Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2014
Facilitating student discussion: The case of a political scince [sic] class, Emma Fitzhugh (Political Science)
Eastern Michigan University Honors College application online system, Andrew Greiner (Computer Science)
International political economy: How does freedom correlate with economic success?, Trevis Harrold (Political Science)
Gender bias in the workplace, Daniel Henley (Psychology)
Cystic fibrosis: Improvement in quality of life with medication specific to genetic mutation, Elizabeth Henson (Nursing)
The Eurozone economic crisis and the divergent paths of unity, Kaitlyn Hill (Political Science)
Behaving boldly: The effects of personalities on locomotion, growth, and prey capture in tarantulas (Lasiodora parahybana), Samantha Isselbacher (Biology)
A survey of Willow Metropark, Wayne County, Michigan, Ashlee Ann Jed (Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminology)
Q methodological study of subjectivity and objectivity, Maria Karimova (Psychology)
Disability and access: Leadership opportunities for students with disabilities in high school, Tori A. Klisz (Special Education)
The emergence of the New Woman in Victorian children's and family literature, Geneva Korykowski (English Language and Literature)
The opaque self: Whiteness studies and the racial perceptions of liberal, white-identifying college males, Caleb D. Kruzel (Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminology)
An investigation of the user satisfaction of customer relationship management program, Sangeun Lee (Computer Information Systems)
Unpunished criminals: The social acceptablity of white collar crimes in America, Joseph P. Martinez (Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminology)
The relationship between female self-objectification and extra-curricular activities, Tanjare' C. McKay (Psychology)
The effects of childhood poverty on adult health outcomes, Melissa Meyer (Social Work)
Unwanted guest, Adam Mitts (English Language and Literature)
Stemming the tide: Reducing health care cost inflation through eliminating waste, Nino Monea (Political Science)
From climate action to coalition: Ypsilanti and EMU as models for sustainability, Erica Mooney (Geography and Geology)
Somalia: A critical comunnication [sic] conflict analysis of the ongoing conflict and its effect on the growing mental illnesses within the country, Dominique Eunice Moore (Communication, Media and Theatre Arts)
"People are people": Benefits of inclusive service, Sarah Mueller (Special Education)
Non-violent uses of small unmanned aerial vehicles, Nickolas Myers (Engineering Technology)
Service organization control audit series : The need for a uniform process of verification of service organizations' internal controls and the implementation of this process, Kati Nance (Accounting and Finance)
The global economic effects of going green with a focus on industry creation, transformation, and destruction, Karen Nelson (Economics)
Innovative & interactive iPad interventions: The new wave of delivering pediatric behavioral, emotional & social care, Molly Peabody (Special Education)