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The K-State Research Forum is an annual showcase of scholarly research conducted by undergraduate and graduate students from all disciplines at Kansas State University. This on-campus event provides students an opportunity to share their research with the university community and to gain experience presenting their work in a professional setting. Students will present their research to faculty judges who will select the top presentations in each section.

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Understanding sexual prejudice among midwestern pre-service and in-service teachers: some quantitative results

Foy, Joelyn K. (2014-05-09)

Sexual orientation is only one facet of diversity (Banks et al., 2005), but teacher preparation may not adequately address sexual prejudice (Lamb, 2013). Quantitative results from a mixed methods design will be presented. ...
The mathematics of homophobic bullying

Foy, Joelyn K. (2013-02-01)
Variation in susceptibility of insects associated with Kansas farm-stored grain to insecticides recommended for empty bin treatments

Sehgal, Blossom (2013-01-29)

Producers apply insecticides to empty bins to kill insects prior to storing newly-harvested grain. We evaluated time-dependent immediate knockdown (KD) and 7-day mortality responses of adults of 16 strains of the red flour ...
Flux growth of cubic boron phosphide crystals

Nwagwu, Ugochukwu; Edgar, James H.; Gong, Yinyan; Kuball, Martin (2013-01-29)

The ability to intercept attempts to smuggle nuclear weapons into the United States is critically important for homeland security. New types of neutron detectors are especially needed, as current devices employ a rare ...
Microbial ecology of stable flies: Effect of bacterial community of aging horse manure on stable fly oviposition and larval development

Albuquerque, Thais Aguiar De; Zurek, Ludek (2012-12-19)

Stable flies (SF) are blood-sucking insects with great negative impact on livestock. SF larvae develop primarily in animal manure. Our hypothesis was that the microbial community in animal manure changes over time and plays ...