Senior Honors Presentations

Senior honors projects are semester-long independent research projects designed to showcase the work of the Honors Program students. Topics for these presentations range from discussions of German expressionism to experiments with sediment collected in the barrier reef system near Belize; from coaches' motivational speeches to the effects of pseudoscience. Additionally, each day will begin with a brief ceremony awarding Honors medals to the graduating seniors.

3:00: Welcome and presentation of honors medals

3:15: Zachery Hunter, “Theories of an Unjust Punishment”

3:30: Hollie Dunn, “The Correlation of Cricket Stridulation and Temperature and Relationship to Reproductive Success”

3:45: Zoe Eisele, “The Legend of Zelda: Timeline Analysis in Relation to Game Temporality ”

4:00: break

4:15: Julie Hild, “Netflix & Children: Exploring Representations of Puberty, Adolescent Sexuality, and Gender Roles in Big Mouth”

4:30: Kevin Scrudders, “The Philosophical Issues in General Chemistry Education”

4:45: Morgan Daniels, “What is Sexually Attractive?”

5:00: Sam Stohlman, “New Works Ecosystem”