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Gender Dysphoria: A Qualitative Study, Courtney Stevenson
Gender Dysphoria: A Qualitative Study, Courtney Stevenson
Student Research Design & Innovation Symposium
This qualitative research study investigates gender-neutral language and the impact that it could have on the mental health of transgender non-binary (TNB) individuals. The study considers gendered terms and explores how their continued use may affect this community. This kind of qualitative research is some of the first of its kind, as only recent years have shown an increase in the awareness of this part of the LGBTQIA+ community and providing resources for young TNB individuals. The included literature review synthesizes theoretical frameworks and outlines previous research conducted in related studies. These studies examined the use of gender-affirming language and …
Major Impacts Of Covid-19 On The Traditional Office: How Does It Work?, Faye Brandow
Major Impacts Of Covid-19 On The Traditional Office: How Does It Work?, Faye Brandow
Student Research Design & Innovation Symposium
The COVID-19 pandemic upended lives around the world and invariably changed the way that workplaces operate. As managers look toward the future and begin inviting employees to return to the office, they must first recognize and understand the changes they will face before they do so. This paper discusses the two biggest changes to future workplaces: increased availability of hybrid or remote scheduling, and an increased focus and commitment to diversity, equity and inclusivity (DEI) efforts following the Black Lives Matter movement. Many working Americans had not worked from home prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, but they were quickly able …
Astroworld: Crowd Surge And Communication Errors, Scott Arrington, Caroline Shea, Gillian Adduci
Astroworld: Crowd Surge And Communication Errors, Scott Arrington, Caroline Shea, Gillian Adduci
Student Research Design & Innovation Symposium
Understanding crowd management is one of the most important components to consider for a safe and successful event. Professionals need to develop, implement, and manage crowd management policies and procedures that will ensure a safe environment and event. This case study examines the AstroWorld Festival, an annual music festival run by Travis Scott, an American rapper, and held in Houston, Texas. During the third annual festival in November of 2021, tragedy struck and ten lives were lost. An influx of sudden motion or, a crowd surge, began causing concert-goers to panic. This case study examines the factors that led to …
Collaboration Between Cfit And The College Of Engineering And Design, Elizabeth Broder, Tanner Glawe, Elizabeth Rall, Alliana Fennelly
Collaboration Between Cfit And The College Of Engineering And Design, Elizabeth Broder, Tanner Glawe, Elizabeth Rall, Alliana Fennelly
Student Research Design & Innovation Symposium
In the Chef-Driven Contemporary Casual Concepts lab, culinary students were divided into teams to create a restaurant concept. This team of four chose developed The Hottenany, a concept and menu that best represented Lincoln, Nebraska. Students met weekly and to outline the project and delegate tasks. After developing the concept for their menu and logos, the team collaborated with graphic design students. Working as an interdisciplinary team resulted in a richer experience. It provided the opportunity for culinary students to see how their vision was interpreted in design, reinforcing the need for focus and clarity on the concept. It also …
From Pitch To Performance: Making Of A Musical, Jacob Olsen
From Pitch To Performance: Making Of A Musical, Jacob Olsen
Student Research Design & Innovation Symposium
Johnson & Wales University’s drama club, the JWU Players, produces a musical annually. Each production is led entirely by undergraduate students from a variety of the university’s colleges. During the 2021-2022 academic year, the Players produced Bright Star, a bluegrass story about love, loss, and family. Bright Star generated new funds for the club and met several of the objectives set forth by the production team. Once a production team is elected in December, they immediately begin the planning for show weekend. The weekend of performances is slated for mid-April, giving the production team four months to create a show. …
Tech In Hospitality, Tin Yeung Lau
Tech In Hospitality, Tin Yeung Lau
Student Research Design & Innovation Symposium
The purpose of this project was to research the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on customer service, decision making, internet of things, events, and food and beverage. This technology has benefited the hospitality industry value chain construction, from the supplier to the service delivery. Through the use of AI-powered chatbots and other related technologies, hospitality businesses can automate repetitive tasks that require little human intervention. Its ability to automate labor-intensive processes can reduce labor costs while also improving quality and reducing potential management risks from un-trained employees. Hotel software automation also has the ability to support short-staffed teams and streamline …
The Future Impact Of Artificial Intelligence On The Hospitality Industry, Rakesh Hanumanthaiah
The Future Impact Of Artificial Intelligence On The Hospitality Industry, Rakesh Hanumanthaiah
Student Research Design & Innovation Symposium
This study aimed to investigate and assess the present and potential effects of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning on the world economy. The incorporation of AI in many businesses and its effects on those industries are both covered. The digital revolution has changed how we live our lives, and as a result, the hospitality sector has been impacted. Intelligent technologies are widely used in many facets of contemporary life. The paper's objective was to examine and assess the most advanced artificial intelligence (AI) applications in the hospitality sector. Research reveals that in-person customer care, chatbots and messaging apps, machine …
How Do Advertising Imageries Contribute To Women's Inequality For Profit In Tourism?, Selma Berrada
How Do Advertising Imageries Contribute To Women's Inequality For Profit In Tourism?, Selma Berrada
Student Research Design & Innovation Symposium
Objectives: This study analyzes the impact of the female body used for tourism marketing purposes on social norms, roles, and expectations. It also examines the importance of research in this field to shift marketing approaches contributing to gender stratification. This paper aims to research women’s body language, portrayal, beauty, and environment in tourism marketing imagery and their effect on gender inequalities. Then, the study introduces the social responsibility of media to promote inclusivity and diversity through their advertising methods. Moreover, this article considers the correlation between arousing emotions through displaying female bodies as advertising methods and consumer decision-making. This research …
A Culture Of Health Within The Club Industry, Ashley Zechello
A Culture Of Health Within The Club Industry, Ashley Zechello
Student Research Design & Innovation Symposium
Based on qualitative research methods, this study holistically explores the value of health within the private club industry, and innovative approaches to wellness; driven by the members. For instance: (1) Employee health: clubs empower their employees to take care of themselves. This makes them stronger leads for their teams. Clubs support their employees by assisting them through educational opportunities. Members invest in their people- in return- their club operates more successfully. The Club Managers Association of America's (CMAA) mission is lifelong continuous growth in education and professionalism. (2) Member health: as society looks at member health, an increasing emphasis on …
Lolita Forever: A Nymphet’S Effects On '90s Culture, Rachel Smithgall
Lolita Forever: A Nymphet’S Effects On '90s Culture, Rachel Smithgall
Student Research Design & Innovation Symposium
Vladimir Nabokov's controversial novel Lolita is a vibrant story that has kept society enamored about the taboo relationship between a 12-year-old girl and her stepfather. While the unconventional and frankly disturbing relationship is something that has been discussed since the publication of the book, it is not the focus. Instead, I examine the unintentional effects that Lolita has had on an entire sub-genre of films as well as its hold on the personalities of young girls, an effect that is the complete opposite of Nabokov’s intentions. To investigate the dynamic shift created by Lolita, I delved into two movies that …
Fostering A Culture Of Inclusion And Belonging, Melody Huang, Hanna Devlin, Hannah Bernard, Hannah Leuvelink, Jaden Dimeo, Grace Kim, Spencer Mah, Matthew Bohannon
Fostering A Culture Of Inclusion And Belonging, Melody Huang, Hanna Devlin, Hannah Bernard, Hannah Leuvelink, Jaden Dimeo, Grace Kim, Spencer Mah, Matthew Bohannon
Student Research Design & Innovation Symposium
In correspondence to the Civil Rights Movement in the United States, the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) movement became prominent in the late 1960s. With the progression of DEI, specifically in the hospitality industry, The Loews Hotel Co. partnered with Johnson & Wales University to discuss, research, and improve diversity, equity, and inclusion at Loews. Over 16 weeks, eight students from Johnson & Wales were nominated to work on the project and conduct research to help improve the quality of Loews Hotels & Co.’s DEI practices. The project discusses three important research questions regarding DEI in the workplace. The first …
The Influence Of Loyalty Programs On Hotels, Kennedy Lynn
The Influence Of Loyalty Programs On Hotels, Kennedy Lynn
Hospitality Graduate Student Scholarship
This study aims to create a working paper on the best practices of different ways loyalty programs can influence the hospitality industry, specifically in hotels. The hospitality industry is evolving daily, highly competitive, and customers seek more than genuine experiences. To differentiate themselves from competitors, hotel companies are developing unique ways to reward customers for repeat purchases and have relied heavily on loyalty programs to keep up with this trend. The study discussion indicates the best practices of a loyalty program used by various hotel companies.
The Impact Of Artificial Intelligence On The Restaurant Industry, Adamarie Santiago-Nieves
The Impact Of Artificial Intelligence On The Restaurant Industry, Adamarie Santiago-Nieves
Hospitality Graduate Student Scholarship
Stated will be the collection of several studies conducted to observe and understand the development of artificial intelligence (AI). The software developed within these robots will be explored to clarify different functions, followed by studies conducted to observe guests' satisfaction experiences and satisfaction rates. Further qualitative research is recommended due to the rapid growth and popularity of the usage of artificial intelligence within the restaurant industry.