Research Symposium
24th annual Undergraduate Research Symposium, April 3, 2024
Mikayla Robinson Poster Session 2: 10:45 am - 11:45 am/80
BIO
Hello, I'm Mikayla Robinson, an Economics Major with aspirations to obtain a Juris Doctorate to specialize in Corporate Law. Raised in a military family, my roots trace back to Virginia Beach, Virginia; However, I have lived along nearly the entire East Coast. Embracing the values instilled by my upbringing, I'm driven to merge my analytical acumen with legal expertise to navigate the complexities of corporate governance and commerce. Additionally, I hope to travel internationally, broadening my perspectives and positively contributing to my community.
The Growth of Housing Insecurity in College and its Effects on Students
Authors: Mikayla Robinson, Dr. Milinda Jay StephensonStudent Major: Economics
Mentor: Dr. Milinda Jay Stephenson
Mentor's Department: English Department Mentor's College: Florida State University Co-Presenters:
Abstract
This presentation discusses the pressing issue of college homelessness among students, focusing on the challenges faced by those attending Florida State University (FSU). Furthermore, it discusses the correlation between the growth of housing insecurity and the lack of aid. It also discusses the broader implications of housing insecurity on academic performance and its negative impact on social relationships.
Keywords: Economics, Housing Insecurity, College Homelessness