Oakland University has honored the outstanding academic work of four students who participated in its Graduate School’s Fourth Annual Three Minute Thesis Competition and Graduate Student Showcase.
Two of the honorees are students in the Master of Arts in Counseling program.
Theresa DuBay of Rochester Hills, won Graduate Student Showcase Champion honors for her display titled, "Immersive VR Therapy.” She received a $1,000 prize.
Samantha Halime of Clawson, a M.A. in Counseling student, was named the Graduate Student Showcase People's Choice Award Winner for her display titled "Recoveropology Disordered Eating." She received a $250 prize.
“It was truly a pleasure to learn about the outstanding work our graduate students are doing in their programs,” said OU Graduate School Dean Brandy Randall. “The creativity and quality of the student's presentations are a testament to the excellent students and faculty at OU. We can't wait for next year! Thank you to the Oakland University Credit Union for sponsoring the prizes awarded in both of these annual events.”
For additional information on the competition and this year’s honorees, view the complete Oakland Press article, titled “OU students showcase years of work and research in just three minutes.”
May 10, 2024