Posters

Poster Categories: 

  • Standard Research Poster (Completed research study; includes data collection and analysis completed by the time of the presentation)
  • Research Proposal Poster (Represents plans for a future study; describes research study plan including hypotheses, experimental design, plan for participant recruitment, procedure, plans for statistical analysis and expected results)
  • Voices from the Field Poster (Describes ongoing suicide prevention/mental health promotion projects, with an emphasis on either qualitative or quantitative data to support its effectiveness)
  • Fresh Ideas Poster - Do you have a novel idea and looking for some feedback? Use this space to describe it and how you would present it in a poster

2023 Poster Submissions

Lock, Stock, and Barrel, Tom Duval and Jean Papalia of Safe Communities
Lock, Stock, and Barrel, Tom Duval and Jean Papalia of Safe Communities
Suicide and COVID-19: Analyzing Suicidal Behaviors in Youth after COVID-19 Related Deaths in the Community. Karolina Kalata, kkalata@mcw.edu
Suicide and COVID-19: Analyzing Suicidal Behaviors in Youth after COVID-19 Related Deaths in the Community. Karolina Kalata, kkalata@mcw.edu

2022 Poster Submissions

Sheow Yun Kathryn Sie et al., Synergistic Relationship of Prenatal Hurricane Sandy Exposure and Postnatal Suicidal Ideation on Child Fear During the COVID-19 Pandemic, kathrynssy@gmail.com.
Sheow Yun Kathryn Sie et al., Synergistic Relationship of Prenatal Hurricane Sandy Exposure and Postnatal Suicidal Ideation on Child Fear During the COVID-19 Pandemic, kathrynssy@gmail.com.
Jean Papalia and Tom Duval, Lethal Means Safety: Why a Little Talk Can Go A Long Way, jeanpapalia2@gmail.com
Jean Papalia and Tom Duval, Lethal Means Safety: Why a Little Talk Can Go A Long Way, jeanpapalia2@gmail.com
Jean Papalia and Tom Duval, Lethal Means Safety: Why a Little Talk Can Go A Long Way, jeanpapalia2@gmail.com
Jean Papalia and Tom Duval, Lethal Means Safety: Why a Little Talk Can Go A Long Way, jeanpapalia2@gmail.com

2021 Poster Submissions

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Jean Papalia and Ann Papalia (Gone Too Fast: The Role of Lethal Means Reduction in Preventing Suicide Among People with Disabilities) jeanpapalia@yahoo.com
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Tia Hebbring and Sidney Zimmermann (UWPD Involvement and Response in Mental Health Crisis) thebbring@wisc.edu
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Sara Kohlbeck and Brian Michel (Wisconsin's Vulnerable Warriors: Suicide Among Veterans and Military-Involved Personnel) skohlbeck@mcw.edu
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Marin Schmitt (A proposal for qualitative research exploration into the decision to disclose suicidal ideation and associated outcomes) marins@uwm.edu
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Tyesha Hardwick (Mayday! Mayday! Mayday! Black Children are Killing Themselves: An Examination of Risk Factors, Protective Factors, and Best Practices for Addressing Suicidality Among African American Youth) th2754@cumc.columbia.edu
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Anna Lattos et al. (Implementation of Suicide Prevention Training into Pharmacy School Curriculum and Beyond) alattos@wisc.edu
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Katie Mau (Preventing Suicide Among Trans* Youth: An Ecosocial Intersectional Approach) katie@mhawisconsin.org
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Sonam Mathew (Identifying Barriers in Help-Seeking Behavior for Suicide in India) sonam.mathew@psy.christuniversity.in

Jean Papalia (Click here to access Wisconsin Firearm Safe Storage Facilities: Expanding the Partnership with Gun Shops). jeanpapalia@yahoo.com