Symposium: “How does green tea consumption reduce prostate cancer risk?” featuring Dr. Michael Carasto

Dr. Carastro’s primary area of academic expertise is in the field of biochemistry and molecular biology. His career specialties are in molecular oncology research, as well as biochemistry and molecular biology education. The current focus of Carastro’s research is on prostate cancer and tumor suppressor genes. His symposium was titled, “How does green tea consumptionContinue reading “Symposium: “How does green tea consumption reduce prostate cancer risk?” featuring Dr. Michael Carasto”

UT Honors Program Hosts Inaugural Spaulding Speaker Series featuring Dr. Robert Agnew

On March 31, 2022, Dr. Robert Agnew, gave his lecture, General Stain Theory: An Overview and Policy Implications.” Dr. Agnew is the creator of the general strain theory of delinquency in the field of Criminology. He explained general strain theory states that certain strains or stressors, such as economic problems and peer abuse, increase theContinue reading “UT Honors Program Hosts Inaugural Spaulding Speaker Series featuring Dr. Robert Agnew”

Honors Thesis Symposium 3/18/2022

Five graduating Honors students presented their Honors Theses Friday March 18 as an Honors symposium. Margaret Baker discussed her research analyzing the relationship between zooplankton and marine contamination. Alexandra M. Rodriguez discussed her research focusing on facial recognition and mask wear. Jana De Kock used her Honors thesis to analyze psychological and physiological effects ofContinue reading “Honors Thesis Symposium 3/18/2022”