York St. John University
Program Type: Direct Student Exchange Location Abroad: York, England
Improving Pregnancy, Birth, and Postpartum in St. Lawrence County
Project Overview RA Shashanna Ross working on survey question organization. This project is a community-based mixed-methods study of perinatal care experiences in St.
Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Public Opinion
Project Overview: Based on a national sample survey of adults in the United States, we examine a range of social, cultural, and political attitudes that may be shaped by the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes norms around masking, attitudes towards immigrants, lifestyle preferences, and a range of opinions that may reflect the risk of exposure to a potentially deadly virus.
Identification of Risk Factors Affecting Musician Health and Performance
Project Overview The annual rate of injury among musicians is comparatively high relative to other professions, an estimate of 37% in musicians for example, compared to 13.7% in nursing/care facilities and 9% in fields such as police protection (OSHA, 2016). Further, lifetime prevalence of musician injury has been reported to be as high as 93% (Kok et al., 2016). It is widely thought that injury rates among musicians are related both to the repetitive physical loads on the body and aspects related to the demands of playing a particular instrument.
Diversifying the Violin Curriculum for Private Teaching
Project Overview The goal of this project is to develop an online resource that helps violin teachers and students sequence music by composers who have been marginalized, such as women and people of color. To do this, the project will research and analyze works by these composers and sort them by the level of difficulty. The project will also write summaries of the technical and musical features of each piece.
Gun Violence in the United States: Moving Beyond the Preoccupation with Location and Mental Health
Project Overview This project is a quantitative analysis of gun violence in the United States which will examine the various legal, criminal, social, political, and economic factors that contribute to gun crimes. The research team will be compiling data on gun crimes from various existing databases and adding information to test variables often ignored in typical analyses by members of the public, media and government.
HEARTH
Project Overview Students collaborating in the HEARTH experience will have the opportunity to study the deep historical relationships between people, technology, and the environment through the application of experiential and experimental archaeology. Through guided research projects and public facing workshops, students will help generate knowledge about the complex interfaces between people and technology. Simultaneously, students will gain practical skills that can be directly applied in the workplace and in graduate school.
Ancient Climates and Environments
Project OverviewThe goal of this project is to gain a better understanding of how carbon cycled through the atmosphere, oceans, and sediments in deep time. We will accomplish this by describing and analyzing rocks that formed in shallow marine environments in order to understand the processes that were active when they were being deposited, the details of the environments that they formed in, and using this information to reconstruct sea level history.
Program Costs
The projected student costs to participate in the pre-employment police basic training course are listed in the table below. This includes a comprehensive program fee, tuition, and associated student fees that are charged during a regular semester. Note that additional expenses such as parking, housing, food, and other incidental expenses are not included below. For information about projected expenses outside of the tuition and fees, please visit the college's tuition and fees page.
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