On Thursday, April 10, the floor of the Wilkinson Center Ballroom was transformed into a space of academic learning and discourse during this semester’s Mary Lou Fulton Mentored Student Research Conference.
Hosted each winter and fall semesters by the College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences, this April's event highlighted the innovative research of 587 presenters detailed in 304 posters from undergraduates and 81 posters from graduate students in the college.
With the help of 113 faculty mentors, each participating student prepares research to be evaluated by faculty judges. This year, 54 winners were selected across the college’s nine departments for their impressive work.
Brik Royce, a junior studying sociology, conducted research on whether counseling has a significant effect on the relationship between depressive symptoms and screen time.
Speaking of his faculty mentor, Lance Erickson, sociology professor, Royce says, “He helped me work through the theoretical framework of my question and narrow it down to where it needed to be. He also helped teach me the skills and knowledge to interpret all my findings.”
This year’s conference also featured a new judging category in celebration of BYU’s upcoming sesquicentennial. The new Becoming BYU category recognizes research inspired by BYU's mission focus on constitutional democracy, freedom of religion, strengthening families, and alleviating poverty.
One entrant in the new category, geography junior Eliza Hammari, presented “Urban Heat Islands Across Major U.S. Cities and the Relationship Between Surface Temperature and Socioeconomic Status."
As a first-time presenter, she describes her experience as one of learning and growth. “It has been awesome to see other students and connect with them through our research focuses,” says Hammari.
After presenting their posters in the morning, student presenters, faculty mentors, university leaders, and college supporters gathered for lunch in the Garden Court. During the meal, a short program celebrated the collaborative efforts between mentors and students and recognized the recipients of this year’s conference awards.
Dean Laura Padilla-Walker also addressed the group, discussing the college’s unique opportunity for publishing mentored research. “Mentored research is just one of many ways—but an important way—that our students are able to engage in inspiring learning. We feel that the opportunities students have to engage with faculty research is a real strength of the programs that we offer.”
Dean Padilla-Walker then surprised Brent and Cheri Andrus with an award for their significant donations to support mentored research and learning. Of the Andruses, she says, "They not only contribute resources but also provide personal mentorship and leadership, guiding students as they navigate their academic journeys."
Participating in the conference has many benefits for students. Simply going through the research process and organizing the information in a presentable format, and then learning to talk about their research is an important skill. Students with winning posters also receive cash prizes, which increased this year. All student presenters with a major in the college are also eligible to apply for up to $250 to assist with graduate school application fees.
A complete list of winning projects appears below, and all posters are available to view online at fultonconference.byu.edu.
Talk to your professors about how to participate in future conferences or discover more about the process online. The next conference is Thursday, December 4, 2025.
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Cheri and Brent Andrus pose with two sons and their spouses, President Shane Reese, Jim Crawley, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker after receiving an Award of Appreciation.
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Graduate student Rufus Pearce poses with President Shane Reese, his mentor Jacob Hickman, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and Academic Vice President Justin Collings for his 1st place award in Anthropology.
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Graduate student Chenae Duerden poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Sarah Coyne for her 3rd place award in the School of Family Life.
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Graduate students Khiara Cardoza poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and mentors Sarah Coyne and Jeremy Yorgason for
the 2nd place award in the School of Family Life.
the 2nd place award in the School of Family Life.
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Graduate student Sofia Suxo-Sanchez poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Ashley LeBaron-Black for the 1st place award in the School of Family Life.
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Graduate student Anna Wheeler poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for the 1st place award in Psychology.
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Macy Paxton poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Gordon Limb for the 3rd place award in Social Work.
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Graduate student Carter Reeves poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, for his 1st place award in Social Work. (Not pictured: co-investigator Isabel Larisch and mentor David Wood)
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Graduate student Sierra Gray poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for her 4th place award in Social Work.
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Rae Larson poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for her 2nd place award in Anthropology.
9 Conner Wilkinson- Josh Nicholis- Bryson Mumford- Maxwell Dunbar- Britton Davis- Joe Price- Rich Patterson-(web).jpg
Conner Wilkinson, Josh Nicholis, Bryson Mumford, Maxwell Dunbar, and Britton Davis pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and their mentor Joe Price for their 1st place award in Economics.
Abi Wagner- Cara Wilkey- Aaron Skabelund-(web).jpg
Abi Wagner and Cara Wilkey pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for their 2nd place award in Civic Engagement
10 Aubrielle Miner- Kegan Adams- Hailey Stoddard- Brooke Baugh- Emma Roberts, -(web).jpg
Aubrielle Miner, Hailey Stoddard, Brooke Baugh and Emma Roberts pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and their mentor Jeremy Yorgason for their 4th place award in the School of Family Life. (Not pictured Kegan Adams)
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Alexa Merrill poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Michael Cope for their 4th place award for the Charles Redd Center.
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Asia Reid poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Michael Barber for their 4th place award from Civic Engagement.
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Graduate student Camille Elder poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Ashley Fraser for the 2nd place award in the Becoming BYU category.
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Cambria Hayes poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for her 3rd place award for from the Becoming BYU category and the Students' Choice Award for Best Presenter.
Cara Wilkey- Kate Rich- Jocelyn Wikle-(web).jpg
Cara Wilkey and Kate Rich pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for their 1st place award in the School of Family Life.
Carley Flake- Lana Ostaszewski- Martha Bown- Jeff Nokes-(web).jpg
Carley Flake and Lana Ostaszewski pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and their mentor Associate Dean Jeff Nokes for their 3rd place award from Civic Engagement.
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Drake Crapo poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for an Honorable Mention Award in Political Science.
Dallin Hartsell- Samuel Badal- Grayson Morgan-(web).jpg
Samuel Badal poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and his mentor Grayson Morgan for the 2nd place award in Geography.
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Eliza Brooks poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for the 2nd place award from Gerontology.
Ellie Mitchell- Ethan Busby- Chris Karpowitz- Jessica Preece- Joshua Gubler- Lisa Argyle-(web).jpg
Ellie Mitchell poses with President Shane Reese, faculty mentors Chris Karpowitz and Ethan Busby, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and Academic Vice President Justin Collings for her 2nd place award in the Belonging & Diversity category.
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Hannah Hendricks poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Michael Cope for her 3rd place award from the Charles Redd Center for Western Studies.
Emily Anderson- Lindsey Blake- Jocelyn Wikle-(web).jpg
Emily Anderson and Lindsey Blake pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for the 3rd place award in the School of Family Life.
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Graduate student Jaime Dick poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Jeremy Yorgason for the 1st place award for Gerontology.
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Jenna Coleman poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Andrea Busby for an Honorable Mention for the School of Family Life.
Jordan Harmon- Braden Fairbanks- Abigail Christensen- Jenson Zaugg- Zach Fiore- Jonah Burch- Kate Woodruff- Ryan Cluff- Steven Luke-(web).jpg
Jonah Burch, Abigail Christensen, and Ryan Cluff pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for their 2nd place award in Psychology.
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Jeremy Bennett and Adam Carsner pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and mentor Grayson Morgan for their 1st place award in Geography.
Kate Glover- Amanda Nikoline Poulsen- Ada Romney- Cambria Siddoway- Aubrey Tew- Sydnee Hunt- Sarah Coyne-(web).jpg
Cambria Siddoway poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Sarah Coyne for the 1st place award in the School of Family Life.
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Kathryn Blau and Travis Ashby pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for their 1st and 2nd place awards from the Charles Redd Center for Western Studies.
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Kendra Pinegar poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and mentor Darin Self for the 2nd place award in Political Science
Kaylee Radford- Jared Miskin- Adriane Cavallini-(web).jpg
Kaylee Radford and Jared Miskin pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and their mentor Adriane Cavallini for their 4th place award in Psychology.
Lacey Paulsen- Jane Lopez-(web).jpg
Lacey Paulsen poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for her 3rd place award from Belonging and Diversity.
Laura Pacheco- Chris Karpowitz-(web).jpg
Laura Pacheco pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Chris Karpowitz for her 3rd place award in Political Science.
Meg Elvidge- Elsa Longhurst- Jared Warren-(web).jpg
Elsa Longhurst poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for her 2nd place award in Psychology.
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Mary Moody poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Celeste Beesley for the 1st place award in Political Science.
Nicoline Roberts- Beth Mitchell- Emma Bills- Jon Felt-(web).jpg
Nicoline Roberts poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for her 4th place award from Belonging and Diversity.
Parker Davis- Camden Carter- Quin Monson-(web).jpg
Parker Davis and Camden Carter pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and mentor Quin Monson for the 1st place award from Belonging and Diversity.
Quinn Mitchell- Jackson Wolfer- Hannah Feil- Bob Ridge-(web).jpg
Quinn Mitchell and Jackson Wolfer pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for their 1st place award in Psychology.
Parker Peterson- Ruth Kerry-(web).jpg
Parker Peterson poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for his 1st place award in the Becoming BYU category.
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Sam Lee poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for his 1st place award from Civic Engagement.
Sofia Suxo-Sanchez - - Savannah Lowe- Daniel Boggess- Sarah Coyne- Adam Rogers- Ashley LeBaron Black-(web).jpg
Sofia Suxo-Sanchez, Savannah Lowe, and Daniel Boggess pose with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and their mentors Sarah Coyne, Adam Rogers, and Ashley LeBaron-Black for the 4th place award for the Becoming BYU category.
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Shari Franke poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and mentor Darin Self for her 4th place award in Political Science.
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Gracie Stokes poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Blake Jones for the Students' Choice Award for Timeliest Topic.
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Tala Alnasser poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, Dean Laura Padilla-Walker, and her mentor Scott Sanders for the 2nd place award in Sociology.
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Emery Southam poses with President Shane Reese, Academic Vice President Justin Collings, and Dean Laura Padilla-Walker for the Students' Choice Award for Most Eye-Catching Poster.
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Undergraduate Awards
| Award | Presenter(s) | Mentor(s) | Title |
Anthropology | |||
| 1st | Juliana Merkley | David Johnson | Fossilized Through Life and Death: An Analysis of Fossils as Votive Offerings in Nabataean Burial Ritual |
| 2nd | Rae Larson | David Johnson | Typologies: A Case Study of Petra Jordan Tomb Facades |
Economics | |||
| 1st | Britton Davis, Maxwell Dunbar, Bryson Mumford, Josh Nicholls, Conner Wilkinson | Rich Patterson, Joe Price | Effect of World War I Veteran Status on Earnings |
Family Life | |||
| 1st | Kate Rich, Cara Wilkey | Jocelyn Wikle | Digital Literacy: Bringing It to Utah's K-12 Classrooms |
| 2nd | Kate Glover, Sydnee Hunt, Amanda Nikoline Poulsen, Ada Romney, Cambria Siddoway, Aubrey Tew | Sarah Coyne | Painful Parenting: The Toll of Psychological Control on Teen Mental Health |
| 3rd | Emily Anderson, Lindsey Blake | Jocelyn Wikle | Balancing Books and Babies: Supporting Student Parents at Brigham Young University |
| 4th | Kegan Adams, Brooke Baugh Lacey Krantz, Aubrielle Miner, Emma Roberts, Lauren Roberts, Hailey Stoddard | Jeremy Yorgason | It's Not All Bad: Covid-19 and Marital Satisfaction |
Geography | |||
| 1st | Jeremy Bennett, Adam Carsner | Grayson Morgan | A Predictive Model for Fremont Trade Routes |
| 2nd | Samuel Badal, Dallin Hartsell | Grayson Morgan | Submarine Cable Vulnerability |
History | |||
| 1st | Connie Vance | Jay Buckley | Petals of Resistance: a Florist's Fight Against Wartime Bias |
| 2nd | Dawson Muranaka | Aaron Skabelund | Topaz in Memory: The Evolving Representation of Topaz Internment Camp |
| 3rd | Travis Ashby, Kathryn Blau | Aaron Skabelund | "Because We Shared Topaz": Shared Identity and Interracial Memory of an Internment Camp School |
Political Science | |||
| 1st | Mary Moody | Celeste Beesley | Under Threat, Overwhelmed: How National Security Crises Impact Support for Right-Wing Populism |
| 2nd | Kendra Pinegar | Darin Self | Democracy: Lost in Translation? Measuring Perceptions and Support for Democracy |
| 3rd | Laura Pacheco | Chris Karpowitz | How Does Partisanship Influence Views on Teaching Abut Racism? |
| 4th | Shari Franke | Darin Self | Do Polarizing Strategies Actually Help Opposition Parties? Sometimes, It Pays Off |
Psychology | |||
| 1st | Hannah Fell, Quinn Mitchell, Jackson Wolfer | Bob Ridge | Mind Games: The Immediate Emotional Consequence of Gaslighting |
| 2nd | Meg Elvidge, Elsa Longhurst | Jared Warren | The Effects of Awe and Wonder on Well-Being: A Pilot Study |
| 3rd | Jonah Burch, Abigail Christensen, Ryan Cluff, Braden Fairbanks, Zach Flore, Jordan Harmon, Kate Woodruff, Jenson Zaugg | Steven Luke | Personal Biases Fall Short; AI-Generated Images Elicit Greater Preference and Visual Engagement |
| 4th | Jared Miskin, Kaylee Radford | Adriane Cavallini | Anxiety Severity Levels in a Clinical Population: The Role of Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation |
Sociology | |||
| 1st | Hannah Hendricks | Michael Cope | "Please Respect the Balance Between Progress and Protection": Content Analysis of Public Comments Regarding The Bears Ears National Monument Designation |
| 2nd | Tala Alnasser, Rachel Vogelmann | Scott Sanders | On the Sociology of Faith and Culture: Morocco and Spain PEAT Study Abroad |
| 3rd | Merelin Lesovska | Eric Dahlin | Developing a GPT for Program and Product Design in Low-Income Communities |
| 4th | Jane Henderson, Zander Kahuhu, Emma Roverts | Ben Gibbs | Class Crossed Lovers: The Influence of Class Differences in Marriage on Parenting |
Graduate Awards
| Award | Presenter(s) | Mentor(s) | Title |
Anthropology | |||
| 1st | Rufus Pearce | Jacob Hickman, Jenny Pulsipher | "Go and Kill Them": The Extermination of the Timpanogos |
Family Life | |||
| 1st | Sofia Suxo-Sanchez | Ashley LeBaron-Black | Financial Captain: How Locus of Control Bridges Financial Socialization and Self-Efficacy |
| 2nd | Khiara Cardoza, Rylie Speirs | Sarah Coyne, Ashley Larsen, Joseph Olsen, Jeremy Yorgason | The COVID Catalyst: Did the Pandemic Transform Gender Attitudes? |
| 3rd | Chenae Duerden | Sarah Coyne | Digital Pacifiers: The Longitudinal Influence of Using Media to Regulate Children's Emotions |
| 4th | Julia Christensen | Shayne Anderson | The Relationship Between Therapeutic Alliance, Relationship Satisfaction, and Presenting Problem Severity in Heterosexual Couples |
Psychology | |||
| 1st | Anna Wheeler | Michael Larson | Executive Functioning Following a Randomized Controlled Trial of Heart Rate Variability Biofeedback in Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury |
Social Work | |||
| 1st | Isabel Larisch, Carter Reeves | Joseph Olsen, David Wood | Life Fulfillment, Post Traumatic Stress, and Suicide Risk Among Explosive Ordinance Disposal Technicians |
| 2nd | Mary Broadbent | Joseph Olsen, Stacey Shaw | Strength in Community: Social Support, Emotional Regulation, and Easing Distress in Syrian Refugee Women in Türkiye |
| 3rd | Macy Paxton | Gordon Limb | Parental Enculturation and Ethnic Identity Development in Native American Adoptees and Youth in Foster Care |
| 4th | Sierra Gray | Steven Hoffman | Opening Doors: Parental Involvement and Youth Mental Health Help-Seeking in Mexico |
Sociology | |||
| 1st | Greta Asay | Melissa S Jones | School Connectedness and Delinquency: Examining Gender Differences |
Center Awards
| Award | Presenter(s) | Mentor(s) | Title |
Belonging and Diversity | |||
| 1st | Camden Carter, Parker Davis | Quin Monson | Religious and Political Identity Conflict Among Black Latter-day Saints |
| 2nd | Ellie Mitchell | Lisa Argyle, Ethan Busby, Joshua Gubler, Chris Karpowitz, Jessica Preece | How Gender and Context Shape Persuasion |
| 3rd | Lacey Paulsen | Jane Lopez | Pathways of Privilege: How Advantage Drives Identity & Worldview Formation for Utah Immigrants |
| 4th | Emma Bills, Beth Mitchell, Nicoline Roberts | Jon Felt | Captured in Light: Helen Snow's Compassionate Portrayal of Women and Children in Yunnan |
Civic Engagement | |||
| 1st | Sam Lee | Brigham Frandsen | Culster-Robust Variance Estimators for Instrumental Variables: Theory and Application for Assessing the Legislative Role of Women in Reducing Carbon Emissions |
| 2nd | AbiWagner, Cara Wilkey | Aaron Skabelund | The Hidden Crisis: Senior Malnutrition in Utah County |
| 3rd | Martha Bown, Carley Flake, Lana Ostaszewski | Jeff Nokes | Bridging the Gap Between Critical Thinking and Civic Action Through Semi-Structured Civics Inquiries in Social Studies Classrooms |
| 4th | Asia Reid | Michael Barber | Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Analyzing the Individual Mobilizing Effect of Vote-by-Mail in Utah's Municipal Elections |
Gerontology | |||
| 1st | Jaime Dick | Jeremy Yorgason | Assessing Ageism in Media Coverage of the 2024 Election |
| 2nd | Eliza Brooks | Michael Larson | Impact of Heart Rate Variability Biofeedback on Executive Function in Older Adults |
NEW! Becoming BYU | |||
| 1st | Parker Peterson | Ruth Kerry | Social Gaps & Urban Divides: How Social Factors Shape Economic Disadvantage in American Cities |
| 2nd | Camille Elder | Ashley Fraser | Children's Observed Hope Predicts Parents' Goal-Coaching and Authoritative Parenting Style: A Child-Centered Approach |
| 3rd | Isaiah Bates, Cambria Hayes | John Hoffmann | Parent Family Variables and Cyberbullying |
| 4th | Daniel Boggess, Savannah Lowe, Sofia Suxo-Sanchez | Sarah Coyne, Ashley LeBaron-Black, Adam Rogers | More Than Just a Money Mindset: Socioeconomic Status as a Barrier to Financial Socialization Success |
Redd Center for Western Studies | |||
| 1st | Travis Ashby, Kathryn Blau | Aaron Skabelund | The Ram-bler: A Space for Student Dissent in the Topaz |
| 2nd | Travis Ashby, Kathryn Blau | Aaron Skabelund | "Because We Shared Topaz": Shared Identity and Interracial Memory of an Internment Camp School |
| 3rd | Hannah Hendricks | Michael Cope | "Please Respect and Balance Between Progress and Protection": Content Analysis of Public Comments Regarding The Bears Ears National Monument Designation |
| 4th | Alexa Merrill | Michael Cope, Carol Ward | Let Utah Manage Whose Land? |