Lynsey Tucker travels to Tanzania, Africa, researching healing movement therapy. | | BSSW Students Travel and Garner Awards for Research Travel Lynsey Tucker, BSSW student, will be working for eight weeks at the St. Lucia Hospice and Orphanage in Arusha, Tanzania this Summer as part of a research endeavor studying healing movement therapy as a multicultural intervention tool. Lynsey received training in healing movement therapy from Dance Exchange, a not-for-profit dance company based in Washington, DC.
While working with St. Lucia’s clients, Lynsey will be facilitating healing movement therapy sessions in an effort to promote physical and mental wellness as the clients explore space, movement, and storytelling in this stress-reducing activity that achieves an artistic work in each session. Her research project will measure client satisfaction with the intervention and any progress gained from their participation. Awards Congratulations to the following BSSW students and Sungkyu Lee who mentored the students who are the College of Social Work’s award winners from this year’s Exhibition of Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement. It was another successful year for the CSW! Sungkyu and the students worked exceptionally hard. 
Chelsea Keyser, Shauna Stubbs, Sungkyu Lee, Rachel Underwood, and Jade Bryant
Photo Gallery: #46 to 50 Below are the list of the winners and their project titles. Jade Bryant - "The relationship between bedtime routines and child behaviors" Chelsea Keyser - "Victimization and substance abuse among rural adolescents" Shauna Stubbs - "Milestone achievement, identity development and life satisfaction among scholarship recipients" Rachel Underwood - "Evaluating client satisfaction with a home repair program" For more news about the College of Social Work, 
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