The Honors College is proud to have had several of its students compete in the Undergraduate Research Festival on Tuesday!  These students put in a great deal of effort and time into some astounding research projects and deserve recognition for their accomplishments.  Way to go, everyone!


Oral Presentations

  • Ashley Towe
  • McKinley Terry
  • Allison Phillips
  • Annie Bailey
  • Diego Gonzalez
  • Braden Clark
  • Alyssa Johnson
  • Tina Johnson
  • Kristen Clemons
  • John Iragena
  • Amberly Grothe
  • Megan Cromis
  • Lacey Medlock
  • Adam Lubbers
  • David Wall
  • Caleb Orr
  • Nicole Ramos
  • Kalyn Prince
  • Austin Lemmons
  • Christopher Campbell
  • Anthony Brown
  • Hannah Hamilton
  • Kayla Holcomb
  • Amanda Dugan
  • Dominique Rideout
  • Ethan Laster
  • Soo Hun Yoon
  • Ana Arango
  • Rachael Carstens
  • Grayson Hurst
  • Jordan Miller
  • Jaclyn Barker
  • Maggie McAlister
  • Joyce Schuster
  • Savannah Hostetter
  • Hailey Hendricks

Poster Sessions

  • Bethany Richardson
  • Hannah Anderson
  • Mackenzie Harrington
  • Katie Bell
  • Lauren Pratt
  • Caleb Laster
  • Deanna Romero
  • Nicole Ramos
  • Valerie Kocsis
  • Brooke Crisp
  • Traci Bricka
  • Julia Taylor
  • Tim Kang
  • Abigail Rogers
  • Bryan Lim
  • Ian Gunn
  • Nathan W. Daniels
  • Andrew Vun
  • Meagan Songer
  • Victoria Sun
  • Jaclyn Barker
  • Grace McNair

 

Not only was the Honors College well-represented in the number of students who participated in the festival, several of these students won awards for their projects:

  • Diego Gonzalez & Braden Clark, ACU Theatre Spring 2015 Season Dramaturgy
  • Kristen Clemons, Determining the effect of clpA in the Natural Transformation ability of Aeromonas salmonicida
  • Caleb Orr, The Solid South: Campaign Issue Strategies in the 2014 Southern Senate Races
  • Hannah Anderson & Mackenzie Harrington, This Avoidance is Stressing Me Out!  How Avoidance Contributes to Test Anxiety in a College Population
  • Julia Taylor & Tim Kang, Requirement for the SWR1 complex and Nap1 chaperone after TBP association in Saccharomyces cerevisiae

Congratulations on your achievements!  We’re proud of you!