From left to right: Miriam Armstrong, Ben Widlus, Brittany Neilson, David Newton, Max Ogunfunwa, and Alexandra Krenek
This past weekend, six student chapter members attended this year's Southwest Regional Human Factors and Ergonomics Symposium in San Antonio, Texas. Chapter president Miriam Armstrong was on the symposium planning committee, and all other attending members presented posters on their research. Well done to all involved!
Alexandra Krenek's poster was titled, "What should Cybersecurity Students Learn in School? Results from Interviews with Cyber Professionals."
Ben Widlus and Max Ogunfunwa's poster was titled, "Marking and Radial Menu Selection with Motion-Tracked 3D Pointing Devices in Virtual Reality."
Brittany Neilson's poster was titled, "Can the Dose Effect of Water Associated with Feelings of Restoration Be Replicated? Not Entirely."
David Newton's poster was titled, "Driver Vigilance in Automated Vehicles: Hazard Detection Failures are a Matter of Time."
Alexandra Krenek's poster was titled, "What should Cybersecurity Students Learn in School? Results from Interviews with Cyber Professionals."
Ben Widlus and Max Ogunfunwa's poster was titled, "Marking and Radial Menu Selection with Motion-Tracked 3D Pointing Devices in Virtual Reality."
Brittany Neilson's poster was titled, "Can the Dose Effect of Water Associated with Feelings of Restoration Be Replicated? Not Entirely."
David Newton's poster was titled, "Driver Vigilance in Automated Vehicles: Hazard Detection Failures are a Matter of Time."
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