Liz presented research on Religious Cultural Competence in Evolution Education (ReCCEE) to a workshop of educators for the American Association of Physical Anthropologists (AAPA).
SPS lab undergraduate researchers Laine Matthews, Thipphaphone Niravong, and Marian de Araujo Bryan presented "Exploring Undergraduate Biology Students’ Attitudes and Science Communication about COVID19 and COVID19 Vaccines" and won first place in the undergraduate research poster competition in the College of Basic and Applied Science at Middle Tennessee State University's Scholars Week. Way to go!
Undergraduate researchers Chloe Bowen and Alexa Summersill presented their project "A Comparison of Religious Cultural Competence in Evolution Education Online versus In-Person and its Effects on Student Outcomes", Madeline Aadnes and Aaron Gatewood presented "Does teaching the scientific consensus about climate change really lead to higher acceptance of and concern about climate change? and Laine Matthews, Thipphaphone Niravong, and Marian de Araujo Bryan presented "Exploring Undergraduate Biology Students’ Attitudes and Science Communication about COVID19 and COVID19 Vaccines"
Masters student Rebekkah Riley presented "A comparison between community college and university student perceptions about evolution"