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Title : Workplace Weight Loss Intervention : Financial Incentives and Social Support in the Long-Term Maintenance of Weight Loss Student Presenter : Christine Gustavsen Program : MA in Applied Behavior Analysis

College students and travelers both engage in a high frequency of risky sexual activity, which is problematic because of the high risk for contracting sexually transmitted infections (Parks, Lorraine, & Derrick, 2012). A cross section of these high-risk groups is study abroad students, who have been found to engage in risky sexual behaviors while abroad (Hummer, Pedersen, Mirza, & LaBrie, 2010). However, little is known about factors contributing to this behavior abroad. The goal of this study was to examine four factors (sexual sensation seeking, alcohol and sex expectancies, alcohol consumption and previous risky behaviors) that could contribute to risky sex in the abroad environment. The analytic plan involves evaluating the variables predictability of risky sexual experiences abroad with a hierarchal linear regression. It is expected that these findings will help explain what factors predict the engagement in risky sexual activity while study abroad. . Title: The Efficacy of Bibliotherapy for Social Anxiety and Depressive Symptomology Student Presenter: Paige C. Palumbo Program: MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling Advisor: Dr. Jim Haugh IRB#: 2014-128 Abstract: In this study, the efficacy of the self-help book The Shyness & Social Anxiety Workbook: Second Edition by Martin M. Antony and Richard P. Swinson (2008) with weekly therapeutic contact will be examined on a college student population from the United States suffering from comorbid social anxiety and depressive symptoms. Despite this self-help book being published in 2008, there are no present studies In this study, the efficacy of the self-help book The Shyness & Social Anxiety Workbook: Second Edition by Martin M. Antony and Richard P. Swinson (2008) with weekly therapeutic contact will be examined on a college student population from the United States suffering from comorbid social anxiety and depressive symptoms. Despite this self-help book being published in 2008, there are no present studies