• The Effect of Conducting Gesture on Produced Choral Sound 

  Nelson, Emma (2018-04-14)

  The gestural movements a conductor chooses directly affects the way singers respond in an ensemble setting. Aspects of music that will be defined and modeled in this performance lecture include dynamics, breath flow, ...
• Assessment in the Instrumental Music Ensemble Setting 

  Buonpane, Amy; Mahoney, Micayla (2018-04-14)

  This workshop will focus on authentic and formative assessment in the instrumental music ensemble setting in order to measure skill development, provide specific feedback, and guide improvement for developing musicians. ...
• Exploring the Neurodevelopmental Effects of Sublethal Exposure to the Priority Pyrene in the Amphibian Model Xenopus Laevis 

  Sarah Heissenberger; Anna McFarlin; Robert Tocci (Keene State College, 10/11/2017)

  The common pollutant pyrene (PYR) is known to cross the placenta thus exposing human fetuses in utero. To better understand the potential risk of PYR exposure to the developing nervous system, behavioral assays were preformed ...
• Best Practices For Small Businesses: Responding to Negative Comments Online 

  Nicole E Mowat (Keene State College, 10/11/2017)

  In an age when information can go viral instantaneously a company's reputation is at risk. Consumers place more weight on negative customer feedback than positive word-of-mouth feedback when evaluating a product online. ...
• Is Sentiment Lost in the Digital Age? Psycho-social and physiological responses affect perception in receiving emails versus letters. 

  Rebecca Freitas (Keene State College, 10/11/2017)

  In this day and age, emails have all but replaced the written letter. Yet despite this takeover receiving a letter is still perceived to be an exciting event that instills joy, while emails provide slight agitation. This ...

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