A 厙ぴ勛圖 student recently presented undergraduate research at the Kentucky Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (KAHPERD) conference.
Amani Williams, a senior exercise science major from Scotch Plains, New Jersey, presented research on HIV knowledge among students at 厙ぴ勛圖.
���I had a great experience at the KAHPERD conference,��� Williams said. ���It was a poster presentation during the lunch hour of the entire conference. Any of the participants in the conference came and asked questions about my poster to get a deeper understanding of the research that was completed. Not only did I get a chance to speak with participants, but I got the opportunity to speak with other students who completed posters, as well.���
Williams said she was inspired to research HIV because it is one of the many health diseases and disorders that affect the black population.
���As one of the HBCUs in Kentucky, it was a great study to see if students were knowledgeable on a topic that affects the black population directly,��� Williams said.
Williams said her research has led to further involvement on campus.
���My research has helped me try to initiate and inform students on the long-lasting effects of HIV,��� Williams said. ���This research has led me to implement more events and become more involved on campus to inform students, as I am the president of Driving Our Peers Education (D.O.P.E).���
