Research Expertise and Creative Works Showcase

The event is held every other year to share the intellectual capital available at Crookston with the wider Red River Valley community in order to promote collaborations with educational institutions, industry partners and community stakeholders. The event is open to all and parking is free for the event.

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2025

Thursday, March 20, 2025
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2023

March 2, 2023
12:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Sargeant Student Center

U of M Crookston will be hosting the second faculty expertise showcase on March 2 from 12:00-2:00 p.m. Faculty from all four departments will present posters in their respective fields of expertise. 

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Exercise Motivation Among Special PopulationsGust, A.Math, Science, and Technology Department
Analysis of Crocin and Safranal Content in Crocus Sativus L. Samples from Iran, Spain and MoroccoTsebaot, G., Turman, E., Lancaster, D., Mukku, V., and Mouhanni, H.

1. Math, Science, and Technology Department, UMN Crookston

2. University Ibn Zohr, Morocco

Sterol Composition of Freshwater Sponges from MinnesotaMukku, V., Schroder, A., Andersen, K., and Dudley, T.Math, Science, and Technology Department
Use of pSCRIPT for Better Customer Experience in Online BusinessHossain, M.Math, Science, and Technology Department
Emerging Financial Technology (Fintech) in NepalGurung, T., and Hossain, M.Math, Science, and Technology Department
The Effects of Fertilizer Sources and Site Location on the Mitigation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Creeping Bentgrass Putting Greens and Kentucky Bluegrass RoughsChapman, K. E., and Walker, K. S.

1. Math, Science, and Technology Department

2. Agriculture and Natural Resources Department

A Hybrid Deep Neural Network Model to Forecast Day-Ahead Electricity Prices in the USA Energy MarketMd. Saifur Rahman, Hassan Reza

1. Math, Science, and Technology Department, UMN Crookston

2. School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of North Dakota

New Environmental Science Book PublishedShostell, J.Math, Science, and Technology Department
Utilizing Tiny Earth in the Undergraduate Microbiology ClassroomDingman, B., Anderson, K., and Hillary Barron

1. University of Minnesota Crookston

2. White Earth Tribal and Community College

Morphological Identification of Freshwater Sponges in MinnesotaBergerson, J., Mukku, V.,  Andersen, K., Dudley, T., and Schroeder, A. Math, Science, and Technology Department
Engaging Citizen Scientists to Support Freshwater Sponge ResearchLacoursiere, J., Mukku, V., Andersen, K., and Dudley, T., Schroeder, A. Math, Science, and Technology Department
Identification of Antibiotic Resistance Genes in Bacteria Associated with Freshwater SpongesFox, B., Mukku, V., Andersen, K., and Dudley, T., Schroeder, A. Math, Science, and Technology Department
Utilization of Local Agricultural Waste Products for Production of Viable Biopesticides in Mosquito Infested Regions via Rudimentary FermentationGhislain Ntignonawoe, Victorien Dougnon, Evangeline Fox, Charlotte Brew, and Karl Anderson

1. University of Newcastle, Callaghan

2. Polytechnic School of Abomey-Calavi, University of Abomey-Calavi, Cotonou, Benin

3. University of Minnesota Crookston

Stimulating STEM Opportunities in West Africa: International Collaborations Spurred by ASM MembershipGhislain Ntignonawoe, Louis Komlan, and Karl Anderson

1. University of Newcastle, Callaghan, Australia

2. University of Lomé, Lomé, Togo

3. University of Minnesota Crookston

Creating Meaningful Learning Experiences: Course Design Approaches in Accounting and Finance ClassesJohnson, R. C., Saeedi, A., and Wieland, O.Business Department
An Exploratory Study of Perceived Expectations to be Granted TenureMyers, K., and Thompson, K.

1. Business Department

2. Advancement and Alumni Relations Department

Using a Gamification Model to Enhance Student’s Learning ExperienceMiller, A. C.Business Department
Trust in Cryptocurrency InvestmentSaeedi, A. and Al-Fattal, A.Business Department
Prediction of Corporate Bankruptcy: A Multi-class ApproachSaeedi, A.Business Department
A High-Dimensional Approach to Predicting Audit OpinionsSaeedi, A.Business Department
Business Administration Students’ Perceptions, Intentions and Perceived Challenges of Entrepreneurship in the United StatesAl-Fattal, A.Business Department
Undergraduate Business Students’ Perceptions about Virtual and Remote-work Leadership SkillsAl Fattal, A., Walker, E. and Lundbohm , R.Business Department
Using Agronomic Data to Minimize the Impact of Field Conditions on Player Injuries and Enhance the Development of a Risk Management PlanWalker, E., and Walker, K. S.

1. Business Department

2. Agriculture and Natural Resources Department

Gary Pines Master Plan UpdateCastle, E. E., and Stelljes, J.Agriculture and Natural Resources Department
Changes in Mare Milk Composition in Response to Concentrate FeedingPyles, M.,  and Gerbracht, I.Agriculture and Natural Resources Department
Teacher Candidates Epistemic Reflexivity in the Elementary ClassroomFoss, J. A.Humanities, Social Sciences, and Education Department
The Scholarship of Clues: The Professor in the Library with her LaptopJohnsen, R. E.Business Department