2012 Undergraduate Research Day
Sixth Annual Undergraduate Research Day
28 September 2012, Benson University Center
 Post Arab Spring: The Fate of Egyptian Tourism, Akina Anand, Department of Economics |
 Dalit Caste Identity Transformation in Nepal, Dain Finke, Department of Anthropology |
 Brazil’s Rhythms Influence on Tap Dancing, Gerson Lanza, Department of Dance |
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 Typographical Studies Demonstrating Text as Image, Elizabeth Ropp, Department of Studio Art |
 Stories from “The Big Red One,” Kristen Binz, Department of History |
 Mountains and Microtones: In Search of Tui St. George Tucker, Erica Fedor, Department of Music |
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 Can An Old Honey Bee Learn a New Trick? David Hale, Department of Biology |
 Seychelles: An Account of a Matriarchal Society, Alan Nieczyporuk, Department of Political Science |
 Post Arab Spring: The Fate of Egyptian Tourism, Akina Anand, Department of Economics |
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 Regenerative Medicine in South Africa: A Comparative and Explorative Study, Jason Green, Department of Biology |
 “Who’s Your Neighbor?” Exploring the Concept of Neighbor in SoCalled’s Music, Frances Jackson, Department of English |
 A Combinatorial Investigation of the q,t-Kostka Polynomials, Kelly Kuykendall, Department of Mathematics |
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 Photosynthetic Formation of Anti-Aromatic Indole Compounds, Ernest Jenkins, Department of Chemistry |
 Surface Treatment and Vessel Function of Prehistoric Native American Pottery at Donnaha, Molly Stroup, Department of Anthropology |
 “Who’s Your Neighbor?” Exploring the Concept of Neighbor in SoCalled’s Music, Frances Jackson, Department of English |
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 Tracing the Evolution of Sikh Identity: The Effects of India’s Political Transformation on the Sikh Community, Cana Noel, Department of History |
 Mechanisms of Particle Transport on the Mantle of the American Oyster, Laura Lemley, Department of Biology |
 Evaluating the Seguro Popular: Thoughts and Opinions on Mexico’s Public Health Reform, Matthew Sechler, Department of Biology |
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 Investigating the Genome of Vesicular Stomatitis Virus (VSV) using SHAPE, Mubhij Ahmad, Department of Chemistry |
 Dimensions of Rurality and Place in Enterprenuerial Creativity, Jonathan Williams, Department of Entrepreneurship |
 Surface Treatment and Vessel Function of Prehistoric Native American Pottery at Donnaha, Molly Stroup, Department of Anthropology |
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 Algorithms in Hyperspectral Imaging, Ryan Bottoms, Departments of Mathematics and Computer Science |
 Complex Influences in Nicaraguan Health Care, Amen Okundaye, Department of Health and Exercise Science |
 City of Lights, City of Mosaics: A Socio-Spatial Study of Paris’ Banlieues and Their Invisible Boundaries, Janak N. Padhiar, Department of Sociology |
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 Production of Nitroxyl from Acyl Nitroso Compounds via Retro-Diels-Alder Reaction, Jasmine Fluker, Department of Chemistry (NC A&T State University) |
 Synthesis of Potential Anti-TB Drugs that Target Biosynthesis of TBSA in Mycobacterium Tuberculosis, Katherine Culbreath, Department of Chemistry |
 Mutational Analysis of Predicted Pathway Variants in an Aminoacyl-tRNA Synthetase, Alissa Guarnaccia, Anuradha Patel, Departments of Chemistry and Biology |
 City of Lights, City of Mosaics: A Socio-Spatial Study of Paris’ Banlieues and Their Invisible Boundaries, Janak N. Padhiar, Department of Sociology |
 Does Preoperative Assessment of Nutritional Status, Mobility, and Frailty Among Geriatric Patients Predict Early Postoperative Morbid Events? Lauren Rustowicz and Catherine Roach, Departments of Anesthesiology and Heath and Exercise Science |
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 Dietary and Exercise Preferences of Women Undergoing Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer, Mary Scott Haynie, Department of Heath and Exercise Science |
 Between the Lines: Facial Tattoos and the Chaouia of Algeria, Yasmin Bendaas, Department of Anthropology |
 II Teatro e Vita: Trends and Socio-Political Implications of Contemporary Italian Theatre, Danielle Thorsen, Departments of Italian and Theatre |