Tags: Student Voices

SFU's annual Three Minute Thesis finals took place on March 14, 2016. See all of this year's contestant videos below.

• Aateka Shashank, Geography: Walkability in Metro Vancouver
  
• Alexandra Kitson, Interactive Arts and Technology: The Functional Significance of Vection
  
• Amanmeet Garg, Engineering Science: Imaging Biomarkers for Neurodegenerative Disorders
  
• Daniel Peach, Biology: Floral Foraging Ecology of Mosquitoes
  
• Hannah Celinski, English: Reading Dance Technique through Technology
  
• Heather Coatsworth, Biology: Going Viral: Can We Stop Dengue Transmission?
  
• Kimberly Nickel, Education: Professional Goalkeeper: The Criminal Justice Practica Supervisor
• Leah Kelley, Public Policy: Embodied Injustice: Policies to Address Self-Injury among Low-income women Aged 35–49 in Alberta
• Lee Beavington, Education: Scientific Ethics and Outdoor Education
• Mara Katz, Linguistics: Politeness Theory and a New Classification of English Speech Acts
• Nezam Alavi, Engineering Science: Arm Rehabilitation Robotic System
• Qinwen Yu, Communication: How Canada Views the Rise of China
• Teresa Rosales Ramirez, Earth Sciences: Characterizing contamination risk in the surface/shallow subsurface zone due to spills of wastewater from shale gas activities
• Travis Crowell, Archaeology: Follow the Shore: Refining Local Sea-Level Histories through Settlement Change in Waiatt and Kanish Bays, Quadra Island, BC