Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2010
Flower symbolism as female sexual metaphor, Andrea Frownfelter (Art)
Viral marketing: Why do consumers forward content?, Jonathon Hitz (Marketing)
If Byron and Stoker could see us now: A cultural study of the new face of the Byronic hero, Kristin Iacopelli (English Language and Literature)
Dialogue journals: A way to encourage emergent writers, Victoria Isabell (Teacher Education)
Intercultural competence for the nutrition professional, Cynthia S. Klement (Communication, Media and Theatre Arts)
Involvement of Vav2 in the EphA4 signaling pathway of Xenopus laevis as a possible Rho regulator, Jessica Kopala (Biology)
Computational studies of stereochemical effects in the synthesis of sugar mimics, Louis Anthony Lello (Chemistry)
Study abroad dynamics: Anthropological perspectives, Jonathan Maravelias (Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminology)
Idiom comprehension: Semantic analysability and lexical unit, Noel McAuliffe (Special Education)
Stress and anxiety reduction due to writing diaries, journals, e-mail, and weblogs, Briana Murnahan (Psychology)
RFID technology and its impact on the supply chain, Trina A. Nash (Marketing)
The insanity defense: A comparative analysis, Kristin Neville
Standards, training, and guests' perceptions in luxury hotels, Sarah Peterhans (Technology Studies)
The politics of higher education and the student presidency, Regina Royan (Political Science)
Using daily behavior report cards as intervention for primary school students with ADHD, Kristina Schaefer (Social Work)
Political shifts in the eastern upper peninsula of Michigan during the Great Depression, Kristina Schwab (History and Philosophy)
Characterization of LIM kinase and activity in early amphibian embryos, Stephanie Seegert (Biology)
A comparative analysis of the electronic and structural characteristics of polyphenolic inhibitors of PAI-1, Patrick Spoutz (Chemistry)
La literatura del regimin de Pinochet, Paul Umlauf
Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2009
Development of fabric seaming for clothing using ultrasonic sealing technique, Chelsea Katen Appleby (Technology Studies)
Multiple role transitions, Lena E. Ballard (Social Work)
Possibilities of a third epidemiological occurrence, Sue A. Bentley
We're all waiting for something, Christina N. Bigler (Communication, Media and Theatre Arts)
An application of input-output analysis to pollution, Paul Burkander
Does stress increase and support decrease the use of spanking as a discipline strategy?, Maegan Calvert (Psychology)