Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2013
Better social studies: Increasing content knowledge & reading simultaneously, Ellen Rae Weaver (Teacher Education)
Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2012
Are individuals' views on inquiry-based learning related to the level of inquiry they have experienced?, Maria Ang (Biology)
Sexual risk taking behaviors of EMU residents, Jennifer Barker (Health Sciences)
Teaching "correct" English: Codeswitching between standard American and vernacular English, Kaia-Marie Bishop (English Language and Literature)
Mental health policy through the lens of a social worker, Rebecca Marie Boog (Social Work)
Nonlinear curve fitting (linear plus exponential) for magnetic cooling data, Shannon Bourke (Mathematics)
Make the grade: An investigation of STI-prevention marketing campaigns, Randal D. Brown (Psychology)
Tyrone and Vivian Brown: A person-in-environment retrospective, Tyrone Brown (Social Work)
The "push" and "pull" of Mexican immigrants across the United States border, Kayleigh Del Cotto (Political Science)
The five p's of type 1 diabetes, Paula Elizabeth Esteva (Nursing)
Analysis of DNA copy number variants in yeast Saccharomyces cerevisae, Alexander Friske (Biology)
Hezbollah: A present day non-state actor, Travis Fry (Technology Studies)
Senior flute recital: Program notes, Corinne Marie Galligan (Music and Dance)
The matriarch: A historical review of the life of Ada Mae Woodson Brown Metcalf, Pamela Gesund (Social Work)
From the closet to the campaign trail: Homosexuality and elections, Emily Gillingham (Political Science)
Social movements in Latin America: Political process theory and repertoires of contention, Ariani Gil-Regalado (Political Science)
Examining the seed bank and restoration potential in Great Lakes coastal wetlands invaded by Phragmites australis, Lily Glaeser (Biology)
Differences in bacterial and methanogen abundance between wetlands invaded by Phragmites australis and those inhabited by Typha spp, Joshua Goldberger (Biology)
"I can't think about kissing": Strong female protagonists and romance in dystopian young adult fiction, Mollie Hall (English Language and Literature)
Identifying growth deficient Bacillus anthracis mutants via transponson mutagenesis, Michello Hatto (Health Sciences)
Late Woodland Period Settlement organization in southeast Michigan, Caitlin Holloway (Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminology)
Senior clarinet recital, Katherine Jakrzweski (Music and Dance)
Lipid membrane disruption by amylin in type II diabetes mellitus: Effect of head group loss, William Joesten (Chemistry)
Innocent until proven guilty: The representation of wrongfully convicted women, Julie Krupa (Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminology)
Spectrometer analysis of dyeing behavior of cotton and polyester fabric using direct, reactive, and dispersive dyes, Maria Langton (Technology Studies)