Shenandoah University Research Expo (SURE) is an annual event featuring students' research and creative projects.
Formerly known as SUpr Summit, SURE is an opportunity for students to present their work to the SU community in a supportive, professional setting.
Open to undergraduates and graduate students, SURE will be fully virtual this year.
Online presentations April 25 – May 7.
Eligibility
All undergraduate and graduate students working individually or in groups under the mentorship of SU faculty are eligible to submit an abstract for consideration.
Recognition and PrizesÂ
Everyone who enters will be listed in the SURE ‘22 program.Â
While details are still being finalized, we anticipate awarding cash prizes to the winners in multiple categories.Â
How To Enter
Details for SURE ‘22 entries are in development.
Questions?
Dr. Audra Gollenberg, Chair, SURE Committee, agollenb@su.edu
Hilary Sortor, Instructional Support Coordinator, hsortor@su.edu
2021 SURE Winners Announced
Shenandoah University Research Expo (SURE) is an annual event featuring students’ research and creative projects. Formerly known as SUpr Summit, SURE is an opportunity for students to present their work to the SU community in a supportive, professional setting.
Awards Celebration
Is Pyocin Production Dependent on Genotypic Stress Level?
Monica Werner, Isabella Fegley, Katherine Underwood
College of Arts and Sciences, Biology
Category: Empirical Undergraduate Group
A Modified Approach of Storing Delaunay Triangulation
Victoria Krist
College of Arts and Sciences, Mathematics
Category: Empirical Undergraduate individual
Project Grab N’ Go: A Proposal to Support Nutrition for Food Insecure Families in Winchester
Trisha Connelly, Tara Gallant Maryann Hollen
College of Arts and Sciences, Public Health
Category: Non-Empirical Undergraduate Group
Using Category Theory to Study Logic Operations and Other Properties of Stochastic Matrices Through Convex Sets
Caleb Allen
College of Arts and Sciences, Mathematics
Category: Non-Empirical Undergraduate Individual
Development of Therapeutic Use of Self through Life Experiences: A Nationwide Survey of Mental Health OT Practitioners
Gaelyn Everhart, Nate Ranck, Megan Bryan, Hailey Turner, Rachael Laughlin, Jenna Rockwell
Gra Hill
School of Health Professions,
Occupational Therapy
Category: Empirical Graduate Group
Effects of a Strength Training Program on Anaerobic Power in Dancers
Morgan Mays
College of Arts and Sciences, Physical Therapy
Category: Empirical Graduate individual
The addition of Phenobarbital to MINDS Protocol treatment in patients with a diagnosis of AWS in the ICU setting: a retrospective chart review
Katie Schaub, Karla Salnoris
School of Pharmacy, Pharmacy
Category: Non-Empirical Graduate Group
We Play Together: A Collaboration Between Music & ESports
James Hardwick
Conservatory, Doctor of Musical Arts – Conducting
Category: Non-Empirical Graduate Individual
About Our Logo
SURE logo designer Aaron Torres ’22 is double majoring in business with a concentration in marketing and communication and media studies at Shenandoah. Along with his studies, Torres, who hails from Virginia Beach, Virginia, is an events coordinator for Shenandoah athletics, plays on the Hornets’ baseball team, and interns for the university’s Office of Marketing & Communications. In addition, he’s a member of the Hornets’ Racial Equity and Diversity (RED) Team organized through the Shenandoah Athletics Department and the coed business fraternity Alpha Kappa Psi. And, he’s a recipient of the university’s Presidential Scholarship for academic excellence. Check out his portfolio at dribbble.com/aaronntorres.
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