The college that started it all at WSU again hosted its own Three Minute Thesis.
February 25, 2016
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 in 2015, sponsoring the event, while the College of Education administered it, along with hosting its own college-level event again.
This year, for the third year in a row, the College of Education got to hear its best and brightest doctoral students share their research.
VIEW PHOTOS FROM THE EVENT
The Results
Second Place
Amir Gilmore
People’s Choice
Abir El Shaban
The Starting Lineup
Blanca Caro
Counseling Psychology
Amir Gilmore
Cultural Studies
Sam Haghighi
Counseling Psychology
Andrew Iverson
Educational Psychology
Julie Noyes
Veterinary Science Education
Abir El Shaban
Language, Literacy, and Technology
Zhe Wang
Educational Psychology
Judges
Lynn Buckley
Principal Assistant
Krenny Hammer
Program Supervisor
Nedra Murray
Program Coordinator
Matthew Vaughn
Information Technology Director
Prizes
- 1st Place: $300*
- 2nd Place: $150
- People’s Choice: $50
*The winner of the college event will also represent the college at the university event on Tuesday, March 22, 2016.