A total of 19 Honors students will present their final Senior Honors projects on Tuesday-Thursday, April 22-24, beginning at 3:30 p.m. each day in Herbster Chapel.
Through the Honors 455 course, students have worked with a faculty mentor to deepen their understanding of a topic of compelling interest in their major. Their presentations will outline their methodology, research and theoretical analysis. Senior Honors projects are semester-long independent research projects designed to showcase the work of Honors Program students.
Good luck to everyone!
Here is the list of presenters for this semester:
Tuesday, April 22
3:30 – Jacob Reuter: A New Road Home: Teaching Folk Music Traditions with Modern Soundscape
3:45 – Brady Bosma: Greatest Technological Advancements in Golf and Their Impact
4:00 – Sean Friedhoff: Branching Narratives for Mental Health Self-Assessment
4:15 – Jamie Shiley: The Rise of American Fascism: How Policy and People Can Create Genocidal Conditions
Wednesday, April 23
3:30 – Jozie Hammond: An Overview of Visual Impairments: Types, Causes, and Canine Assistance
3:45 – Kaleb Lamb: Who To Trust? Comparing Traditional Retirement Planners and Online Celebrities
4:00 – Kylie Hendrix: The Writing and Marketing of Fallen – An Original TV Series
4:15 – AJ Patellis: Early Detection of Electrocardiogram (ECG) Abnormalities Using Fourier Analysis
Thursday, April 24
3:30 – Luke Stein: Sales Techniques in Agricultural Business: Similarities and Differences to General Business
3:45 – Gabby Pastorius: Taylor $wift: An Analysis of Taylor Swift’s Economic Impact Across the World
4:00 – Joel Rand: Effects of Short-Term Blood Flow Restriction Training
4:15 – Break
4:30 – Jackson Powers and Hudson Black: Shoulder Range of Motion in Relation to Throwing Velocity
5:00 – Claire St. Bernard: The Correlation Between Asthma Diagnosis and Depression