Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2022
Planning and effects of equitable teaching practices in EMU MATH 120 class, Kyle Yapp (Mathematics and Statistics)
Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2021
The impacts of COVID-19 on audit practices, Morise Adio-Moses (Accounting and Finance)
Teaching, learning, and everyday folk psychology, Natalia Anderson (History and Philosophy)
Determining the prevalence of children with autism who experience delays to behavioral therapy in Michigan and understanding the needs of their family during this time: Preliminary survey results and feedback, Jamie Barr (Psychology)
Effect of stress on health of African American women in low income neighborhoods, Jada C. Childs (Psychology)
Building a secure web application for gamified technical labs, Kevin Higman (Technology Studies)
Gender non-conformity in the appearance of political candidates and its effect on voters, Megan Amanda Holmes (Political Science)
The implementation of a novel graphical python editor (STREMECODER) in a rodent discrimination apparatus, Supraja Kalva (Computer Science)
Arkhe - Unmanned detection robot, Hannah Klooster (Engineering)
The membrane as an RC circuit: A teaching method for undergraduate neuroscience students, Harlie Ann McKelvey (Biology)
Moderate voters and the economy, Anna Newmyer (Political Science)
Preventing secondary traumatic stress in social workers: How to protect helping professionals, Carmen M. Ortega (Social Work)
Building a competitive platform for cyber security and computer science technical challenges, Zachariah Pelletier (Technology Studies)
The role of cultural assimilation when working with adult immigrants in social work, Jennifer Reyes (Social Work)
The C.L.A.P. methodology: Utilizing assistive technology in the general education classroom, Lillia Sheline (English Language and Literature)
Making music for all: A guide for inclusivity in the music classroom, Rebecca Sims (Music and Dance)
Agricultural and settlement patterns of New France in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Katherine St. Amand (History and Philosophy)
Sleight of hand: Soviet anti-religious practices continued in a post-communist Russia, Kirk Andrew Suchowesky (History and Philosophy)
Analysis of the role of Sgs1p in repair of double-strand DNA breaks in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Beth Wasserman (Chemistry)
Milked dry: A framing analysis of how mass media helped reframe the public's perception of the dairy industry, Sequoia West (Communication, Media and Theatre Arts)
Contested civic space: The Piazza della Signoria in Medicean Florence, Joanne Wisely (History and Philosophy)
Senior Honors Theses and Projects from 2020
Nursing student confidence in implementing comfort measures with the laboring client, Heily Alvelo-Saada (Nursing)
Exploring the social implications of freedom of speech on the internet, Gwenyth Andrusiak (Computer Science)
Can normative influences ease the effects of social exclusion?, Autumn Chall (Psychology)
The implications of gut health on mental health, Cali Curlee (Nursing)