The Department of Child and Family Science's Youth and Social Media Research Lab is having a Spring Open House on Wednesday, May 8, in FFS 318 to share insights on students' research from the semester. All are welcome.

Undergraduate researchers will present their research projects and findings throughout the day. Dr. Caroline Cusick will present a special lecture discussing philosophy as key to assessing credibility, both online and offline. There will be an afternoon tech pop-up to help members of the campus community gain awareness of secret default settings that lurk in all of our personal devices.

Schedule:

• 12:20 - 12:40 p.m. - Considering the data: A historical analysis of US youth (un)employment statistics, Courtney Berk

• 12:40 - 1 p.m. - Who is available to help students? A local analysis of CSU counselors, Taylor Mole

• 1 - 1:20 p.m. - "Just Google it!": A semiotic study of Google search representation of university student identities, Vanessa Medrano-Ramirez, Evelyn Reyes, Taylor Mole, Shastina Lara, Courtney Berk, Dr. Aimee Rickman

• 1:20 - 1:35 p.m. - Finding credible sources of knowledge (aka: "Doing philosophy"), Dr. Carolyn Cusick

• 1:35 - 1:50 p.m. - Tech Talk Pop-Up: Learn about sneaky device settings!, Dr. Aimee Rickman and Youth + Social Media Research Lab scholars

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For more information, contact arickman@csufresno.edu.