Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2012
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)
Investigation of the evolutionary origin and history of a newly identified transposable element in rodents, Ashley Larm (Biology)
A craft-based composition: Expanding and foregrounding materiality in writing, Chelsea A. Lonsdale (English Language and Literature)
Fuel cost hedging in the U.S. airline industry, Kun Lu (Accounting and Finance)
Emergency management in higher education: Challenges and solutions, Robert C. Morford (Political Science)
A proposed model for technology/language acquisition application in the Spanish classroom, Brittany Lynne Mrozek (World Languages)
A case for mutual engagement: On the consequences of professor as terminal audience, Adam Nannini (English Language and Literature)
Students with visual impairments and math: Impact of practice on achievement and attitude, Megan K. Pidgeon (Special Education)
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)