U-LEAD 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 a Social Change 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
Fall 2021 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