Featured Scholar: John Wernicke
When he first entered college four years ago, John Wernicke initially
had a tough time picking a major. Intrigued by math and science, he found
it hard to settle on just one major. Instead, he picked two.
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Papers
John Wernicke, College of Engineering
(Mentor: Alan George)
Simulative Analysis of QoS in Avionics
Networks for Reliably Low Latency
Sarah O'Brien, College of Liberal
Arts and Sciences (Mentor: Geraldine Nichols)
Recuperando espacios domésticos
de la memoria colectiva: Cuatro narrativas femeninas de la posguerra española
David Tarabocchia, Warrington
College of Business (Mentor: Kevin Christensen)
The Electronic Medical Record:
Economic and Managerial Implications for the Health Care Organization
Asma Eisa, College of
Agricultural and Life Sciences (Mentor: Nemat Keyhani)
Analysis of the Role of Oxalic Acid in
the Entomopathogenic Fungus Beauveria bassiana
Amir Faraji, College
of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Mentor: Kirk Schanze)
The Design and Synthesis of a Tetrahedral
Platinum-Acetylide Oligomer
Chia Chu, College of
Engineering (Mentor: Mark Orazem)
Use of CP3D Simulations for Evaluation
of ECDA Indications on Pipeline Conditions
Gabriel Olander, College
of Engineering (Mentor: Khai Ngo)
Compact Stand-Alone-Power-Source (SAPS)
for Wireless Applications
Jason Arvelo, College
of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Mentor: Joshua Comenetz)
The Relationship Between War and Topography
in the Middle East Since 1900
Reisha Gocool, College
of Education (Mentors: Stephen Smith and Ann Daunic)
The Relation Between Teacher and Peer
Perceptions of Aggressive Behavior
