The College of Education is proud to again host Three Minute Thesis
February 26 — 11:00 a.m. PST— Zoom
In 2014, the College of Education hosted a college-level Three Minute Thesis. Provost Dan Bernardo was part of the judging panel. His office then took it university wide starting in 2015, sponsoring the event, while the College of Education has administered it each year.
This year, for the eighth year in a row, the College of Education will hear its best and brightest doctoral students share their research.
Awards are: First Place – $750, Second Place – $500, Third Place – $250, Fourth Place – $100, Fifth Place – $100.
CONGRATS TO JO CRANDALL for winning this year’s 3MT event!
A replay of the event will be available soon. In the meantime, each competitor’s presentation is on their bio.
The Starting Lineup
Jo Crandall
Mathematics and Science Education
Yustinus Calvin
Language, Literacy, and Technology
Chioma Ezeh
Language, Literacy, and Technology
Pruksapan Bantawtook
Language, Literacy, and Technology
Dustin Van Orman
Educational Psychology
Jaime Rice
Cultural Studies and Social Thought in Education
Presentation order
- Chioma Ezeh
- Yustinus Calvin
- Amanda McMahon
- Jo Crandall
- Pruksapan Bantawtook
- Dustin Van Orman
- Jaime Rice
Amanda McMahon
Prevention Science
Judges
Kim Holapa
Associate Vice President
External Engagement and Strategic Initiatives
Division of Student Affairs
Ellen Taylor
Associate Vice President
Student Engagement
Division of Student Affairs
Sara Zaske
Science Writer
News and Media Relations
University Marketing & Communications
Kanale Rhoden
Scholarly Assistant Professor
COMJOUR
Murrow College of Communication