I.S. Symposium 2021 Directory
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| Name | Project Title | Advisor's Name(s) | Major(s) | Minor(s) | 2021 Award Winners | Chat Timeslot |
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| Daniel Halbing | The Effect of Varying Paneling Characteristics on Soccer Ball Flight | Dr. Susan Lehman, Dr. Niklas Manz | Physics, Philosophy | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Georgia Hopps-Weber | Preserving Keith Haring’s Legacy of “Art for All” through the Study of the Chemical Degradation of Daylight Fluorescent Paints and their Constituent Rhodamine Dyes | Dr. Sobeck, Dr. Siewert | Chemistry, Art History | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Delaney Zuver | 2020 Summer Stories: Personal Narrative, Sensemaking, and Memory during the COVID-19 Pandemic | Dr. Nii Kotei Nikoi, Dr. Ahmet Atay | Communication Stuides | Critical Digital Engagement | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Rachel Ginsburg | "Noticing Narratives: An Evaluation of Holocaust 'Lessons' Portrayed By American Museums" | Professor Joan Friedman | History | Chinese | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Samuel Zimmerman | Exclusive Nationalist Rhetoric Can Reduce Ethnic Representation in Government: Why Nationalist Rhetoric Matters | Matthew Krain, Second Reader: Désirée Weber | Political Science | Statistical and Data Science | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Eliza Charlotte Letteney | 4. Haunted Households: Adaptation, Genre, and Gender Politics in Horror and the Gothic | Dr. Jennifer Hayward, Dr. Tom Prendergast | English | Communication Studies | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Torrey Totman | Examining the Influence of Mindfulness Meditation on Cognition and Empathy | Dr. Nathan Foster, Dr. Ashley Abraham | Psychology | 8-10am EDT (Asia: evening, Africa/Europe afternoon) | ||
| Mattaeus Klonowski | Understanding the Swelling Mechanism of Stimuli Responsive Organically-Modified Silica | Paul L. Edmiston, Cody Leary | Chemistry, Physics | 8-10am EDT (Asia: evening, Africa/Europe afternoon) | ||
| Rephael Berkooz | Musical Engineering and Discovery with Wavelet Analysis | Dr. Pamela Pierce, Dr. Subhadip Chowdhury | Mathematics | Computer Science | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Jingyi (Daniel) Zhou | Investigation of Para-Aminobenzoic Acid’s Photodegradation in Different pH Environments under UVB Light | Dr. Sarah J. Sobeck, Dr. R. Drew Pasteur | Chemistry, Math | 8-10am EDT (Asia: evening, Africa/Europe afternoon) | ||
| Xinyu Martina Pei | 《异乡人》“Strangers”: A Visual Ethnography about Expat Teachers in China during Covid-19 Pandemic | Dr. Ahmet Atay, Dr. Ziying You | Communication Studies, East Asian Studies | Global Media and Digital Studies | 8-10am EDT (Asia: evening, Africa/Europe afternoon) | |
| Danté Fair | The Other Us: A Critical Analysis of Race in Jordan Peele's Us | Dr. Singh & Dr. Nikoi | Communication Studies | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Mili Barai | Measuring properties of entangled photons using the Hong-Ou-Mandel effect | Dr. Cody Leary, Dr. John Lindner | Physics | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Tongtong Wu | News Impacting Anxiety, Depression and Empathy During the COVID-19 Pandemic | Psychology | Psychology | Latin American Studies | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Chloe Burdette | The “Shut Up and Dribble” Conundrum: A Qualitative Cyber Ethnographic Analysis of LeBron James’ and Stephen Curry’s Social Media Activism on The Black Lives Matter Movement and Low-Income Education | Dr. Rob Razzante, Second Reader: Dr. Ahmet Atay | Communication Studies | Global Media and Digital Studies | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Sarah Duran | "Love is a Bulletproof Vest": Protest as an Exploration of Women's Right to the City | Heather Fitz Gibbon | Sociology | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Kobe Matesic | Identity Effects of Female Rap Artists | Melissa Rizzo Weller & Michelle Johnson | Communication Studies | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Kejun (Coco) Liu | Investigating the “logic puzzle” of traditional Chinese medicine: deciphering the cooperative protective effect of natural remedies against oxidative damage | Dr. Sara Martin; Second reader: Dr. James West | Biochemistry and Molecular Biology | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| An Hoai Tran | Attempted Copolymerization of Epoxides Synthesized from Oleic and Linoleic Acids | Dr. Lilliana Morris | Chemistry | Dr. Melissa M. Schultz Sustainability and the Environment | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Anna Schroeder | Multi-Step Synthesis of Small Molecules as Potential Inhibitors for MurG | Dr. Sara Martin | Chemistry | French and Francophone Studies | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Julia Ajello | No Evidence of Sexual Selection in Brassica rapa, a Hermaphroditic Plant | Dr. Jennifer Ison, Dr. Laura Sirot | Biology | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | ||
| Miura Wiley | Investigating the Role of cAMP in the Sleep Phenotype of the Drosophila Fragile X Syndrome Model | Dr. Seth Kelly and Dr. Rebecca Williams, Second Reader: Dr. James West | Biochemistry & Molecular Biology | Spanish | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Keira Wright | There's No Place Like Cohousing: A Study of the Location of Cohousing in the United States | Dr. Heather Fitz Gibbon and Dr. Hamed Goharipour | Urban Studies | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Lauren Brown | Conversations on the Christian to Buddhist Conversion Experience | Dr. Chan Sok Park | Religious Studies | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Madeleine Keller | Impact of School Vouchers on Guardian Investment in Education | Brooke Krause & Gretchen Tefs | Economics and Education | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Devin A. Henson | Reconsidering the Late Woodland: A Critical Reassessment of Perception and Periodization in the Ohio Valley, 400-1000 CE | Dr. Olivia C. Navarro-Farr, Dr. Siavash Samei (second reader) | Archaeology | Earth Sciences | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Margaret Brown | “RIGHT AWAY M’LADY”: AN EXAMINATION OF SOCIAL CLASS AND GENDER WITHIN WOMENS RELATIONSHIPS IN "DOWNTON ABBEY" | Dr. Melissa Rizzo-Weller, Dr. Natasha Bissonauth | Communication Studies | Environmental Studies | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Henry Whyte | Avalanches on a Conical Bead Pile | Dr. Susan Lehman, Dr. Niklas Manz | Physics | Mathematics | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Anabel Helena Faigin | Collaboration in Silence: An Investigation of the Rolle of the Speech-language Pathologist in Treatment for Children with Selective Mutism | Dr. Donald M. Goldberg, Dr. Joan E. Furey, Dr. Cara Hammond (second reader) | Communication Sciences and Disorders | Education | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Gabija Liffick | “KAMALA HARRIS, FOR THE PEOPLE”: A FEMINIST RHETORICAL ANALYSIS OF KAMALA HARRIS’S 2020 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION SPEECH | Dr. Denise Bostdorff, Dr. Rohini Singh | Communication Studies | Psychology | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Breanna L. Harrell | “BOYS CAN’T BE PRINCESSES”: An Understanding of Speech-Language Pathologists’ Perceptions of Gender Bias, LGBTQ+ Bias, and LGBTQ+ Related Issues When Working with Young Children | Dr. Donald M. Goldberg, Dr. Ahmet Atay | Communication Sciences and Disorders | Education | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Ella Lang | Fabric and Flesh: A Tactile Exploration of Personhood and Becoming | Dr. Christa Craven, Dr. David McConnell (second reader) | Anthropology | Environmental Studies | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Lily Michal Walters | Whitewashed: A Look into the Evolution of Race Conversations in American Classrooms | Dr. Jordan Biro-Walters | History and Education | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Jenelle C. Booker | Self-Assembled Monolayers (SAM) as a Model for Photooxidation of Plastic Waste Using ATR-FTIR and Kinetic Modelling | Karl J. Feierabend, Paul L. Edmiston | Chemistry | Environmental Studies, German | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Jena Copley | Pocket Prairies Support Bee Diversity in Cleveland, Ohio | Dr. Jennifer Ison and Dr. Kayla Perry, Second Reader: Dr. Rick Lehtinen | Biology | Environmental Studies | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Natalia V. Moonier | Narrative and Image as Memory: An Alternate History of the Alton Piasa Mural Using Indigenous Contexts | Olivia C. Navarro-Farr Second Reader: Siavash Samei | Archaeology | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Lauryn Hill | Male fitness of perennial plant Echinacea angustifolia is not significantly influenced through visitation by specific bee taxa | Jennifer Ison | Biology | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Michelle J. Sayre | Swipe White: Attitudes and Perceptions of Interracial Relationships | Amber Garcia & Ashley Abraham | Psychology | Music | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| S. R. Troen | There's Something in the Water: An Analysis of of the Chemical Composition of the Sagamore, Killbuck Creek, and Upper Floridan Aquifer | Dr. Judge & Dr. Pollock (Second Reader) | Environmental Geoscience | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Amelia Kemp | “WE NEED YOUR HELP”: THE RHETORICAL CONSTRUCTION OF THE CITIZEN DETECTIVE IN TRUE CRIME PODCAST JENSEN AND HOLES: THE MURDER SQUAD | Dr. Rohini Singh, Second Reader: Dr. Tom Tierney | Communication Studies, Sociology | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Michael David Alber | Autumn Flowering Wingstem’s Seed Set, Floral Display Size and Flowering Time as an Indicator of Climate Change | Dr. Jennifer Ison and Dr. Stephenie Strand | Biology | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Hannah Jun Langer | AMERICAN DRAGON: A Story of an Asian American Woman Finding Her Way Home | Dr. Thomas Prendergast, Dr. Cassidy Ely | English, Study Art | History | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Miyauna Incarnato | How floral resource composition and sampling method help us to assess bee community diversity in a peri-urban landscape | Jennifer Ison | Environmental Studies- Conservation | Chinese | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Jillian Madeleine Kouayara | The Art of Reconciliation: The Influence of the Black Community on the Detroit Institute of Arts | Dr. Kara Morrow 2nd Reader: Dr. John Siewart | Art History | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Beau Greenwood | BRAND IDENTITY AND BRAND ALIGNMENT IN CORPORATE POLITICAL ADVERTISING: A RHETORICAL ANALYSIS OF PENZEY SPICES’ FACEBOOK ADS OPPOSING DONALD TRUMP | Dr. Denise Bostdorff, Dr. Michelle Johnson | Communication Studies | History | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | |
| Carina Arnosti | “Thanks for the Memories, Even Though They Weren’t So Great”: The Relationship Between Chronic Stress and Working Memory in College Students | Dr. Nathan Foster, Dr. Grit Herzmann | Psychology | Anthropology | 8-10am EDT (Asia: evening, Africa/Europe afternoon) | |
| Lilly Woerner | Seeing Red: Investigation of the color’s use in early baroque art and stability based upon pigment preparation | Dr. Sarah Sobeck and Dr. Tracy Cosgriff | Chemistry and Art History | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Kath Scott | Eat Your Heart Out: Cannibalism, Incorporation, and Transgression in Contemporary and Traditional Fairy Tales | Dr. Susanna Sacks | English | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | ||
| Zoe Covey | Sunscreen | Dr. Christopher Kang, Dr. Thomas Prendergast | English | 8-10am EDT (Asia: evening, Africa/Europe afternoon) | ||
| Andreas Xenofontos | Match-Fixing in Cyprus: Examining the Impact on Fans’ Soccer Attendance | Dr. Brooke Krause | Economics | Theatre/Dance | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Nia Johnson | Internet Accessibility and Usage in Relation to Political Participation and Knowledge | Avi Munoz | United States, Political Science | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Joshua Gluck | Exploring the Impact of the Microbiome on Sleep Homeostasis in Drosophila melanogaster | Dr. Stephanie Strand, Dr. Sharon Lynn | Biology | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | ||
| Ashley Boersma | Working Memory Differences in Bilinguals' First and Second Languages | Dr. Ashley Abraham, Dr. Evan Wilhelms | Cognitive Behavioral Neuroscience | Spanish | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Hayden Lane-Davies | Catastrophic Imaginings: Human-Driven Catastrophe, the Anthropocene, The Skin of Our Teeth, and Lungs | Dr. Jimmy Noriega, Dr. Natasha Bissonauth (second reader) | Theatre & Dance, WGSS | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Sienna Carr | Investigation of the Metabolic Role of Triose Phosphate Isomerase (TPI) in the Physiological Function of Myxococcus xanthus | Dr. Fraga, Second reader: Dr. Regan | Biochemistry & Molecular Biology | Environmental Studies | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Megan Fisher | Creating an Event Horizon Analogue using the Belousov-Zhabotinsky Reaction | Dr. Niklas Manz, Second Reader: John Lindner | Physics | Mathematics | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Yuchen Gan | Free-Fall Spinning-Planet Tunnel Transportation Network | Dr. John Lindner, Dr. Niklas Manz | Physics | 8-10am EDT (Asia: evening, Africa/Europe afternoon) | ||
| Natalia E. Parra Diaz | A Continuación, Black Lives Matter: An Ethnographic Analysis of the Perception of the Latinx Community Towards the Black Lives Matter Movement | Dr. Singh, Profesora Garonzik | Communication, Spanish | n/a | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Joelle Lau | Parents, Is It Your Fault? Effects of Familial Variables and Emotional Intelligence on Disordered Eating Habits and Attitudes | Dr. Susan Clyaton | Psychology | Earth Science | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon), 8am-10 am EDT (Asia: evening, Africa/Europe afternoon) |
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| Bryce Knopp | Developmental Fluoxetine Exposure Affects Offspring Anxiety-Like Behavior and Hormonal Response to an Acute Stressor | Dr. Sharon Lynn | Biology | Most Creative Slideshow (Honorable Mention) | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | |
| Joseph Naser | Eternal Silence: Statelessness as a Determinant of Journalist Killings | Dr. Matt Krain, Dr. Jeffrey Lantis (second reader) | Political Science | 8-10am EDT (Asia: evening, Africa/Europe afternoon) | ||
| Erica Berent | The Infection Dynamics of a Fungal Pathogen in Stream-Dwelling Northern Two-Lined Salamanders in Wooster, Ohio | Dr. Richard Lehtinen | Biology | Chemistry | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | |
| Jennifer Meltzer | Perceptions of social activists: Evaluations of criminality based on race and social activism | Dr. Amber Garcia & Dr. Michelle Colvin | Psychology | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Tessa Ireton | Market Structure and Quality of Service: Investigating Oligopolies and the Quality of Nursing Home Care in California During The COVID-19 Pandemic | Dr. Brooke Krause, Dr. Melanie Long (second reader) | Economics | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| David M. Roney, V | Without a Second Thought: An Investigation of the Impact of the Fundamental Attribution Error on Perceptions of a Young Adult Who Stutters | Dr. Michael Casey, Dr. Donald M. Goldberg | Psychology, Communication Sciences and Disorders | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Larissa Lamarca | Hyperconnected or Disconnected? An Analysis of Attachment of Smartphones and There Use in Family Households of College Students During the Digital Era | Dr. Michael Casey, Dr. Amber Garcia (second reader) | Psychology | Education | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Sierra Foltz | At the Corner of Two Walls | Dr. Christopher Kang | English | Political Science | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening), 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) |
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| Rhiannon Johnson | An Atmosphere of Words: Clinical Considerations and Practices of Speech-Language Pathologists Regarding the Use of Speech-Generating Devices for Children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech | Donald M. Goldberg, Ph.D., Joan E. Furey, Ph.D., Cara Hammond, M.A. | Communication Sciences and Disorders | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | ||
| Angie Bittar | A CASE OF MISTAKEN (ETHNIC) IDENTITY: RETHINKING CIVIL WAR DURATION, ETHNIC SALIENCY, TERRORISM, AND THE REAL FACTORS DISCOURAGING RESOLUTION | Dr. Matt Krain, Dr. Jeff Lantis (second reader) | Political Science (focus in International Relations) | Psychology | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon), Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) |
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| Morgan Barnett | Boudica and Agrippina: An Analysis of the Representation of Female Power in Tacitus and Dio | Dr. Josephine Shaya, Dr. Monica (second reader) Florence | Classical Studies | Minors | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Megan Gronau | You Have 10 Minutes Remaining: An Examination Into Common Test-Taking Anxieties’ Effect on Academic Performance in Relation to Academic Intrinsic Motivation and Achievement Goal Orientation | Dr. Ashley Abraham, Dr. Susan Clayton | Cognitive Behavioral Neuroscience | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Katie Lindelof | Sorry, I Think You're Muted: A Typological Content Analysis on Tele-Education | Dr. Razzante & Dr. Atay | Communication Studies | Education | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Alex Cohen | Derivative Intentionality & Gricean Meaning | Dr. Garrett Thomson | Philosophy | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Lydia Bruno | Experimental Evolution in Daphnia magna: An Investigation into the Effects of Ammonium Nitrate Exposure | Dr. Hilary Edgington, Dr. Dean Fraga (second reader) | Biology | Environmental Studies | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | |
| Anna Halgash | The Music of the People: Appalachian Ballads and the Search for the Authentic in the 1960s American Folk Music Revival | Dr. Joan Friedman, Dr. Susanna Sacks | English, History | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Gracie Bouker | Mapping Out Learning: How Aerobic Exercise, Sex and Alzheimer’s Disease Impact Learning | Dr. Amy Jo Stavnezer | Neuroscience | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Heather Hartmann | El concepto de autor y la originalidad en las adaptaciones de Natalia Lafourcade | Hernán Medina, Rebecca Garonzik | Chemistry, Spanish | 8-10am EDT (Asia: evening, Africa/Europe afternoon) | ||
| Eliza Cotton | Liberté, Égalité, Paternité: Understanding the French anti-gay and anti-reproductive technology movement, La Manif pour tous | Dr. Thomas Tierney, Dr. Harry Gamble | Sociology, French and Francophone Studies | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Kayla Way | A Whole Other World to See: A Rhetorical and Visual Analysis of Autism Spectrum Disorder in Children's Literature | Dr. Melissa Rizzo Weller Dr. Denise Bostdorff | Communication Studies | Art History | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Caitlyn Menolasino | Taking CHARGE: An Investigation of Audiologists' Familiarity with CHARGE Syndrome and Hearing Healthcare Guidelines Pertaining to Syndrome Management | Dr. Donald M. Goldberg | Communication Sciences and Disorders | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | ||
| Gentaro Nakata | {Propellant-less Space Travel with Tethers : Swimming in Space using an Asteroid's Gravity Gradient | Dr. John Lindner & Dr. Susan Lehman | Physics | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Holly Engel | Sinister Cinema: Depictions of Evil in the WWII and Postwar Thrillers of Alfred Hitchcock and Henri-Georges Clouzot | Dr. Marion Duval and Dr. Thomas Prendergast | English, French | Music | Best Use of Genre | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) |
| Sydney Schultz | Varying Levels of Impulsivity in an ADHD Rodent Model Influences Behavioral Accuracy | Dr. Amy Jo Stavnezer | Neuroscience | Biology | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Louis Schwartz | Release Kinetics of Ibuprofen from Swellable Organically Modified Silica by Means of a Non-Active Release Modulator | Dr. Paul L. Edmiston, Dr. Sarah Sobeck (second reader) | Chemistry | Theatre | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Indigo Adobea Abena Joy Quashie | As The Looking Glass: An Introspection at Minority and Traumatized Identities | Dr. Marina Mangubi | Studio Art | Education | Most Creative Video | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) |
| Lydia Reedstrom | Parasocial Attachment: Framework and Function | Dr. Mike Casey | Psychology | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Marloes Krabbe | Adding to the Narrative: Stories of the Holocaust through Portraiture and the Museum | Dr. Beth Derderian and Dr. John Siewert | Anthropology, Art History | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Eric Kraus | An Examination of Antibiotic Resistance Genes in Pseudomonas chlororaphis in Response to Bacteriophage Therapy | Dr. Stephanie Strand, Dr. Sara Martin (second reader) | Biochemistry and Molecular Biology | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Olivia C. Azzarita | Putting the “Crisis” in “Climate Crisis”:�The Impact of Securitization on Climate Change Policy | Dr. John Valdez, Dr. Matthew Krain (second reader) | Political Science | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Micah Phillips-Gary | Abstract Unity in Material Diversity: An Introduction to Category Theory and a Defense of Mathematical Realism | Dr. Rob Kelvey, Dr. Garrett Thomson | Philosophy, Mathematics | German Studies | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Erin Robichaud | Helen of Troy? A Reexamination of Helen's Speech in the Iliad | Dr. Madonna Hettinger, Dr. Josephine Shaya | History, Classical Studies | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Noah Crane | Likes, Lady Gaga, and Loneliness: The Beneficial Impacts of Active Social Media Usage and Para-Social Relationships on FOMO and Loneliness | Dr. Evan Wilhelms. Dr. Amy Jo Stavnezer | Psychology | Sociology | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Christine Weber | The Tel Kabri Wall and Floor Paintings: Microcosms of Mediterranean Middle Bronze Age Trade and Representations of a Canaanite Palatial Economy | Dr. Kara Morrow, Dr. Siavash Samei | Archaeology, Art History | Classical Studies | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Kennedey M. Bell | Disconnect: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Discourse Over Ohio's EdChoice Program | Dr. Rob Razzante, Dr. Matthew Broda (second reader) | Communication Studies | Elementary Education | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Kate Evans | Using Tau Protein to Investigate the Link between Sleep Deprivation and Alzheimer's Disease in a Drosophila Model | Dr. Seth Kelly, Dr. Rebecca Williams, Dr. Erzsébet Regan (second reader) | Neuroscience | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Kelsey Stone | Implications of Buddhist Monk’s and Olympic Pentathlete’s Diet on Performance in their Respective Fields | Dr. Nicholas Brandley, Dr. Mark Graham, Dr. Bhakti Mamtora, Dr. Rebecca Williams | Biology, Religious Studies | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Morgan P. Fields | A Re-evaluation of Texts Taught in High School English Classrooms: Why a Need for a Curriculum Reboot is Necessary | Dr. Leslie Wingard | English, Education | Philosophy | Most Applicable in the Current Moment | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) |
| Aaron Risch | Personal Attitudes Towards Clothing and Clothing Choices | Dr. Susan Clayton, Dr. Amber Garcia | Psychology | Theater and Dance | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Rachel Greer | How Do You Like Your Science?: A Comparison of Infographic and Text Based Approaches | Dr. Laura Sirot | Neurobiology | Most Engaging Poster | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | |
| Abigail Fisk | A Moment in Italy | Dr. Bridget Milligan, Dr. Tracy Cosgriff, Dr. Marina Mangubi | Studio Art | Best Animation | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Maya Rodemer | Stressed Is Just Desserts Spelled Backwards: An Investigation Into the Influences on Stressed Eating Behaviors in Undergraduate Students | Dr. Sharon Lynn, Dr. Tom Tierney | Food and Nutrition Science (student-designed) | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Priscilla Ramos Rico | New Space, No Place: Navigating Experiences in a Predominately White Higher Education Institution as Latinx Students | Dr. Michael Miyawaki, Heather Fitz Gibbon (second reader) | Sociology | Women's, Gender, & Sexuality Studies | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Andrew Kunkel | Examining Light-Matter Interactions Through Two Photon Entanglement | Dr. Cody Leary, Dr. John Lindner (second reader) | Physics | Mathematics | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Katherine Fong | The Great Unknown: An Investigation of Audiologists' Familiarity with Auditory Brainstem Implants (ABIs), Neurofibromatosis Type 2 (NF2), Their Clinical Knowledge Regarding Candidacy Criteria, and Outcomes of ABIs | Dr. Donald M. Goldberg, Dr. Joan E. Furey (second reader) | Communication Sciences and Disorders | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | ||
| Rachel Backstrom | Antidepressant Effects of Sleep Deprivation Chronotherapy in Male and Female Sprague-Dawley Rats | Dr. Amy Jo Stavnezer | Neuroscience | Biology | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Benjamin Hassan | Those Who Choose: A New Understanding of Heresy | Dr. Sarah Mirza | Religious Studies | Environmental Studies | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Camryn Rosenstein | Breaking News: Sustainable Fashion is In & Fast Fashion is Out; Constructions of Sustainable Consumption in Fast Fashion Advertising | Dr. Nii Nikoi, Dr. Ahmet Atay | Communication Studies | Dr. Melissa M. Schultz Sustainability and the Environment (Honorable Mention) | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Abby Cunningham | The Influence of Gender Stereotypes on Perceptions of Gender Non-Binary Individuals | Dr. Amber Garcia | Psychology | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Mingyuan "Merlin" Li | Deciphering Protein Evolution - Evidence of Negative Cooperativity in Cytosolic Taurocyamine Kinase from Arenicola brasiliensis and its evolutionary implication | Dr. Mark Snider, Dr. Dean Fraga | Biochemistry and Molecular Biology | 8-10am EDT (Asia: evening, Africa/Europe afternoon) | ||
| Matt Olszewski | THE EFFECTS OF MASCULINITY AND ATTACHMENT STYLE ON PERCEPTIONS OF SCHOOL SHOOTERS AND THE PREVENTION OF SCHOOL SHOOTINGS | Dr. Mike Casey, Dr. Ashley Abraham (second reader) | Psychology | Spanish | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Tiago Garcia Ferrer | Paradoxical Descriptions of Divine Beings | Dr. Bhakti Mamtora, Dr. Bryan Alkemeyer | English, Religious Studies | Most Joyful | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Halen Gifford | The Ghosts of Grief: An Exploration of Gothic Influence in 2010s Horror Cinema | Dr. Ahmet Atay, Dr. Nii Nikoi (second reader) | Communication Studies | Film Studies | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Will McCullough | The Great Outdoors, Indoors: An Evaluation of Green Spaces and Housing Prices in Pittsburgh, PA | Dr. Moses Luri | Economics | Psychology | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Jonah Kadens | "That was the anomaly year!": An Exploration of School Discipline and Disproportionality During the Covid-19 Pandemic | Dr. Anne Nurse, Dr. Kevin Zayed (second reader) | The Sociology of Education | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Sarah Renaker | "Pharmageddon": A Rhetorical Analysis of the 21st Century Anti-Vax Movement | Dr. Melissa Rizzo Weller, Dr. Denise Bostdorff | Communication Studies | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Sofia Biegeleisen | More than a Memory: The Complex Relationship Between Living History and Slavery | Dr. Jordan Biro Walters, Dr. Ibra Sene (second reader) | History, Spanish | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Isabella Ilievski | Social Dependent, Independent Learners and Their Online Learning | Dr. Michelle Colvin | Psychology, Education | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | ||
| Sophia Pellar | TURNING CONCEPTIONS OF FAMILY ‘UPSIDE DOWN’: NON-FAMILIAL FAMILIES PROVIDE SOCIAL SUPPORT AND COMMUNAL COPING AS A FORM OF SOCIAL SUPPORT IN STRANGER THINGS | Dr. Rob Razzante, Dr. Melissa Weller | Communication | English | Most Creative Slideshow | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) |
| Yuqi (Amanda) Han | Bright Moon in Mountain Wind | Dr. Ziying You, Dr. Mark Graham | Chinese Studies, Biology | Best Creative Exploration | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Katie Harvey | Corporate Pressure Makes Regime Diamonds: An Analysis of the Impact of Multinational Corporations on International Environmental Regime Effectiveness | Dr. John Valdez, Dr. Matt Krain (second reader) | Global and International Studies | Environmental Studies | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Hannah Lane-Davies | Birth Work, Reproductive Justice, and Communities of Care | Dr. Christa Craven, Dr. Tom Tierney (second reader) | Anthropology, Women's, Gender, & Sexuality Studies | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Heidi M Likins | An Investigation of the Influence of Exposure to Deaf Communities on Deaf Identity of Young Adult Cochlear Implant Recipients | Dr. Donald M. Goldberg | Communication Sciences and Disorders | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Leah H. Jorn | Political Identity Rules: Support of Renewable Energy Jobs and Attitudes on Soil Conservation in Northeastern Ohio | Dr. Erum Haider, Dr. Matt Mariola | Environmental Studies | Political Science | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Kamron Knowlton | The Synthesis of Bio-Based Degradable Super Absorbent Polymers Through Employment of Multimetallic Catalysts | Dr. Lilliana S. Morris | Chemistry | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Brittany Leyda | The Bees’ Needs: Dietary Additives as a Method to Reduce Pesticide Toxicity in Honey Bees | Dr. Laura Sirot, Dr. Reed Johnson, Dr. Stephen Ferguson | Biology | Spanish | Dr. Melissa M. Schultz Sustainability and the Environment | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) |
| Handeul Son | Investigation of Fire Propagation using Discrete Tree Simulations | Dr. Niklas Manz, Dr. Cody Leary | Physics | Mathematics | 8-10am EDT (Asia: evening, Africa/Europe afternoon) | |
| Craig Klumpp | A Case of Heartburn: Replicating the Heart's Electrical Signals with Fire | Dr. Niklas Manz, Dr. Susan Lehman | Physics | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Bradlee Elizabeth Hartman | Rednecks, Hillbillies, and White Trash in the Living Room: A Rhetorical Analysis of Reality Television's Construction of Appalachian Regional Identity | Dr. Rohini S. Singh | Communication Studies | English | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Paige Clay | SNAPPED: Examining how Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Participation and Food Access Impact Health Outcomes Among Low- income/Low-access (LILA) Populations in Georgia | Dr. Avi Munoz, Dr. Fiacre Bienvenu | Political Science, Africana Studies | n/a | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Sailesh Ram Yellayi | Digital vs. Detrimental: Understanding the Connection Between Internet Addiction and Mental Health | Dr. Susan Clayton, Dr. Mike Casey (second reader) | Psychology | Classical Studies | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Sarah Hopkins | 'It's Time for One of Us': A Feminist Rhetorical Analysis of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's First Term in Congress | Dr. Denise Bostdorff, Dr. Rohini Singh | Communication Studies | Spanish | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Oria Daugherty | If a tree falls in a forest: the impacts of coarse woody debris on biodiversity and species abundance in areas of ongoing reforestation | Dr. Rick Lehtinen, Dr. Nick Brandley (second reader) | Biology | Environmental Studies, Spanish | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Piper H Hartman | Bursting at the Seams: An Exploration of Feelings and Fast Fashion | Dr. Cassidy Ely | Studio Art | Education | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Devon Matson | We're All A Little Bit Gay: Female Homoeroticism In Greek Art | Dr. Jordan Biro Walters, Dr. Olivia Navarro-Farr | History, Archaeology | Critical Digital Engagement | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Zhen Guo | Defeating the COVID-19 Infodemic on Twitter: A SIP Agent-Based Model of Rumor Propagation and Truth Bot Intervention | Dr. Thomas Tierney, Dr. Heather Guanera | Computer Science, Sociology | Most Timely | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Reyka Beth VanSickle | DSOhhh They’re an Influencer: An In-depth Analysis of the Social Media Strategies Used by Direct Selling Distributors to Personally Brand Themselves and Build Relationships | Dr. Michelle Johnson, Dr. Denise Bostdorff (second reader) | Communication Studies | Spanish, Theatre & Dance | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Claire Davidson | Can Climate Fiction Novels Inspire Social Change? A Literary and Empirical Ecocritical Analysis | Dr. David McConnell, Dr. Susanna Sacks | Sociology, English | Dr. Melissa M. Schultz Sustainability and the Environment | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Margaret Loarca | Dogs Behave Differently When Meeting A Stranger Depending On Their Personality and How the Stranger Acts | Dr. Sharon Lynn Second Reader: Dr. Hilary Edgington | Neuroscience | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Brianna McKeen | Breech in Time: Identifying and Dating Historical Textiles using ATR-FT-IR and HPLC-UV/Vis | Dr. Karl Feierabend, Dr. Madonna Hettinger | Chemistry, History | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Heather Hartmann | Development of a Passive Sampler for Detecting PFAS Using Polymer-Organosilica Hybrid Adsorbents | Dr. Paul Edmiston, Dr. Karl Feierabend | Chemistry, Spanish | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Angela Danso Gyane | The Nana Yaa Asantewaa War: Analysis of the Political Institutions of the Asante during The War Of The Golden Stool and the Existing Narratives | Dr. Ibra Sene, Dr. John Valdez | History, Political Science- International Relations | Dr. Josephine Wright Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Alex Melchert | Diminished Sleep and the Presence of Risky Behavior: What Predicts General Health? | Dr. Michelle Colvin, Dr. Evan Wilhelms | Psychology | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Emma Reiner | Protest or Riot?: The Role of News Media in Characterizing the Unrest in Ferguson | Dr. Désirée Weber, Dr. Susanna Sacks | Political Science and English | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Alayt Issak | Visualizing Concepts | Dr. Drew Pasteur, Dr. Subhadip Chowdhury | Mathematics | Studio Art | Critical Digital Engagement | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening), 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
| Stephanie Pokras | Whose Line is it Anyway? Rhetoric, Pathology, and the Jewish Race in Late Victorian England | Dr. Christina Welsch | History | Philosophy | Dr. Josephine Wright Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) |
| Laura Haley | Who’s Watching Who? Inverting the Capitalist Gaze in News Images of Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos | Dr. Rohini Singh, Dr. Melissa Rizzo Weller | Communication Studies | Global Media and Digital Studies | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Max Gregg | Normative Bastardy | Dr. Evan Riley | Philosophy | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Carlos Owusu-Ansah | The trajectory of an Anisotropic Particle Near a Light-Transmitting Optical Nanofiber | Dr. Cody Leary, Dr. Robert Kelvey | Physics, Math | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | ||
| Katie Shideler | Energy Conservation: Harnessing Excess Thermal Energy and Converting to Electricity by Use of the Thermoelectric Effect | Dr. Susan Lehman, Dr. R. Drew Pasteur | Physics, Mathematics | 8-10am EDT (Asia: evening, Africa/Europe afternoon) | ||
| Ciara Hudson | Pay to Play Politics: An Examination of Big Money's Influence in the United States Senate | Dr. Avram Muñoz, Dr. Alvaro Corral | Political Science | South Asian Studies | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon), Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) |
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| Maresa Tate | Now You See Me — Now You Don’t: An Investigation of Hair Alterations Effects on Face Identification in Own- and Other-race Faces | Dr. Grit Herzmann | Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience | Dr. Josephine Wright Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | |
| Stachal Harris | BLACK ENUF: An Exploration of the Strategic Use of Racial Appeals by Black Politicians to Garner Black Voter Support | Dr. Álvaro Corral | Political Science | Africana Studies | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Lesley Chinery | “SISTERS ARE DOIN’ IT FOR THEMSELVES”: CREATING A FINANCIAL LITERACY WORKSHOP FOR COLLEGE-AGED WOMEN ON THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG SPENDING, SAVING, AND INVESTING | Dr. Denise Bostdorff | Communication Studies | Africana Studies | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Marielle Mason | Perceptions Toward Persons with ADHD: Exploring the Relationship Between Intergroup Contact, Honesty-Humility, Accommodations and Attitudes | Dr. Amber Garcia, Dr. Grit Herzmann (second reader) | Psychology | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | ||
| Sam Casey | LGBTQ and Leviticus: How Religious Appeals Affect the Electability of Queer Political Candidates | Dr. Álvaro Corral, Dr. Désirée Weber | Political Science: U.S. National Politics | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Nicole Powell | The Application of Machine Learning in Analyzing Organic Compounds from NMR Spectral Data | Dr. Sofia Visa, Dr. Heather Guarnera | Computer Science | Math, Chemistry | 10am-noon EDT (Asia: late evening, PST 6am-8am, Africa/Europe: late afternoon) |
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| Sydney Barger | “It Can Happen Here”: the Rise & Fall of the German American Bund & the 1930s American Nazi Movement and its Interpretations in Modern Media | Dr. Beth Muellner, Dr. Lisa Wong, Dr. Katy Holihan (second reader) | German Studies, BA Music - Flute Performance | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | ||
| Marcel El Kouri | Double, Double Toil and Trouble: Using Fruit Flies to Understand Intellectual Disability | Dr. Seth Kelly, Dr. Laura Sirot, Dr. Erzsébet Regan (second reader) | Neurobiology | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Sarah Rapacz | Immersive Fantasy: An Exploration of Cultural Diversity in Fantasy Novels | Dr. Claire Eager, Dr. Jennifer Hayward | English | Art | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Emma Busch | It's Friezing Out There: Take My Sweater! Examining How Math Can be Enhanced by Knitting in the Case of Frieze Patters | Dr. Pamela Pierce | Mathematics | Spanish | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Annabelle Vosmeier | “The Bliss Of Solitude”: In Search of Fulfilled Single Characters in Seventeenth through Twentieth Century Anglophone and Francophone Literature | Dr. Claire Eager, Dr. Laura Burch | English, French and Francophone Studies | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Olivia Proe | What Are Perfect Places, Anyway? Exploring the New Zealand Government's Approach to Youth Suicide Prevention | Dr. Heather Fitz Gibbon, Dr. Tom Tierney | Sociology | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | ||
| Virginia E. Roberts | RESOURCE-DRIVEN CONTROL OF CAVITY-NESTING WASP DENSITIES | Dr. Carlo Moreno, Dr. Jennifer Ison | Biology | Earth Science | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Jessica Kamen | A Review of the Treatments of Anxiety Disorders Within the Adolescent Population | Dr. Sharon Lynn | Neuroscience | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Yang (Fish) Yu | Alien Sunsets on Tumbling Asteroids | Dr. John F. Lindner, Dr. Cody Leary | Physics | Mathematics | 4-6 pm EDT (PST 1pm-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) | |
| Maxwell Engel | Keep it Simple Stupid: An Examination of American Conservative Populism in the Complex Neoliberal World Order | Dr. Jeff Lantis | Political Science (International Relations) | History | 2-4 pm EDT (PST 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| James Shanahan | The Apprentice and One Binary to Rule Them All: Gender in Science Fiction and Fantasy | Dr. Bryan Alkemeyer | English | Film | Noon-2 pm EDT (PST 9am-11am, Africa/Europe: early evening) | |
| Zoie Bills | BLACK OUTSIDE: A FILM EXPLORING BLACK PEOPLE’S RELATIONSHIPS WITH OUTDOOR SPACES | Dr. Denise Bostdorff, Dr. Melissa Weller | Communication Studies, Psychology | Most Socially & Emotionally Connected | 2-4pm EDT (PST: 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | |
| Dante King | Two Sides of the Same Coin: Vergil and Ovid’s Clashing Portrayals of Individual and Group Identity | Dr. Josephine Shaya, Dr. Monica Florence (second reader) | Classical Languages | 2-4pm EDT (PST: 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Mika Yonaha | Dragon Nest: Immersive Experience Design | Dr. Bridget Murphy Milligan, Dr. Nathan Sommer | Self-designed Major: Digital Design of Entertainment Environments | 2-4pm EDT (PST: 11am-1pm, Africa/Europe: evening) | ||
| Ariel Xie | Exoplanet Sunsets | Dr. Lindner, Dr. Kelvey | Physics, Mathematics | Computer Science | 8-10am EDT (PST: 1-3pm, Africa/Europe: late evening) |