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SRT sponsors interdisciplinary research projects. The research is conducted by teams of faculty and students, including partners from other domestic and international institutions.

Research Projects (Fall 2002-Spring 2008):

TITLE: WOUND ASSESSMENT: A COMPARISON BETWEEN DIGITAL PLANIMETRY AND VISITRAK SYSTEM RELATIVE TO RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY. Submitted in June of 2008 by Michael Brogan, PT, DPT, PhD, CWS, Dean of Health and Human Services. Student Researchers: Rebecca Martel SPT '09, Kaitlyn Kester SPT '09, Holly Wood Brown SPT ‘09.
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TITLE: RELIEF BASED ON BUFFALO 'S ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS. Submitted in December 2007 by Dennis Barraclough, Professor of Art. Student researchers: Jamie Callari and Laura James.
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TITLE: LESSONS FROM THE DEAD: THE EXPERIENCE OF UNDERGRADUATES WORKING WITH CADAVERS. Submitted in September 2007 by Brent Dean Robbins, Assistant Professor, Psychology. Student researchers: Ashley Tomaka, Cara Innus, and Joel Patterson, and Gary Styn.
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TITLE: Computational Evaluation of Ruthenium Complexes as Potential Chemotherapeutic Agents. Submitted in May 2007 by Matthew S. Ward, Assistant Professor, Natural Sciences. Student Researchers: Eric M. Majchrzak and Stephanie V. Harding.
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Poster presented by Eric M. Majchrzak and Stephanie V. Harding at the North East Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Fall 2006.
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TITLE: Literacy in Information: Evaluating Internet Resources.  Submitted in May 2007 by Matthew S. Ward, Assistant Professor, Natural Sciences. Student Researchers: Jennifer Fendrick & Nicole Christensen.
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TITLE: VISUAL CITYSCAPE OF BUFFALO'S HERITAGE. Submitted Spring 2007 by Dennis Barraclough, Professor, Art. Student researchers: Jamie Callari and Laura James.
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LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF STUDENTS' REFLECTIVE JUDGMENT IN FOUR DEGREE PROGRAMS WITH THE STEPS FOR BETTER THINKING MODEL: THIRD-YEAR RESULTS February 2007. Update submitted by Ellen Banks, Professor/Chair, Psychology Department Student researchers: Pamela Rueda and Domionique Coffie, 2003-2005; Amy Madison and David Forstadt, 2005-2006; and Alissa D'Attilio and Samantha Sessamen, 2006-2007.
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PREDICTIVE VALUE OF HEALTH BELIEF MODEL AND SOCIAL COGNITIVE THEORY RELATED TO HIV RISK AMONG YOUTH IN NAIROBI Summer 2006 Proposal Submitted by Justine Tutuska, MPH, Director of Health Care Studies and Alicia Viltrakis, Daemen College Student, Health Care Studies.
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REPORT ON ECOTRAILPROJECT. Spring 2006. Submitted by Brenda Young, Associate Professor & Chair of Natural Sciences and Kevin Kegler, Associate Professor, Department of Visual and Performing Arts. Student Participants from Environmental Science 201 Spring 2006 Stephanie Domroes, Lauren Faulks, Nickolas Fotia, Dawn Gibson, Kariel Kohane, Wendy Smith, Lauren Stack, Emily Strong, Kristen Szramkowski and Alicia Tucker.
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GROVER CLEVELAND INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT April 2006 Completed by the Junior Social Work Class:Katherine Beyer, Pamela Boyd Laura Koscielnia, Courtney Lepinskie, Ann Marie Masiewicz, Stacey Mueller, Rachel Ritzenthaler, Jessica Shisler, Amanda Sobolewski, and Renee Bowman Daniel, Instructor.
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FINDING COMMON GROUND: UNDERSTANDING ISSUES PERTAINING TO RACIAL PERSPECTIVES, STUDENT RELATIONSHIPS, AND INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT THROUGH A COLLEGE MINORITY STUDENT PANEL DISCUSSION. April 2006 by Dr. Joanne Sadler and Dr. Mark Brown with Panel Participation by Daemen College Students
Mara Cappas, Jessika Cruz, Damien DesBordes, Jessica Mann, and Tiffany Goldwire
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LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF STUDENTS’ REFLECTIVE JUDGMENT IN FOUR DEGREE PROGRAMS WITH THE STEPS FOR BETTER THINKING MODEL: FIRST-YEAR RESULTS April 2005 Poster Presentation. Submitted by Ellen C. Banks, Professor, Psychology, and Dominique Coffie and Pamela Rueda. With assistance from Susan Wolcott.  Download PowerPoint Poster

RESEARCH IN INORGANIC BIOCHEMISTRY: VANADIUM ANALOGUES AS ORALLY ACTIVE INSULIN ENHANCING AGENTS Fall 2004 Proposal, Submitted by Rebecca Martel '07 and Matthew Ward, Assistant Professor, Natural Sciences. Download in Word Download proposal in PDF

THE THOMAS REYNOLDS CENTER FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION AND AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS May 2004 Report. Download report in Microsoft Word Download report in PDF

DISTRIBUTION OF THE INVASIVE WETLAND PLANT, LYTHRUM SALICARIA, AND ITS EFFECTS ON THE POLLINATOR COMMUNITY. Six-Month Report, submitted by Brenda L Young, Ph.D Chairperson, Department of Natural Sciences, in collaboration with Daemen student Betty J. Colton. 2/25/03.
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THE EFFECTS OF AN INTRODUCED WETLAND PLANT SPECIES ON POLLINATION SUCCESS IN NATIVE SPECIES. Original Proposal, submitted by Brenda L Young, Ph.D., Chairperson, Department of Natural Sciences
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RESEARCH ON CHILDREN'S LEAD EXPOSURE: PARENT AWARENESS AND TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS. submitted by Ellen C. Banks, Ed.D., Psychology Department. Download in Word  Download in PDF

DEVELOPING A METHOD USING GPS MEASUREMENTS TO MONITOR CREEK EDGE EROSION. Final Report, submitted by Kathleen Murphy, Ph.D., Chemistry Department in collaboration with Daemen student James Gagnon April, 2003. Download Report in Word Download Report in PDF

A NOVEL METHOD FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF STRONTIUM IN WATER SAMPLES Final Report, submitted by Kathleen Murphy, Ph.D., Chemistry Department in collaboration with Daemen student Jason Kirk April, 2003.
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RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES AND STREAM WATER: AN EARLY WARNING SYSTEM, proposal for research project, submitted by Kathleen Murphy, Ph.D., Chemistry Department Download proposal in Word  Download proposal in PDF

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