Local students present research

The following local students were among a record number of students who presented their research in April as part of Heidelberg University’s annual “Minds@Work” Student Research Conference:

• Kyrsten Lilly, of Amherst, senior, Biology and Psychology, Controversy in the Well-Being of Zoo and Education Animals.

• Samantha Malloy, of Amherst, senior, Health Science, Hand-Eye Coordination Development: Effectiveness on Fine Motor Skills in Former Sufferers of Concussions.

• Myles Wright, of Elyria, senior, Health Science, Stem Cells — Knowledge and Perception.

• Nolan Larsick, of North Ridgeville, sophomore, Psychology, The Effect of a Specific Type and Setting on Sexual Harassment Perception.

• Madison Myers, of Norwalk, junior, Athletic Training, PCL Tear in a Male Wrestler.

• Michael Ringler, of Vermilion, junior, Psychology, The Effect of a Specific Type and Setting on Sexual Harassment Perception.

• Michaela Honigman, of Willard, senior, Psychology, Cognitive Differences Between Males and Females.

Heidelberg hosts the Student Research Conference annually each spring semester as a way to increase student interest and knowledge in academic research and scholarship.