Huskie Trek Talks: Ideas in Motion
Trek Talk Program
Welcome Remarks
Catherine Squires, ’80
Vice President, Institutional Advancement
President and CEO, NIU Foundation
Host
Rena Cotsones, M.P.A. ’04, Ph.D. ’13
Vice President, Outreach, Engagement and Regional Development
and Chief Engagement Officer
Post Program Remarks
Lisa C. Freeman, D.V.M., Ph.D.
NIU President
Andrea Radasanu, Ph.D.
Director, University Honors
Awards Presentation
Jack Tierney, ’75, M.S.Ed. ’78
Chair, NIU Foundation Board of Directors
Richard Mocarski, Ph.D.
Vice President, Research and Innovative Partnerships
Video Message
Cindy Crocker, ’80
NIU Foundation Board of Directors, Grants Committee
Act One
Talk 1: Caring With Code: The Role of AI in Caregiving
Video 1: Invisible Threats, Visible Solutions: The Midwest Center for Microplastics Research
Talk 2: Nutrient Wars: The Edible Campus Strikes Back
Video 2: From Plains to Dinner Plates: Safeguarding Our Food Supply
Talk 3: The Future of Steelpan: Blending Tradition with Innovation
Intermission: 20 minutes
Act Two
Talk 4: Ideapalooza: Harvesting Creativity, Orchestrating Impact
Video 3: Step by Step: How AI-Powered Gait Analysis is Transforming Autism Screening
Talk 5: The Future is Biodegradable: Reinventing Food Packaging and Circuit Boards
Video 4: Making Amends: How Apologies Rebuild Trust
Talk 6: Head in the Clouds: Exploring Thunderstorms Through Fieldwork
Awards Presentation
Welcome to Huskie Trek Talks
Good afternoon!
It’s our distinct pleasure to welcome you to Huskie Trek Talks: Ideas in Motion 2025, showcasing inspiring creativity and innovation from the faculty, staff and students who exemplify the Huskie spirit.
Today, we connect with our live campus audience and viewers around the globe to share dynamic presentations that showcase NIU’s renowned research and artistry. This event, thoughtfully crafted by the university’s Strategic Development Team, brings together our campus community, donors and friends whose collective support continues to propel NIU forward.
After our Trek Talks conclude, you will have an opportunity to connect one-on-one with presenters at our reception in the Capitol Room.
Again, thank you for joining us and fueling the sense of discovery that NIU puts in motion.
Go Huskies!
Catherine Squires, ’80, CFRE
Vice President, Institutional Advancement
President and CEO, NIU Foundation
Rena Cotsones, M.P.A. ’04, Ph.D. ’13
Vice President, Outreach, Engagement and Regional Development
and Chief Engagement Officer
Richard Mocarski, Ph.D.
Vice President, Research and Innovative Partnerships
Our Huskie Trek Talkers
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CARING WITH CODE: THE ROLE OF AI IN CAREGIVING
M. Courtney Hughes, Ph.D., M.S.Professor
Department of Public Health
College of Health and Human Sciences
Christy Muasher-Kerwin, PT, DPTClinical Assistant Professor
School of Allied Health and Communicative Disorders
College of Health and Human Sciences -
VIDEO: INVISIBLE THREATS, VISIBLE SOLUTIONS: THE MIDWEST CENTER FOR MICROPLASTICS RESEARCH
Melissa Lenczewski, Ph.D.Professor
Department of Earth, Atmosphere, and Environment & Institute for the Study of the Environment, Sustainability, and Energy
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences -
NUTRIENT WARS: THE EDIBLE CAMPUS STRIKES BACK
Bryan FlowerAssociate Director of Food Systems Innovation
Director of the Edible Campus Program
Office of Innovation
Elizabeth Gaillard, Ph.D.Distinguished Research Professor
Joint Appointment with Biological Sciences Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences -
VIDEO: FROM PLAINS TO DINNER PLATES: SAFEGUARDING OUR FOOD SUPPLY
Aleena KallanSenior, Biological Sciences
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THE FUTURE OF STEELPAN: BLENDING TRADITION WITH INNOVATION
Yuko AsadaDirector of the Community School of the Arts Steelband
Department of Music
College of Visual and Performing Arts
Intermission
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IDEAPALOOZA: HARVESTING CREATIVITY, ORCHESTRATING IMPACT
Becca Husar, M.B.A.Associate Director, Innovation and Partnership Development
De La Vega Innovation Lab
College of Business
Nick Pohlman, Ph.D.Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering
College of Engineering and Engineering Technology -
VIDEO: STEP BY STEP: HOW AI-POWERED GAIT ANALYSIS IS TRANSFORMING AUTISM SCREENING
Ziteng Wang, Ph.D.Associate Professor
Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
College of Engineering and Engineering Technology -
THE FUTURE IS BIODEGRADABLE: REINVENTING FOOD PACKAGING AND CIRCUIT BOARDS
Mahdi Vaezi, Ph.D.Associate Professor
Department of Engineering Technology
College of Engineering and Engineering Technology -
VIDEO: MAKING AMENDS: HOW APOLOGIES REBUILD TRUST
Isabelle Van WinkleSenior, Psychology and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
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HEAD IN THE CLOUDS: EXPLORING THUNDERSTORMS THROUGH FIELDWORK
Victor Gensini, Ph.D.Associate Professor
Certified Consulting Meteorologist
Department of Earth, Atmosphere, and Environment
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
