length Relations in Joint Hypermobility Syndrome
Authors: Donald W. Golden, Kalindra D. Walls, Jason Oliemans, Eric C. Bennett, Esthevan Machado, Spencer Skaper, & Jared R Fletcher
Faculty: Health, Community, and Education (tied)
Research title: Relative Muscle Fascicle Length and the Energy Cost of Cyclic Contractions
Authors: Spencer J. Skaper, Talia Piperni, Haleigh Mills, Jack Z. Jin, & Jared R. Fletcher
Faculty: Health, Community, and Education (tied)
Research title: Atwood, James, and Shah: Pronatalist Discourse and (Demo)dystopia
Author: Nicole Fields
Faculty: Arts
Research title: Can an Individual's Emotional Intelligence Predict their Cultural Intelligence
Author: Anna Purschke
Faculty: Business and Communication Studies
Research title: Expression and Purification of Putative Antimicrobial Peptide CojA
Authors: Carly Davies, Zafina Budhwani, & Jeella Acedo
Faculty: Science and Technology
Bissett Honours Award
The Bissett Honours Award is awarded annually to one or two Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) honours students who have demonstrated excellence and commitment while completing their honours thesis. The award celebrates undergraduate research and scholarship and recognizes the outstanding scholarly achievements of the BBA Honours students.
Winner: Anna Reimer, Bachelor of Business Administration — Human Resources and General Management
“Seeking a ‘Decisive’ Leader: The Role of Stereotype Threat and Self-Efficacy in Women’s Leadership Application Intentions”
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