2021 Honors Scholars
Jeremy Ahn (Max Keller, Music), Producing Music Using Negative Harmony.
Janelle An (Benjamin Navia, Biology), Evaluation of Phonotactic Behavior in Male-Exposed Female Cricket Acheta domesticus.
Amanda Cho (H. Thomas Goodwin, Biology), Comparison of Enamel Microstructure of Ictidomys Tridecemlineatus Formed during Hibernation versus the Active Season.
Sofia Erech Hanapin (Getahun Merga & Chemistry & Biochemistry), Comparisons of Silver Nanoparticle Synthesis Methods by Microwave and Non-Microwave using Hydrogen Gas as a Reducing Agent.
Kara Herrera (Beverly Matiko, English), One Writer, Two Genres: Composing and Analyzing Creative Nonfiction and Fantasy.
Trevon J. Hunter (Rodney Summerscales, Engineering & Computer Science), The Exploration and Analysis of Mancala from an AI Perspective.
Aaron Jacobs (Lisa Ahlberg & Chemistry & Biochemistry), Finding Optimal OPA-IBLC Derivatized Amino Acid Analysis Parameters with Three-Dimensional Fluorometric Scans for HPLC Method Validation.
Ryutaro Einar Jacobson (Ryan T. Hayes, Chemistry & Biochemistry), Thermodynamic Analysis of PAMAM Dendrimer Synthesis.
Solomon Kim (Rodney Summerscales, Engineering & Computer Science), Variable Autoencoders for Biosensor Data Augmentation.
Nathaly Manrique (Brian Y. Y. Wong, Biology), Modulation of Apoptosis in Breast Cancer Cells MDA-MB-157, 93A and 93B by Aqueous Extract of Chinese Medical Herb Scutellaria barbata.
Cameron Mayer (Coles White, Communication Sciences & Disorders), The Impact of Technology on the Developing Visual and/or Auditory Memory in School-Aged Children.
Adrian Negrea (Anthony Bosman, Mathematics), Computational Difficulty and Invariants of the Snake Cube Puzzle.
Yosia Nurhan (Shandelle Henson, Mathematics), A Note on Cannibalism and Synchrony in Seabird Egg-Laying Behavior.
Sydney Saint-Jean (Anneris Coria-Navia & Duane C. McBride, Social Work), Socioeconomic Status and Ethnicity as Predictors of Childhood Career Aspirations.
Colleen M. Staniszewski (Hyun Kwon, Engineering & Computer Science), Modeling of COVID-19 Utilizing Various Compartmental Models to Predict Infection Rates Throughout Michigan.
Emma Tennyson (H. Thomas Goodwin, Biology), Enamel Corrosion Levels on Squirrel Teeth from the Fox Canyon Locality, Pliocene of Kansas.