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Date: Thursday, March 12, 2026
tIME: 2:00pm-5:00pm

Watch in Person:RLB Library, Room 412

Watch Online: Register for the Zoom Webinar

 

 

Research Engagement Day (RED Talks) provide a chance to learn about research, scholarship and creative activities from faculty, staff and students from all parts of the University of Baltimore.  You can see the schedule of talks below.

Can't stay the whole time? That's OK. You are welcome to join us for as many of the RED Talks as you can.
With each talk only being 5 minutes, there are plenty of opportunities to come and go as your schedule permits.

Schedule 

Time RED Talk Title Presenter(s)
2:00 Introductions Ann Cotten
2:05 Psychological Flexibility in Written Language: Associations with Posttraumatic Stress Symptomology and Impairment Stefphanie Gambrell
2:13 Title: AI and the Administrative State: Pulling Back the Curtain on Mass Adjudication at the Department of Veterans Affairs and Beyond Hugh McClean and Jessica Wherry
2:21 Mental Health as Currency: How E3 Transforms Institutional Wellness Through Educate, Enrich, Elevate Erica Jeanine
2:29 Rethinking Video Learning Using Embedded Questions Margaret GillinghamTeaching Scholars in Residence
2:37 90 Day Fiancé: Gender, Power, and Conflict Kennedi Amaker
2:45 The Dual State Theory in Immigration Law Elizabeth Keyes
2:53 The Ostrich Strategy: Why Ignorance is Legal Bliss Alex Stengel
3:01 Playing the Field: Gamifying Museum Field Trips for High School Students Rachael Zeleny And Dr. Shelly Clay-RobisonTeaching Scholar in Residence
3:09 Why everyone should pay their interns. Neha Lall
3:17 AI in Higher Ed: Who’s Being Heard, Who’s Not? Julia Goffredi
3:25 Transmedia Franchise Characters are Brands Rick S. Pallansch
3:33 Intermission  
3:40 From “How” to “Why”: Using AI Chatbot to Foster Conceptual Understanding and Improve Student Performance Dong ChenTeaching Scholar in Residence
3:48 Retention Red Flags: What Matters for UBalt Students Kathea Smith
3:56 Curating a Thesis Toni Hornes Sullivan
4:04 Ancestral Veneration: Keeping Our Deities Alive Olivia Springer
4:12 Disney goes racing Kyle Meikle
4:20 Sustaining the Frontline: Evaluating Art-Based Expression and Personal Therapy as Interventions to Improve Quality of Life and Professional Longevity Among Community Organizers Hope Ford
4:28 Toward a Theory on the Invisible STEM Barrier Emalia Herr
4:36 No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Trustee Orientation for the Family Member Fiduciary Angela Vallario
4:44 Obdura: A Screenplay on Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Strategic Advocacy Breezy Ludwig
4:52 Teaching Librarian Personas Mike KielTeaching Scholar in Residence
5:00 Closing remarks  


RED Talks are sponsored by:

  • Univeristy of Baltimore Library & Archives
  • Council on Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity
  • Office of Sponsored Research

Send any questions to Michael Shochet at mshochet@ubalt.edu