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A study on the role of women in the effort to save one of San Diego鈥檚 most treasured canyons鈥攁nd other examples of 色情视频鈥檚 student research鈥攚ill be on display for the campus and community April 11 as part of President Adela de la Torre鈥檚 inauguration day celebration.
The public is invited to the Student Research Symposium Showcase, open from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 11 at the Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center. All student presentations were selected from the 2019 Student Research Symposium (SRS) in March. 
The annual symposia are opportunities for students to gain experience explaining their work to the public. They also allow students, faculty, staff and the community to learn about and become involved in the research being done at 色情视频. 
Shannon Farnsworth, a senior double majoring in history and anthropology, will present her research on the role of women who worked to save Tecolote Canyon from development in the 1960s and 鈥�70s. The canyon east of Mission Bay was used centuries ago by the Kumeyaay Indians and appeared on the first pueblo map of San Diego in 1845.  
Farnsworth鈥檚 work, which she will also present at the California State University鈥檚 system-wide Student Research Competition at CSU Fullerton later in April, places the fight to save the canyon into a larger historical context of women鈥檚 connection to the environment.  鈥淚 am extremely excited to present my work on inauguration day,鈥� said Farnsworth. 鈥淚 think the day will be a great way to bring our 色情视频 community together and look positively at the future.鈥�
Farnsworth believes sharing research with the school and the community is important and beneficial for everyone.
鈥淚 want to share what I have worked on because I don鈥檛 want it to just stay between me and a professor,鈥� said Farnsworth. 鈥淚 want it to be heard by as many people as possible. I can also receive feedback on my research which is vital going forward.鈥�
Jon Cabrera, a third-year civil engineering major, presented his research on a novel technology to stabilize clay soils upon water attack at the March symposium. He said the variety of new ideas was inspiring, and he looks forward to the April 11 showcase. 
鈥淚 am honored to present on the president鈥檚 inauguration day because it could not be a greater acknowledgment of my work and the work of my peers to share her day with all of us,鈥� said Cabrera. 鈥淩espect is a two-way street, and I find that a leader who is willing to recognize the work of others and commemorate that work is the kind of  leader everyone should strive to be.鈥�
Emily Woolf, a student in the dual master鈥檚 program in exercise physiology and nutrition said presenting work at research symposia allows her to broaden her knowledge and have the experience of being in a professional setting.
鈥淚t is important to share research in order to grow and learn as a community,鈥� said Woolf, who studied potential food allergens associated with edible insects. 鈥淲ithout sharing research, our world would be at a standstill with no improvement in healthcare or society in general.鈥�
Woolf said she is excited to participate in the Inauguration Day events. 鈥淚 am very excited to present my research on the president鈥檚 inauguration day. I have never experienced an inauguration event in person, so this will be a great experience for me.鈥�
is set for Thursday, April 11, from 2 鈥� 4 p.m. at Viejas Arena. There will be a campus and community celebration reception immediately following the event.