One scholar.
One slide.
One panel of judges.
Three minutes to give it all you've got.
3MR is an academic competition that cultivates students' presentation and research communication skills, and challenges them to describe their research within three minutes to a general audience.
The competition is open to all active, enrolled Pacific graduate students in good academic standing. Applicants will have the opportunity to participate in info sessions and workshops leading up to the event.
Submissions from 2021
Determining Optimal Resistance Loads During Exercise in Male and Female College Students, Alexia E. Amo, Jacob M. Cunha, Cynthia Villalobos, J. Mark VanNess, and Courtney D. Jensen
Managing Anxiety with Music, Katie A. Bautch
¡Con Ganas Todo Se Puede! Journeys Of First-Generation Latina Nontraditional Community College Student-Mothers, Myra Gardea-Hernández
Traumatic Brain Injury & Teletherapy, Christina Hong, Haley Hager, Jessica Loyola, and Madhu Sundarrajan
Teaching Study Skills To College Students Using Checklist Training, Sarah Kong and Corey Stocco
The Ubiquitination Cascade: Scoring Touchdowns…Inside Your Body!, Anneroos E. Nederstigt
Making Sense of Big (Kinematic) Data: A Comprehensive Analysis of Movement Parameters in a Diverse Population, Naomi Nunis, Mahdi "Mehdi" Khazaeli, Mark VanNess, and Courtney Jensen
Virtual Reality Beyond Gaming, Sabrina Rodriguez and Abel Fernandez
What About Our Multicultural Population: Language Development Among Preschoolers With and Without Hearing Loss, Joanne Ryu and Madhu Sundarrajan
Submissions from 2018
Are You Paying Attention and Does it Even Matter? - 1st Place, Amy Jean Burns
When a Small Bite Becomes a Big Problem: First Steps in Controlling Dog Heartworm, Rebekah Dial
Cyanobacteria, Development, and Possible Applications, Alfonso Gonzalez Jr.
Urban Scrawl: Satire as Subversion in Bansky's Graphic Discourse - 2nd Place, Joshua Carlisle Harzman
Effectiveness of Dynamic Shoulder Rehabilitation Device, Bradley Tomio Yet Kong Hirayama
Make Mouse Studies Work, Yingbo Huang
Best Features Based Digital Rotoscope, Ian Murphy
Cancer Targeting Peptides: Potential Magic Bullet in Cancer Treatment, Ryan Murphy
A Novel Approach for Breaking the Wall of Advanced Prostate Cancer, Arindom Pal
Optimization of Selective CDK8 Inhibitors for Treatment of Colon Cancer, Jensen Spear
The Use of Skills Training to Teach Members of Greek Letter Organizations to Free-Pour Standard Servings of Alcohol, Meagan Strickland
Folding Telomeres: Fighting Cancer! - People's Choice, Siwen Wang
MR Elastography and MR Imaging for the Evaluation of TE Construct, Muhammad Waqas
