Tuesday, April 21, 2015

2015 Spring Showcase

From top to bottom;  on the left:  Ashley Huhman, Chase Tillar, Rachel Nicholas, John Dale, Zach Garcia, and Darby Heard; in the middle:  Linzi Thompson, Melody Dunn, Anna Talkington, Bethany Ragle, Caitlin Maddox, and Catherine Phipps; on the right: Cerina Stiles, Marissa Hinton, Sadie Woodruff, Taylor Glasco, Nik Razo, Laura Asaro, and Melissa Pope.
HONORS SUPER SHOWCASE
Tuesday, April 21, 2015 at 3:30 p.m.

HONORS THESES
John Dale, Senior, Physics
“Potential Use of Conducting Films as a Chemical Detector Using a Simple Resistance Measurement”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Dane Scott, Assistant Professor, Chemistry
Zachary Garcia, Senior, Music-Vocal
“A Scary Potter Musical”
Faculty mentor: Ms. Vickie Reifsnider, Lecturer/Musical Theatre Director
Marissa Hinton, Junior, Nursing
“Sanitatsoldat”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Mark Walling, Professor and Chair, English
Ashley Huhman, Junior, Mathematics and Computer Science
“An Analysis on the Beige Book’s Dallas District”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Nicholas Jacob, Assistant Professor, Mathematics
Caitlin A. Maddox, Senior, History
“The Emergence of Art in Oklahoma: Federal Murals of the Great Depression”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Scott Barton, Professor, History and Native American Studies
Catherine H. Phipps, Senior, Biology
“Variation in the Vascular Canals of the Testudine in Relation to Scute Nutrient Requirements”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Ken Andrews, Professor, Biology
Melissa Pope, Senior, Psychology
“Play the Game: Perceptions of Athletes as Rape Perpetrators”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Marc Klippenstine, Associate Professor, Psychology
Nik Razo, Senior, Physics
Determination of Caffeine in Energy Beverages”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Dane Scott, Assistant Professor, Chemistry
Linzi Thompson, Senior, Environmental Health Science and Chemistry
“Using Geochemical Parameters and Elevation to Link Karst Conduit Flow
to Springs in the Arbuckle Mountains, South-Central Oklahoma”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Guy Sewell Professor, Environmental Health Science
Sadie Woodruff, Senior, English and History
“Creative Retellings: Beauty and the Beast”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Mark Walling, Professor and Chair, English

DEPARTMENTAL HONORS PROJECTS
Laura Asaro, Senior, Mathematics
“A Study on Manganese Hydroxides”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Dwight Myers, Professor and Chair, Chemistry
Melody Dunn, Senior, Music--Vocal
“Opera Workshop:  ‘The Telephone,’ ‘A Hand of Bridge’ and ‘Little Red Riding Hood’”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Melody Baggech, Associate Professor, Music
Taylor Glasco, Senior, Biology
“Absorption Properties of Fluorescein on Activated Carbon”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Nicholas Cheper, Professor and Chair, Biology
Darby Heard, Senior, Biology and Art
“The Scientific and Artistic Impact of Bioart”
Faculty mentor: Ms. Katherine Seals, Assistant Professor, Art
Bethany Ragle, Senior, Biology
“Parasite Quantification in Trachemys scripts elegans
Faculty mentor: Dr. Ken Andrews, Professor, Biology
Cerina Stiles, Senior, Chemistry
“Development of a Laboratory Component for Advanced Inorganic Chemistry at ECU”
and
“Computational Studies of Transition Metal Hydroxides”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Dwight Myers, Professor and Chair, Chemistry
Anna Talkington, Junior, English (Teacher Certification)
"Examining the Role of Young Adult Fiction in the Secondary English Classroom"
Faculty mentor: Dr. Teresa Rothrock, Associate Professor, English
Chase Tillar, Junior, Physics
"The Dumping of Ultrasound Solids and Liquids with Frequency and Temperature”
Faculty mentor: Dr. Karen Williams, Professor, Chemistry

ENGAGEMENT HONORS EXPERIENCES
John Dale, Senior, Physics
Internship:  Honeywell Enterprises
Faculty mentor: Dr. Nick Rutledge, Professor, Physics
Rachel Nicholas, Senior, Business Administration-Management
and Melissa Pope, Senior, Psychology
Study Abroad: Spain
Faculty mentor: Dr. Errol King, Assistant Professor, Spanish

1 comment:

  1. At the 2015 Spring Showcase, I was able to witness, once again, the kind of work that I may have to do as an honors student. It is daunting, to a certain degree, how much work and effort will have to be put into presenting at the Spring or Fall showcase, but after having watched others present their own research and projects, I am confident that it will be a worthy experience that I will not forget, and even if I do get a little nervous thinking about it I still look forward to it immensely. ~Nathaniel Starry

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