Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2007
Defining liberty: An empirical and normative analysis of the Supreme Court's role in democracy, Emily Vincent (Political Science)
Creating a conservation plan for the domestic apparel collection in the apparel & textile merchandising program at Eastern Michigan University, Erica M. White (Technology Studies)
Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2006
Egyptian social services, Miriam Abouzahr (Social Work)
Unveiling precedent: Reclaiming the power of women in the early church, Ruth Adam (History and Philosophy)
Factors influencing marital satisfaction with a specific focus on depression, Elizabeth K. Bagwell (Psychology)
Working with movies and plays: A hands-on study of film, theatre, and adaptations, Matt Balke (Communication, Media and Theatre Arts)
The hand horn in performance, Elisa Balon (Music and Dance)
NAELS Campus Climate Neutral marketing project, Amelia Bateman (Marketing)
Equipment leasing: Analysis of industry practices emphasizing lessors' risks and returns, Ravi Vijay Beedkar (Accounting and Finance)
How children's programs at churches promote resilience and how they can be enhanced, Dawn Blanton (Psychology)
The effects of multicultural literature in the classroom, Maria Boles (Teacher Education)
Female genital mutlation [sic]: An emerging public health concern, Sarah Jan Brown (Health Sciences)
Perceptions of public relations professionals among radio, television and print reporters in the state of Michigan, Lindsay Buhagiar (English Language and Literature)
The factor structure of the Depressive Personality Disorder Inventory, Jude Chamberlain (Psychology)
Correlational relationship between jealousy, self-esteem, and locus of control in an undergraduate population, Rebecca C. Cooley (Psychology)
Assessing self-injurious behaviors on a college campus, Chelsea R. Dean (Psychology)
Girl power: Feminine motifs in Japanese popular culture, David Endresak (Women's and Gender Studies)
Myhopoeia, Benjamin Fider (English Language and Literature)
Putting the pieces together: Effective characteristics of an HR internship program, Matthew Gillim (Management)
Integrating reading strategies into the science curriculum, Sarah Gilson (Teacher Education)
Bilingual students and family literacy, Laura Green (World Languages)
Observations on healthcare and the cultural perceptions of pain and pain management at Bebalem Hospital, Tchad Africa, Nealey McCall Hearns (Nursing)
Phylogenetic analysis of NADP-malic enzyme and its expression in Arabidopsis thaliana guard cells, Erin Horning (Biology)
Analysis of the transcriptional levels of guinea pig sines and lines, Nicole D. Jamison (Biology)
Utopian religions in America: The Shakers, the Oneida Perfectionists and the Mormons, an issue of survival, Robin Kirkbride (History and Philosophy)