Capstone Conference

Rochester Christian University Capstone Conference

Welcome to Rochester Christian University’s Capstone Conference (formerly Academic Symposium), where we join together to celebrate our vibrant academic community and present the academic achievements and capstone projects of dozens of Rochester Christian University students. As is always the case, this semester’s program boasts a diversity of subject matter and a display of critical thinking as reflected in our students’ printed and electronic posters, scholarly papers, executive simulations, public relations campaigns for real-world clients, and many others.

SESSION A 9:25 – 10:40 a.m.

Psychology 1 RUAC 103

 

Business 1 RUAC 203

 

Natural  Science 1 RUAC 306

 

Mass Communication 1 RUAC 601

 

Nursing 1 RUAC 604

SESSION B 10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Psychology 2 RUAC 103

 

Computer Information Systems 1 RUAC 203

 

Natural  Science 2 RUAC 306

 

Mass Communication 2 RUAC 601

 

Nursing 2 RUAC 604

SESSION C 1:00 – 2:15 p.m. 

Psychology 3 RUAC 103

 

Computer Information Systems 2 RUAC 203

 

Natural  Science 3 RUAC 306

 

Mass Communication 3 RUAC 601

 

Nursing 3 RUAC 604

Session D 2:20 – 3:5 p.m. 

Poster Presentations – RUAC Lobby and Hallways

Mass Communication 4  RUAC 601

SESSION E 3:10 – 4:25 p.m. 

English 1 RUAC 103

 

Health Care Management 1 RUAC 203

 

Natural  Science 4 RUAC 306

ACADEMIC AWARDS CEREMONY 4:30 p.m. 

RUAC auditorium

ONLINE SESSIONS

Online presentations and posters can be viewed at capstone.rcu.edu

Behavioral Science

Julia Louise Edwards – Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy in Child With Autism

Michelande Menos – TBA

Luisa Sterbyci – Clinical Outreach Internship: Empowering Wellness with DirectRX

Early Childhood Studies

Laura Armbruster – Philosophy of Education: Meeting a Child’s Individual Needs

Zaire G. Bridges – Philosophy of Education

Shais Cardle – Philosophy of Education

Genora Cobb – Follow the Child

Sherri Cole – Philosophy of Educating the Whole Child in a Safe, Nurturing Environment

Juan Diaz – Philosophy of Education

Sirena Marie Flack – Philosophy of Education

Nathaniel Lyle Gaines, Jr. – From the Classroom to the Community: The Impact of One 

Teacher’s Philosophy of Education

Ebony Glenn-McCloud – Philosophy of Education

Felicitas Gonzalez-Membrillo – Philosophy of Education

Kaitlyn A. Hewitt – Philosophy of Education: Inspiring the Next Generation of Young Learners

Chloe Simone Hutchison – The Guide to Developmentally Appropriate Teaching Methods

Kayla J’nae-Chari Johnson – Philosophy of Education

Hamida Kali – Philosophy of Education

Callie Linari – Philosophy of Education: The Importance of Early Literacy for Young Children

Erica R. Luckado – Philosophy of Education

Denise Luckas – Philosophy of Education

Lisa N. May – Philosophy of Education: The Importance of Playful Learning

Jacquelyn A. Mosley – Philosophy of Education

Rosabel Ortiz-Maldonado – The Child-Focused Philosophy of Education

Megan Elizabeth Ray – My Education Journey

Alicia Roderick – Philosophy of Education

Dawn Schwanke – Philosophy of Education

Angelica Selleke – Exploring Early Childhood Development: A Comprehensive Study

Sarah Jean Stevens – Philosophy of Education

Jillian Thom – Ethics Research Paper

Tessa Thrasher – Philosophy of Education

Rachael Ann Tuter – The Magical Philosophy of Education

Elementary Education

Stephanie Harkness – Sixth Grade Math Chapter 8: Integers, Number Lines, and the Coordinate 

Plane

Kirsten Marie Schapman – Unlocking Young Minds: The Impact on High-Level Reading Groups 

in Kindergarten

Mass Communication

Floyd Stanley – Who’s Coming To Town: Santa or Satan?

THEATRE

The RCU Theatre Department will present Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None tonight and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Three seniors (Ken Herndon, Nicole Lawrence, and McKeighla Saxinger) will play the roles they discussed in their presentations at the Fall 2023 Capstone Conference.