Improving physical activity self-efficacy with the use of motivational interviewing in people with diabetes type 2

ANSC MS Defense: Emily EverhartDate: 04/10/2025Time: 1:30 PMLocation: Agricultural Biotechnology Laboratory, Room 329 If you require an accommodation to participate in this event, please contact Dr. Dennis D'Amico at 860-486-0567 (tel:+18604860567) or ddamico@uconn.edu (mailto:ddamico@uconn.edu) at least 5 days in advance of the seminar

The effects of joint attention interventions for young children with autism spectrum disorders: A meta-analysis. Field of study: Educational psychology with a concentration in special education. Target audiences: graduate students, faculty

Title: Advancing the Understanding of Pyrrhotite-Induced Concrete Deterioration: A Multiscale Approach based on WDXRF Analysis to Develop a Risk Assessment Framework Field of study: Civil Engineering/ Structural Engineering My research explores pyrrhotite-induced concrete deterioration, a pressing issue affecting residential foundations in Connecticut, Massachusetts and worldwide. During the defense, I will present my findings and answer any questions from the committee and attendees.

Ph.D. Candidate in Philosophy "Pre-Reflective Self-Consciousness and Origins of Rationality"

The Dissertation Defense of Breana Bietsch will be held at the Hartford Times building on the Hartford campus in a hybrid format from 12pm- 2pm on Friday April 11th.