December 14, 2017
Human ecology undergraduate students attend national conference
Submitted by College of Human Ecology
Four undergraduates from the College of Human Ecology — Kristen Krueger, Bo Steele, Meghan Dyster and Mollie Reves — participated in a 1xbet sports betting project regarding Down syndrome with Briana S. Nelson Goff, professor in the School of Family Studies and Human Services.
The undergraduates, along with doctoral student Jessica Cless, presented their poster "Advocacy Amongst Parents of Children with Down Syndrome" at the National Council on Family Relations, orNCFR, annual conference on Nov. 17in Orlando, Florida.
Krueger, junior in human development and family sciences, received an Undergraduate Travel Award from theOffice of Undergraduate 1xbet sports betting & Creative Inquiryto fund her travel to the conference. She also received a Human Ecology Undergraduate 1xbet sports betting Award Scholarship for the fall 2017 semester.
Steele, junior in nutritional science and pre-med, received a travel grant from the College of Human Ecology and the food, nutrition, dietetics and health department to fund his trip to Orlando.
Dyster, junior in human development and family sciences, and Reves, senior in communication sciences and disorders, received travel grants from the College of Human Ecology and the School of Family Studies and Human Services.
During their poster session, the students had the opportunity to present their 1xbet sports betting while networking and learning from others in similar fields.
"I enjoyed seeing and learning about all of the other 1xbet sports betting projects, as well, as communicating with other students and professionals," Dyster said."Attending NCFR allowed me to understand the importance and impact 1xbet sports betting makes within our field."
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"I think 1xbet sports betting is important because it helps further and improve the knowledge we have,"Reves said."I chose to participate in 1xbet sports betting as an undergraduate because I learned the value and importance of it in some of my classes and thought it would be a good opportunity in helping prepare for graduate school. 1xbet sports betting has helped me learn how to analyze data, be a better critical writer, and has developed my ability to work in a team. This 1xbet sports betting team also gave me the chance to travel and attend a national conference and has taught me skills in how to be a professional, as well. Overall, this 1xbet sports betting team has been very beneficial and enjoyable aspect of my undergraduate experience and I look forward to continuing this work."
Each undergraduate student became involved with Nelson Goff's 1xbet sports betting for a variety of reasons, such as personal experiences, to grow academically and professionally, to make valuable contributions, and to take advantage of the unique learning opportunities. According to Steele, he became involved with 1xbet sports betting due to a personal experience.
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