U-LEAD Poster Showcase
LDR 3905 students conduct research projects each term to highlight what they are learning in their U-LEAD courses. They combine their passion for a specific topic with the social change model to create research that highlights important opportunities to impact change in various communities.
Each fall and spring semester the LEAD Scholars Academy hosts the U-LEAD Poster Showcase to exhibit the research of the U-LEAD students. The poster submissions are judged, and the winning students are provided with book scholarships.
Check out these projects from prior years
Poster Showcase was sponsored by:
Taveras Miriam - Latinx Leadership - Spring 2021
Filtered Cultures:
Confronting Latinx Diversity in the Publishing Industry
Mcintosh Victoria - ULEAD Program - Spring 2021
How does culture and race effect Pastoral leadership in the Christian church
Price Elizabeth - Global Leadership
Regenerative Building Design
Wright Lindsey - Lead Out Loud - Spring 2021
The under diagnosis of ADHA in women of color.
Seren Dillard - Inspire - Fall 2021
The Layered Issues of Violence Against Black Trans Women
Ryan Hamil- Lead Out Loud - Fall 2021
Modern School Segregation: Causes, Effects, and Solutions
Jowana Ghazzawi - Civic Engagement - Fall 2021
The Relationship Between Home Food Availability and Mental Health
Jada Strowbridge - Latinx - Fall 2021
Barriers to Mental Health Treatment in Latinx Youth
Jordan Ellis - Civic Engagement - Fall 2021
A Brief Analysis of the Relationship Between Islam and the West
Eliana Jacobs - Lead Out Loud - Fall 2021
Multiculturalism in Dermatology: Pathway to Inclusive Skincare
Lessie Farriss - Global Leadership - Fall 2021
How traditional medicine can address health disparities and why increased awareness is needed across the globe