2025 Research Days Explore Students Welcome to Warner Academic Life Registration & Schedules Student Experience Finances Policies & Forms Showcasing Warner ResearchThe inaugural Warner Research Days offer students and faculty a new platform to showcase and celebrate their research. Warner Research Days is a multi-day event that consists of research symposiums, poster sessions, flash talk presentations, and networking, showcasing both student and faculty research. Faculty Research SymposiumFRIDAY, APRIL 4 | 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. | 2nd Floor LeChase HallA faculty research symposium followed by a networking reception and poster session. Symposium Schedule: April 4 Student Research ShowcaseSATURDAY, APRIL 5 | 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. | 2nd Floor LeChase HallPoster sessions and flash research presentations, followed by a reception and awards ceremony. Showcase Schedule: April 5 Presenter Resources We are pleased to provide you with poster printing instructions and a series of workshops to help you to prepare to present your research at Warner Research Days. Presentation Poster Printing Instructions Visit this site: https://www.rochester.edu/printcenter/submitjob.html Sign in with your AD account. If you are logging in outside of campus, you have to sign in to the Campus VPN. Upload the .pdf version of your poster. Once you uploaded a file, click on the “Preview/Change Options”. This should bring you to the “Refine your Print options”. Click on the Printing type. Once the box pops up you will need to select “Wide Format [PPS-X581]”. Also select either Matte or Gloss in the box below, 1-sided printing, if you need a poster tube you will find them in the "other" option. In the "special instructions” box please type in the final poster size (48 inches by 36 inches) needed and when you will need poster printed and ready for pick by. Ensure you preview the poster and that everything fits and is appropriately formatted. Once you submit for printing, you will not have the opportunity to make changes. Input the account number provided in the email you received congratulating you on being accepted to present. If you need this account number, please contact the Office for Student Success (studentsuccess@warner.rochester.edu). Check the box that says, "I have viewed and approve changes made". This box is right underneath the "Preview/Change Options" link. Once that box is checked, you should be able to submit the job by clicking the "submit job" button at the bottom of the page. Email Brandon Inguaggiato, the Warner Accountant, to confirm the print order you purchased (“Hi Brandon, I want to confirm that I just submitted an order for a poster to be presented at Warner Research Days. Thank you, NAME”)binguaggiato@warner.rochester.eduAt the latest, poster orders must be made the week before the start of the Warner Research Days (March 28, 2025). After this, we will not be able to get your posters made, and you will need to arrange printing elsewhere at your own expense. No Exceptions. Workshops to Prepare for Research Days Register for one or all of the upcoming workshops designed to help you effectively communicate your research through engaging presentations, whether in a flash talk, a research poster, or a practice session.WORKSHOP I: Tips for Creating an Amazing Flash PresentationTuesday, March 18, 20253 to 3:45 p.m. VirtualDanielle Daniels, 2024 winner of the University of Rocheser's Three-Minute Thesis, will conduct this workshop focusing on translating a complex research project into a short 5-minute presentation using no more than 3 slides. Join Danielle via this Zoom link: https://rochester.zoom.us/j/96953249854 (Meeting ID: 969 5324 9854). WORKSHOP II: Your Research Poster & YOU: Tips and Tricks for a Successful Research PosterWednesday, March 19, 2025 5 p.m. VirtualThis is an online workshop focused on creating and presenting research posters for the 2025 Inaugural Warner Research Days and other conferences. The session will provide helpful tips and resources when creating research posters and when engaging in thoughtful conversations about your poster with audiences. Facilitated by Nestor Tulagan, assistant professor of counseling & human development, the workshop aims to teach useful and easy-to-learn technical skills in designing a poster and to empower students to present their exciting research with audiences from various expertise.Register at: https://universityrochester.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5tC5pbrbvOmLMEu (a Zoom invitation to the workshop will be sent upon registering). WORKSHOP III: Research Days Practice SessionWednesday, April 2, 20254 to 5 p.m. LeChase Hall 239Gather with other presenters for an informal and supportive opportunity to practice talking about your poster or to present your flash talk before the real thing. This will be an in-person session. Associate Dean for Research Sami Daley will be there to coordinate, answer questions, and help you feel confident heading into the event. 2025 Warner Research Days Photo Gallery https://warner.smugmug.com/Events/n-Ppdrp/2025-Warner-Research-Days https://warner.smugmug.com/Events/n-Ppdrp/2025-Warner-Research-Days https://warner.smugmug.com/Events/n-Ppdrp/2025-Warner-Research-Days https://warner.smugmug.com/Events/n-Ppdrp/2025-Warner-Research-Days https://warner.smugmug.com/Events/n-Ppdrp/2025-Warner-Research-Days View the gallery 2025 Research Awards Congratulations to our 2025 Warner Research Days student award recipients. Flash Talk WinnersStudent Flash Talks – Group 1:“Between Two Worlds: The Tug of War of Identity Development for Chinese Parachute Kids in Transnational Education.” Presenter: Jinxi Yu (PhD, human development) Student Flash Talks – Group 2:“Composing a Liberatory Compassion Development Theory.” Presenter: Kyle Sullivan (PhD, counseling & human development) Student Flash Talks – Group 3:“Methodological Considerations in the Teachers’ Reasoning and Decision-Making About Addressing Misinformation and Disinformation in the Social Studies Classroom Research Study.” Presenters: Amy Stell (PhD, teaching & curriculum), Mary Maslanka (PhD, ELADM), Luke Hands (PhD, teaching & curriculum), and Kevin Meuwissen (chair and associate professor in teaching & curriculum)Poster Session WinnersPoster Session A:“The Dodo Bird of Minerva Still Flies At Dusk: A Transtheoretical Meta-Analysis of Psychotherapy Shows No Moderation by Intervention Type or Mental Disorder.” Presenters: Ashley Sullivan (MS, counseling & human development), Rishika Kannan (MS, counseling & human development), Elisa Rose Marie de la Fuente (MS, counseling & human development), Ryan Hallman (MS, counseling & human development), Evan Realbuto (MS, counseling & human development), Amber Wang, Yang Huang (PhD, counseling & human development), Todd Esperance (PhD, counseling & human development), Abigail Weiss (MS, counseling & human development), and Oliver Boxell (assistant professor in counseling & human development) Poster Session B - TIE FOR 1ST PLACE!“Black Women Caregivers Well-being Experiences: A Conceptual Map.” Presenters: Carmona Ross-Asare (PhD, counseling & human development), Silvia Sörensen (associate professor in counseling & human development)“Navigating GenAI in Higher Education: Faculty Perceptions, Challenges, and Opportunities.” Presenter: Adma Gama-Krummel (PhD, teaching & curriculum) Contact studentsuccess@warner.rochester.edu For disability-related accommodations, please contact Mary Judge-Diegert at (585) 273-1838 or email mjudge@warner.rochester.edu.