
Undergraduate
Nilda Alicea-Vel谩zquez, Ph.D.
Chemistry and Biochemistry Department
Graduate
Jillian Maynard
Elihu Burritt Library
This annual celebration of student work was established in 1998, guided by the work of the National Conference on Undergraduate Research, whose mission is to promote undergraduate research, scholarship, and creativity in all fields of study. A longtime member of the Council of Undergraduate Research, 91精品 sends a group of exemplary students to the National Conference of Undergraduate Research each year, with the students representing the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics; Arts and Humanities; and Social and Behavioral sciences.
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Sara Duprey (Advisor Dr. Beth Ghiloni-Wage); What鈥檚 Love Got To Do with It: Brand Perceptions of 91精品 before and after the Innovations in Marketing Conference
Serena Nadeau (Advisor Dr. Brian Sommers); A Changing People in a Changing World: Bohemian Modernism in the Van Life Community
Jordan Swilling (Advisor Dr. Tan Leng Goh); Health - Do physical educators value it?
Tanner Brault (Advisor Dr. Sarah Maurer); Phase Transfer properties of AMP, ADP and DNA into solvents
Alicia Farris (Advisor Sally Drew); Investigating Response to Intervention (RtI) Implementation Integrity in Elementary Reading Instruction in Connecticut鈥檚 Schools
Zachary Lane (Advisor Jess Smith); Selective Breeding of Ferroglobus placidus for Lab Utilization
Moriah R. Maresh; A Person Needs Teeth to Eat: Food in Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis"
Thomas Vaughn; Prosperity of the Children of Connecticut Witches
Isaac Diaz (Advisors Thomas Mione and Benjamin Blackman-UC, Berkley); Variation of UV Absorption, Architecture, and Flowering Time in Helianthus Annuus
Chris Oville (Advisor Nimmi Sharma); Aerosol Measurements at Mauna Loa Observatory Using Biostatic Laser Radar
Caleb Pittman (Advisor Jerold Duquette); Analyzing Democratic Presidential Primaries Through the Lens of Daniel Elazar鈥檚 Political Culture Typology.
Brennan Schliphack (Advisor Heather Rodriguez); A Sociological Perspective on Catholicism: A Qualitative Analysis of the Effects of Religion on Young Adults.
These students were selected by a panel of 91精品 faculty and staff from a pool of many worthy projects.
Brian Graca (Advisor Yan Liu); A Study of Longitudinal Academic Achievement in Connecticut Public School Districts and its Dependency on Resource Allocation
Jonathan M Kryzanski, 鈥淐ognitive Benefits of Language Learning鈥
Helena L Swanson, 鈥淧erceived Control and Academic Performance: The Mediating Effect of Good Nutrition鈥