The School of Graduate Studies holds a Graduate Research Fellowship Competition each year for full-time graduate students working towards the master's degree or sixth year diploma program.

Links on this page provide Video and PowerPoint Presentations of the Fellows' Research Projects.

• Are Connecticut Teachers Adequately Preparted to Teach Academically Gifted Students in the Regular Elementary Classroom?
  By Susan Bailey Gannon
  Dr. David Levande, Faculty Mentor

• Power to the People? African-American Women, Higher Education, and Power Relations in Their Home Communities.
  By Shonda Goward
  Dr. Audrey E. Kerr, Faculty Mentor

• The Utility of Dynamic Assessment for Identifying Gesture Communcation among Individuals with Intellectual Disability
  By Kathryn Sarah McLaughlin
  Dr. Paul Cascella, Faculty Mentor

• The Effect of Training Taper Manipulation of Select Physiological Variables among Highly-Trained Marathon Runners.
  By Timothy McGuire King
  Dr. Joan A. Finn, Faculty Mentor

• Factors Affecting the Choice of Contraceptive Method Among Young Women in Ocotal, Nicaragua
  By Angela Michelle Corbett
  Dr. Jean Breny Bontempi, Faculty Mentor

• Knowledge of Risk Ractors for Cardiovascular Diseases among South Asian Indian-American Women.
  By Preethi Ann Varghese
  Dr. Sandra Bulmer, Faculty Mentor

• Computational Classification of Protein Subcellular Localizations using Pattern Discovery Methods.
  By Nnamdi Ihuegbu
  Dr. Taraneh Seyed, Faculty Mentor