Several students in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences participated in the 33rd Annual Graduate Student Assembly Research Symposium and Exposition. Those who gave oral presentations were: Matt Prater, Creative Writing, “’Friend of the Devil’: A Performative Reading”; Tanner Upthegrove, School of Performing Arts, “Acoustic Simulation of Real and Virtual Spaces with Real-Time Third Order Ambisonics Convolution”; Brandon West, English; “Climbing the Ladder, Descending into Darkness: On Nightmare Fiction and Escaping the Dreamworld”; and Rachel Wurster, English, “Her World Her Way?: An Exploration of Racial Stereotypes and Depictions in Seventeen Magazine.” Presenting a poster was Kasey Richardson, Curriculum and Instruction, “Teaching, Talking, Tech: How Curiosity and Sex Ed Curricula Drive Informal Learning.” The event was held March 29 in the Graduate Life Center.