Rachel Brumenschenkel Presents Research at SCHOLAR Day

2018 Apr 30

Rachel Brumenschenkel, of Shelby, Ohio, presented research during the University of Mount Union's 11th annual Student Celebration Honoring Our Latest Academic Research (SCHOLAR) Day on Tuesday, April 24 on Mount Union's campus. Brumenschenkel, who studies marketing and management, presented "A Deeper Understanding of Honors Program Satisfaction: Why Do Students Stay or Leave the Program?" and "It's Time to Listen. It's Time to Hire: A Public Relations Program to Increase the Successful Employment of Adults with Autism."

SCHOLAR Day is a campus-wide event filled with presentations showcasing academic excellence and scholarly research conducted by Mount Union students.

Three formal presentation sessions and two poster sessions were included this year, highlighting 51 formal presentations and 22 posters. Presentations represented 33 academic programs, including Mount Union's Master of Arts in Educational Leadership (MAEL), Physical Therapy and Physician Assistant Studies graduate programs.

This event gives students a chance to share their latest academic research with faculty, staff, students, family, friends and the surrounding communities. For more information about Mount Union's 11th annual SCHOLAR Day, please visit mountunion.edu/scholarday.