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Abstracts Callanan: I will be looking at state tax revenue and how different states tax revenue was effected by recession. Oraskovich: Non-Profits face scrutiny on high CEO compensation. I will address the fairness relationship between non-profit CEO compensation and program expenses, which serve the non-profit’s mission. Wang: I am going to do a presentation about benefit for working in accounting and financial industry Rogers: The projects looks at the correlation between revenue and advertising costs in the non-profit sector. The project seeks to answer, does an increase in advertising help a nonprofit increase their annual revenue? The presentation will divide up the correlations by the following non-profit sectors: veterans, healthcare, food, and other. Rathbone: In this presentation you’ll learn about how happy individuals are with their career in Accounting/Finance based off of their stress levels at work. Rathbone: In this presentation you’ll learn about how happy individuals are with their career in Accounting/Finance based off of their stress levels at work. Johnson: The Pink Tax Situation in America involves females paying more than their male counterparts for similar quality goods and services. My research explores some ways it is more costly to be a woman in America, specifically in the online retail market. The goal of my research is to estimate the price differences male and female shoppers face when buying the same types of items. I visited popular online stores and compared 100 products of the same brand with clear male and female versions and discovered that in some cases products market to women are more costly. Cavanaugh: As student debt balance continues to increase, so does its impact on individual students' choices before, during, and after college. As these students graduate and enter the job market their choices further impact economic growth. Yang: My project shows who the best big four accounting firm is by giving existing researches and closely analyzing the historical audit fess of Fortune 100. Zheng: How the video game segment made the profits of the large technology companies change in past 5 years. Simon: An analysis of the impact of parenting styles on the success of the children in that family. Specifically, I will be examining helicopter parenting and the possible added stress that could add to the child’s life and impact their future success. Christenson: My research topic is into the costs of becoming a professional race car driver. I will be analyzing the costs of a drivers’ history from each of the top three professional circuits, Formula One, NASCAR and Indy Car. Schmid: This research project analyzes the size of U.S. Banks from a global perspective. Twohy: The music industry has undergone major changes in the past decade. This project examines the financial impact of music streaming services on artists as well as the music industry as a whole. Nash: I will be looking at the stock returns of sustainable companies vs. the market as a whole. Bjorklund: I will be analyzing the relationship between education rate and the income inequality gap both in the US and around the world. Yang: This is a presentation on the research conducted through surveying accounting professionals about their overall happiness at work. The research compares happiness within non-profit/governmental and for-profit entities, and explains the reasons behind happiness at work. Latanision: Accounting for Zoo animals—the most important asset missing from the balance sheet. Why isn’t the Zoo or Aquarium’s most important asset on their financial statements? Yuan: My project is about the future trends of electronic commerce in different countries. I compared the top ten countries that has the biggest electronic commerce market in 2014 and analyze their future trends by considering each country's population growth and total GDP amount and GDP per capita to forecast their future trend. Helmin: My presentation will discuss the relationship between accounting careers and work-life balance. Gastelum Lopez: This research project looks into the education and career paths of the CEOs of the top 100 companies in the 2015 Fortune 500 list. I analyzed and compared the CEOs’ educational and professional backgrounds to determine if there is a specific path that increases a person’s chance of becoming a Chief Executive Officer. Thell: A look at how important franchise films have become for the major Hollywood studios financial statements. Wageman: The purpose of this project was to determine whether or not studying abroad is correlated with higher career earnings. Data was collected by surveying about 7,000 people, most of whom were Minnesota CPA’s. Freking: I am researching which public accounting service line is the best choice for students to choose after graduation, audit or tax. I am analyzing a variety of factors that affect this decision in order to help students make the best choice for themselves. Education Schedule
Abstracts_Drew,_Pfefferle,_Steen,_Liemandt,_Nolan'>Abstracts_Schlender'>Abstracts Schlender: While our conversations regarding feminism have become more frequent and inclusive to discussing what feminism is to all genders and cultural backgrounds, there is still a lot of work to be done on the very serious matters of objectification, sexual assault and rape culture. Many are asking what can be done to resolve the sexual violence epidemic that is a sad truth to the daily experiences of people all over the country. Many suggest that education is the best tool that we have to not only educate the people who are involved now, but also the future generations. It was Nelson Mandela who once said, “education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world,” and it is my belief that better sex education can be a powerful tool to change violent and objectifying attitudes towards women and sex to a nonviolent and healthy reality. In this presentation, I examine current methods of sex education and analyze how general curricular trends address issues of gender, consent, and sexual violence. I also present ideas to ratify current curriculums so that they can address these issues in a safe productive environment. Global Business Leadership Schedule
Abstracts Drew, Pfefferle, Steen, Liemandt, Nolan: The Society for the Advancement of Management consists of a team of five students that compete in an annual case competition. In January, this team was assigned to a business case study on the Target Corporation. The students are required to research the company and industry in order to develop/justify strategy recommendations for the company. Students participating in this program will be traveling to Washington DC in April 7-10 to present these recommendations to a panel of judges and compete in a case research competition. The S.A.M. team will be sharing the results of their research and the experience of participating in this program. Political Science Schedule
Abstracts_Crisanto,_Lanigan,_Vang,_Xiong,_Arredondo,_Mejia_Florez'>Abstracts Eichten: Student Accessibility Services Office Space and Relocation - Dr. Jim Read's POLS 114 - Public Policy Analysis students will diagnose a public policy problem and recommend a specific course of action to address that problem. Anderla: American Policy on Japanese Militarization Efforts - Dr. Jim Read's POLS 114 - Public Policy Analysis students will diagnose a public policy problem and recommend a specific course of action to address that problem Mullon: Climate Change and Public Health in Minnesota - Dr. Jim Read's POLS 114 - Public Policy Analysis students will diagnose a public policy problem and recommend a specific course of action to address that problem Timmons: Effective Drug Court Program for Douglas County, Wisconsin - Dr. Jim Read's POLS 114 - Public Policy Analysis students will diagnose a public policy problem and recommend a specific course of action to address that problem Klein: Employing Urban Youth to Fight Climate Change - Dr. Jim Read's POLS 114 - Public Policy Analysis students will diagnose a public policy problem and recommend a specific course of action to address that problem Boadu: Improving Maternal and Child Health in Ghana - Dr. Jim Read's POLS 114 - Public Policy Analysis students will diagnose a public policy problem and recommend a specific course of action to address that problem Purkapile: Women’s Disavantages Under No-Fault Divorce - Dr. Jim Read's POLS 114 - Public Policy Analysis students will diagnose a public policy problem and recommend a specific course of action to address that problem Torres: Body Cameras for Los Angeles Police Officers - Dr. Jim Read's POLS 114 - Public Policy Analysis students will diagnose a public policy problem and recommend a specific course of action to address that problem Joyce: The Philippines: Conflict Resolution Through Literacy - Dr. Jim Read's POLS 114 - Public Policy Analysis students will diagnose a public policy problem and recommend a specific course of action to address that problem. Sociology Schedule
Abstracts Crisanto, Lanigan, Vang, Xiong, Arredondo, Mejia Florez: A Taste of Culture: Dr. Jessica O'Reilly's SOCI 322 Transnational Anthropology class presents their documentary films containing original ethnographic research analyzing a particular transnational cultural case study. Rimas, Fadahunsi, Peeples, Elhard: How do I get there?: An introduction to public transportation in St. Cloud, Minnesota Dr. Jessica O'Reilly's SOCI 322 Transnational Anthropology class presents their documentary films containing original ethnographic research analyzing a particular transnational cultural case study. Tretter, Kelley, Mix, Nelson: Cultural Healing: Understanding the Meaning of Health Across Cultures - Dr. Jessica O'Reilly's SOCI 322 Transnational Anthropology class presents their documentary films containing original ethnographic research analyzing a particular transnational cultural case study. Lacy, Langer, Hanson, Piecukonis, Laidly: Social Services and Education of Somali Immigrants - Dr. Jessica O'Reilly's SOCI 322 Transnational Anthropology class presents their documentary films containing original ethnographic research analyzing a particular transnational cultural case study. Nelson, Rudnickas, Moua, Ryan-Mosley, Yang, Carson: From Strangers to Brothers: Stories of Monastic Migration at St. John's Abbey - Dr. Jessica O'Reilly's SOCI 322 Transnational Anthropology class presents their documentary films containing original ethnographic research analyzing a particular transnational cultural case study. Hansmann: This presentation will share the results of an exploratory study examining reasons why religious leaders participate in interfaith collaboration. I conducted in-depth interviews with religious congregational leaders in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota, in an attempt to identify the professional and personal motivations, and the organizational pressures influencing participation. Interfaith collaboration consists of intentional constructive cooperation and positive interactions between individuals or institutions of different religious traditions. Interfaith initiatives occur throughout the world at the local, national, and international level. Despite the growing increase in faith-based collaborations, there has been little research examining why religious leaders and congregations choose to participate in interfaith collaboration, and this research attempts to address this question. Ten religious leaders representing eight different religious traditions participated in this study. Join me for my presentation to learn about the factors that were found to facilitate interfaith collaboration as well as the unexpected factors found to inhibit participation in interfaith collaboration. Kenny: Although it was not until recently that the United States public began to focus on our relationship with the natural world and how we see and use natural resources, the environment has always served as more than a passive backdrop in the history of this country. In some of the earliest years of colonization, the environment of the America's, and the natural resources here, colored the interaction between natives and early colonial communities. Following the earliest interaction, the environment continued to influence intercultural conflicts, governmental policies, expansion and native displacement, and cross-cultural cooperation. In each of the main developments in relationship between natives and Euro-Americans, the environment serves as a major influence. This research project, through combination of anthropological and sociological theory, historic texts, government policy, and current scientific understanding seeks to breakdown some of the complexities regarding the environment and the history of this nation in regards to American Indians. Interdisciplinary Presentations: Media Services Schedule
Abstracts Skemp, Hill: The Communication major has as one of its goals to develop students’ ability to create messages. Communication courses on media aesthetics and media writing, provide a foundation for effective writing, planning and editing of messages for target audiences in varied channels. Johnnie Bennie Media is a student-run media organization that extends knowledge from the classroom and strives to provide applied learning opportunities for students who produce relevant and creative media content for the CSB and SJU communities. By creating online video and audio programs, Johnnie Bennie Media is dedicated to fostering media literacy as part of the organization’s partnership with Media Services and the Libraries. Join the managers of Johnnie Bennie Media as they discuss the four branches of the organization, how they are applying and learning at the same time, and learn about their current projects and future plans. Directory: Documents -> ELCE Documents -> Concept stage Documents -> The great global switch-off Documents -> Nonprofit grant application Documents -> The Truth about the Rwandan Genocide Documents -> Annual InStructional unit plan Documents -> Chaos equipment included ELCE -> Gorecki Center A, b & C, csb center for Global Education Download 0.7 Mb. Share with your friends:
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