Lincoln Memorial University Research Day 2025 will take place on Friday, April 4, 2025, at Tex Turner Arena. Faculty, staff, undergraduate, and graduate students in any discipline are invited to participate through poster presentation.
New to the format this year is the presence of booths to advertise the range of research resources, fellowships, and awards available within LMU, regionally, nationally, and internationally. Likewise, a new award format will recognize student winners in the following categories at an award night event in the week following Research Day.
Arts | Humanities | Social Sciences | Education | Mathematics and Computer Science |
Nursing | Business | Engineering | Health Professions | Biological and Conservation Science |
Chemical and Physical Science |
Nursing | Business | Education | Osteopathic Medicine | Veterinary Medicine |
Dentistry | Biomedical and Medical Science | Public Administration | Occupational Therapy | Physical Therapy |
Jurisprudence | Psychology |
The eighth annual Lincoln Memorial University Research Day included oral and poster presentations from over one hundred and fifty undergraduate students, graduate students, faculty, and staff. Below are the winners in each of the judged categories. Please join the Office of Research, Grants, and Sponsored programs in congratulating these students! Undergraduate Oral Presentation Joshua Boldon, School of Mathematics and Sciences: Synthesis and Physiochemical Properties of a Trifluoroacetamido Derivative of Acetaminophen Undergraduate Group Oral Presentation Stewart Thacker and Christian Piercy, School of Mathematics and Sciences: Overview of Coastal Marine Trophic Diversity and How Trophic Diversity Affects Ecosystem Health Undergraduate Poster Presentation Mackenzie Amoureux, School of Business: The Effects of a Multi-Generational Work Force in Today's Society Undergraduate Group Poster Presentation Kassidy Miller, Katy Pozzuto, Alex James, and Jantai Malataev, School of Business: Strategic Analysis: JP Morgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) Graduate Group Oral Presentation Erick Moberg, Mariah Bartz, Erinn Conlin, Conor McGrew, Grant Boxey, and John Gassler, DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine: Prevalence of Plaques Discovered in the Spinal Cord Region of Human Anatomical Donors After Completing a Full Laminectomy Procedure Graduate Poster Presentation Madison Moyers, Carter and Moyers School of Education: Yoga as Therapeutic Treatment Modality for PTSD and other Trauma Related Disorders Graduate Group Poster Presentation Ian Schultheiss, Tyler Cameron, Cody Carr, Conor McGrew, Eric Moberg, and John Gassler, DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine: Efficacy of 3D Printed Models in Anatomic Education |