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The 2025 RED Talks will be held Thursday, March 13, 2025 from 2 - 5p.m.

In person, RLB Library Room 412

Register to attend online, via Zoom

2:00

Nusta Ko/Research Council

Introduction Welcome

2:05

Lorenda Naylor

The New HIV Prevention Medication, PrEP: An Analysis of Benefits and Unintended Consequences

2:15

Shelly Clay-Robison

Transformative Pedagogy, Critical Thinking, and Emotions in the Classroom

2:25

Yunzi (Rae) Tan

Trauma-Informed Negotiation and Conflict Management in the Workplace

2:35

Janet Lord

Do Disabled Dead Bodies Have Rights?

2:45

Matthew Sipe

Trademasks

2:55

Elizabeth Keyes

Studying Student Engagement in the Law School Classroom

3:05

Ge Claire Guo

AI-Powered Supply Chains for the Future

3:15

Kashira Al-Sabir

Bringing Girls to Venus

3:25

Sanwar A. Sunny

Impact of teamwork on creativity

3:35

Break

 

3:50

Hayley Holloway

Trans and Gender Diverse People’s Needs in Job Seeking

4:00

Matt Laumann

Well-Crafted: A Content Analysis of Baltimore Beer Labels

4:10

Betsy Yarrison

Is Oppenheimer a modern tragedy?

4:20

Matthew Mayer

Echoes of the Past: Reviving Historical Typography for Tomorrow's Designers

4:30

Kalvin Garrah, Salley Farley & Deb Carson

Can Raters Differentiate the Light and Dark Sides of Laughter? Preliminary Findings from the Wild

4:40

Sally Farley & Deb Carson

Is Authentic Laughter more Contagious than Posed Laughter?

4:50

Toni Hornes Sullivan

Learning to Pivot

5:00

 

Closing

 

Research  Engagement  Day provides a forum to learn about the research, scholarship and creative activities undertaken by faculty and graduate students across all parts of the University of Baltimore. UBalt faculty and graduate students whose applications are accepted will share information about a current project in a 5 minute video. This will be followed by the opportunity for people in the audience to ask questions. Presenters will be able to present on campus, in room 412 of the RLB Library, or can attend online via Zoom.

 

RED Talks are sponsored by:

Send any questions to Michael Shochet at mshochet@ubalt.edu