I’m interested in researching racial disparities in our current healthcare system. I received my undergraduate degree in Biology with the intent to attend PA school. My passions lie in science, research, healthcare, and social justice. I want to use this opportunity to blend all of these passions into one overarching research question. This summer I conducted research on the Virginia… Read more »
Working in intercollegiate athletics at Richmond, my office works daily with social media channels. We are constantly monitoring the return on investment for our channels, whether it be a sport specific account or the overall main athletics account. I am interested in researching how social media is consumed with NCAA collegiate teams at comparable levels to the University of Richmond…. Read more »
I grew up playing tennis, my whole family played. My mother was a professional tennis player and my father coached on the tour. When my brothers and I started, it was just a fun activity that we could all do together but over time it became more and more of our daily lives. And as time went on, tennis supplied… Read more »
The Epistemological Crisis (E-Crisis) is seen as the non-functioning of society. A recent demonstration of this can be seen in the pandemic (COVID is a Hoax vs COVID is real and dangerous). Rather than a series of discrete instances, it is my contention the E-Crisis has become the dominant feature of society (specifically in the United States), and perhaps more controversial,… Read more »
As of July 1st, 2021, the NCAA is allowing college athletes to profit off of their names, images, and likenesses. This rule is a great opportunity for athletes with a strong social media presence to make money, but I think that there is an opportunity for all athletes to take advantage of this rule change. I am proposing a survey… Read more »