Honors students give capstone presentations

Senior Honors student Kaela Bryant presents Heroin's Impact on Small Towns.

A total of 24 Honors students presented their senior capstone projects this week, leading up to their graduation in two weeks. Congratulations to all for a job well done.

This year's presenters and their topics included:

Kenzie Lundqvist: Go Big or Go Home: An Assay of Workout Supplements

Kelsey Griffin: Hands On: An Analysis of Racial Disparities in Police Use of Force

Catherine Carey: A Student’s Manifesto: Education for the 21st Century

Rachel Redolf: Biblical Womanhood: A Study of the Minor New Testament Women in Relation to the Fruits of the Spirit

Mollie Knighton: Female Representation in Romantic Comedy Films: A Content Analysis of Women in Romantic Comedies from 1995-2015

Sarah Miller: Into the Woods: Creating a Nature Program for Children

Josh Hilgenberg: Study and Creation of the Graphic Novel

Anika Maiberger: Propaganda to Pity: A Study of German and American Post-WWII Cinema

Allison Perry: Determination of the Menstrual Cycle's Effect on Hemoglobin Levels

Heather Rawlinson: The Effect of Time Pressure on Consumer Decision Making

Kris Priddy: EI is Key: Emotional Intelligence as a Factor of Success

Erin McGinty: The Effects of Knowledge on Purchasing Behaviors

Rebecca Webb: Call the Midwife: An Analysis of Art and Medicine in Television

Melissa Ware: Effects of Wound Dressings on Rate of Wound Healing in Rats

Allison Gales: A Critical Analysis of the Netflix Documentary Making a Murderer

Kyrsten Lilly: The Playwright Experience

Bethany Beaver: ‘The People’ As Executioner: Supreme Court Jurisprudence on the Death Penalty and Reasons for its Abolishment

Summer Hunter-Kysor: Showing Dictatorship Through Literature: The Southern Cone

Colin Higgins: Rape and Sexual Assault Awareness Week at Heidelberg

Morgan Brant: A Critique of United Nations Peacekeeping

Kaela Bryant: Heroin's Impact on Small Towns

Julia Miller: Therapy Techniques to Enhance Activities of Daily Living and Social Skills in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Samantha Malloy: Biological Warfare: History and Future Threats

Ali BauerAnalyzing Sr Isotopic Ratios in Surface and Well Water Sources in Northeast and Northwest Ohio​

 

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