Featured Scholar: Susan Jean
History major Susan Jean is the winner of the University Scholars Program's
inaugural year research paper competition. Her paper, "When the Very
Best Citizens Were Murderers: The Discourse of Lynching in Florida,"
was recognized as the Best Qualitative Research Paper at the USP Symposium
on April 1. "I was drawn to the topic in part by the disturbing reality
that we know so little about such a recent, barbaric practice," Jean
says. "There are no official records of Florida lynchings, so trying
to compile that kind of information appealed to me."
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Papers
Susan Jean, College
of Liberal Arts & Sciences (Mentor: Fitzhugh Brundage)
When the Very Best Citizens Were Murderers:The
Discourse of Lynching in Florida
Joshua Alwood, College
of Liberal Arts & Sciences (Mentor: Gregory Stewart)
Non-Fermi Liquid Behavior in U2Co2Sn
Valerie K. Ensenat, College
of Agriculture (Mentor: K.R. Reddy)
Phosphorus and Nitrogen Flux from Lake
Okeechobee Sediments
Rajani Mukalel, College
of Health Professions (Mentor: Andrea L. Behrman)
Arm Posture Affects Lower Limb Reflex
and EMG Activity While Walking in Individuals with Incomplete Spinal Cord
Injury: A Pilot Study
Jeffrey Palm, College
of Engineering (Mentor: Joe Wilson)
A Programming Language Generator with Support
for Hybrid Editing
