Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2005
Synthesis of pyrrolidines and pyrrolizidines using the aza-Cope rearrangement Mannich cyclization under microwave conditions, Amanda Schalk (Chemistry)
An examination of modern family communication and moral values in America and Europe, Melanie Seasons (Communication, Media and Theatre Arts)
Cyberspace crimes against children, Mary Louise Steinmetz (Technology Studies)
Small peptide analogues of the a-amylase inhibiting protein, tendamistat, Jennifer Mabel Stephens (Chemistry)
Performance management in local law enforcement agencies, Jason Vibbart (Political Science)
Poetics: A symphony of ideas, Clayton E. Walker (English Language and Literature)
Crime pays: The role of prohibition and rum running along US 112 in the transformation of the Michigan State Police, Timothy Weber (History and Philosophy)
Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2004
Program notes: Senior piano recital, Juan Arauco (Music and Dance)
A portrait of power: The importance of Marguerite de Valois in sixteenth century French royal politics, Karin M. Armour (History and Philosophy)
The increasing difficulties facing American elections and possible solutions, Karin M. Armour (Political Science)
A model for radiation interactions with matter, Carrie Beck (Mathematics)
Animation - a study and comparison of concepts and software issues, Alan Beesley (Technology Studies)
Examining racial and ethnic disparities in usual source of care, Bettina Bell (Health Sciences)
DNA sequencing and site-directed mutagenesis of the drug-metabolizing enzyme, cytochrome P450-2B4, Matthew Bidlack (Chemistry)
Reaching out: An overview of communication intervention strategies for individuals with autism, Elizabeth A. Carrier (Special Education)
Characterizing the role of NADP-malic enzyme in stomatal conductance, Jason Coliadis (Biology)
A Center for Holistic Health, Beth Doane (Communication, Media and Theatre Arts)
Integrating multicultural literature and the arts across the curriculum, Phyllis Mae Davis Dragun (Teacher Education)
Direct and indirect American influence on Canadian military and defense policy in the twentieth century, Rory Philip Garnice (Political Science)
Written communications: A website control manual, Allison Gesek (English Language and Literature)
Voices behind the lens: The creation of the YYEA kick-off video, Sarah Marie Glasco (Technology Studies)
The measurement of hexanal production by myoglobin-induced lipid peroxidation using headspace analysis and a cryofocusing inlet system with a gas chromatograph and mass spectrometer, Paula Marie Gutman (Chemistry)
The Association of Black Social Work Students, Patricia L. Hall (Social Work)
Human rights legislation in Egypt and Iran: A comparative historical analysis, Molly I. Harris (History and Philosophy)
Frida Kahlo: A multimedia exploration of the human spirit and pain management, Galen Haye (Art)