Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2012
Contractually altering integrated project delivery's success, Michael D. Richardson (Engineering Technology)
The reduction of amphibian species richness in the presence of non-native plants, Kaitlyn Shott (Biology)
Enhancement of an online content management system: CLCloud.com, Amit Singh (Computer Information Systems)
Cooperative education in the secondary mathematics classroom, Brooke Stefani (Mathematics)
Win or go home?: Michigan soldiers view of the 1864 presidential election, Jonathan Tropf (History and Philosophy)
Observing CSLA expression patterns in Arabidopsis thaliana using promoter-GUS fusion analysis, Evan R. VandenBosch (Biology)
Ideological malady: Imprisoned thoughts versus liberated action in transgressive texts, Juanita A. Walton (English Language and Literature)
Senior piano recital, Danielle J. Watt (Music and Dance)
Waiting in line at Mount Rushmore: Understanding the rankings of Presidential Greatness, Neil Weinberg (Political Science)
Entropy and related principles, Jonathan P. Williams (Economics)
Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2011
Causes of piracy in medieval Japan, Joanna Abeli (History and Philosophy)
Copy editing in the digital age: How technology has changed copy editing, Angela Anne Avery-Ahlijian (English Language and Literature)
The foster care and adoption process through the eyes of prospective parents, Nancy Hocking Berger (Social Work)
My American journey, Benjamin Crumm (History and Philosophy)
See the difference, make a difference, be the difference, Theresa Dark (English Language and Literature)
Dynamothermal metamorphism of the Chiwaukum Schist in the Steven's Pass Area, Cascade Mountains, Washington, Jennifer A. Davis (Geography and Geology)
Modeling the spread of a wheat pathogen in the United States of America, Patrick T. Davis (Mathematics)
Improving air cargo infrastructure in the developing world: A study of Pune Maharashtra, India, Jordan Dekker (Marketing)
Comparative study of comfort properties of five different common apparel textiles, Diann DiNardo (Technology Studies)
The mani said shei would return: English pronominal gender in native Mandarin speaking learners, examined within a comprehensive theory of language acquisition, Rachelle Felzien (English Language and Literature)
A comparative analysis of Japanese and American marketing: Examining the influence of culture on marketing practices, Jacqueleen Maria Ferrer (World Languages)
An overview of small scale digital forensics, Susan Fowler (Technology Studies)
The impact of family involvement on the academic success of African American students in the intermediate grades, Rebecca Lynn Hodge (Teacher Education)
Opposition to the Mexican-American War: The soldiers, the politicians, Michigan, and the future Republican Party, Christopher Charles Hoitash (History and Philosophy)
The study of the prevalence of DESNOS symptoms in traumatized children, Margot Jagodzinski (Social Work)