Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2009
Disruptive behavior and miscommunication in health care settings, Meghan Stimmel (Health Sciences)
Practitioners' views of effective treatment options for childhood trauma, Mary Sue Storie (Social Work)
Unleashing the Blitzkrieg: Precursors of a tactical revolution, Michael Vianueva (History and Philosophy)
We were fighting for self determination and power: Black high school student activism and the Black Power Movement, Dara Walker (African American Studies)
Stereotypes: Racism and its effects on the 2008 presidential election and our citizens, Mark Anthony Wheeler (Social Work)
Senior piano lecture recital, Lynnann Jean Wieringa (Music and Dance)
The college role in diminishing the digital divide gender gap: Assessment of male vs. female computer access and use, Folayan D. Zheng (Management)
Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2008
From "heathens" to heaven EnSlAVED, LaToya Abraham (African American Studies)
Cultural diversity: Pain beliefs and treatment among Mexican-Americans, African-Americans, Chinese-Americans and Japanese-Americans, Anthony J. Alvarado (Nursing)
The involvement of Rho-associated kinases (ROCKs) in EphA4 signaling in Xenopus laevis, Ashley Bate (Biology)
Religion and pathography, Audrey L. Carrier (History and Philosophy)
Exploring the role of meetings and events coordinators in the political arena, Mary Ryan Douglass (Management)
Giving the devil his due: The emergence of the fallen hero in English literature, John K. Feldkamp (English Language and Literature)
The effectiveness of electronic whiteboards and powerpoint lessons in the mathematics classroom, John K. Feldkamp (Mathematics)
Senior viola recital, Johannah Fenton (Music and Dance)
An evaluation of health research methodology in the literature, A. Irene Gamalski (Health Sciences)
The effect of NAFTA on immigration from Mexico to the U.S., Steven Gilbert (World Languages)
The U.S. policy of democracy promotion in Latin America, Steven Gilbert (Political Science)
Fat is fine: Influences of medical research, body image and self-esteem and social justice on socially unaccepted bodies, Rachel Girard (Women's and Gender Studies)
Celebrities: Who they are, how they gain popularity, and why society is so fascinated with them and their court cases, Kristina Gregory (Communication, Media and Theatre Arts)
A comparative study of higher education, Michael Hugh Haynes (Political Science)
Optimal strategy in the game show, "1 vs. 100", Seth A. Hoxworth (Mathematics)
Women politicians: Why the United States has so few, Rebecca Kurtz (Political Science)
The gothic colonial: A comparison of Wuthering heights and Native son, Arwa Mohammad Malaibari (English Language and Literature)
Doubling identities: Character representation and narrative style in Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim, Bushra M. Malaibari (English Language and Literature)