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Scholarship celebrated at 21st Spring Symposium
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Students and faculty presented research at the 21st annual Spring Symposium hosted by the faculty Publications Committee on April 8.
Scholar presentations included:
- Isabella Ayers and Brian Diehl, Chemistry: Mathematical Modeling Studies of Copper and Zinc Distribution in S. cerevisiae
- Luke Rodgers, History: “This Modern Moloch”: John R. R. Tolkien and Modern Warfare
- Eunice-Debora Gheorghias-Pali, Mathematics: Projective Geometry: The Vanishing Point Between Math and Art
- Katie Baxley, Stephanie Colon, and Hannah Hall, Chemistry: Essential Oils as Topical Antimicrobials
- Samuel Munteanu, English: Derrida’s Theories Applied to Wuthering Heights
- Madison Odom, Graphic Design: From Why to How: Changing the Question
- Zachary Weaver, Andrew Burbage, Whitney Carpenter, Evan Hack, Jacob Hamacher, Koi McFarland, and Minh Hoang Tran, Computer Science: Exploring the Impact of Generative AI on Learning Recursion in CS1
- Jessica Miller, History and Political Science: The Resurrection of the Dead Sea Scrolls: Their Presentation in Popular Media in the 1950s
- Audra Bergevin, English: Creative Writing Craft Conversation
- Caroline Jacky, Chemistry: Expressing, Purifying, and Studying PRMT6
- Dr. James Brooks, Biology: Effects of Mouthwash on Human Saliva Microbiota
- Dr. Alyssa Johnson, English: The Nineteenth Century Merchant of Venice
- Tais Pineda, Political Science: The Role of American Remittances in Marginalized Mexican States
- Bryson Resh, English: Chaucer’s Struggle: Love and Fortune in “The Knight’s Tale”
- Emily Cutler, English: Literary Criticism Identity Unit
- Megan Lane, English: The Abode of Love Has Four Brick Walls: The Exclusive, Illusive Doctrines and Deeds of the Agapemonites
- Prof. Kyler Campbell, English: Diversity in the Graphic Novel and Its Uses in the Classroom
- Prof. Angela Gravely, English: Character Development through the Progymnasmata in the Sociological Setting of the Composition and Rhetoric Classroom
Poster Presentations included:
- Taylar While and Katrina Husby, Chemistry: Administration of Antibiotic and Anti-Inflammatory Drugs through Hydrogel Application
- Samuel Miller, Biology: Evaluation of Water-Soluble Cannabinoids on Glioblastoma (T98G) Cell Proliferation Using a Novel Drug Delivery System
- Hannah Romeo, Biology: Investigating the Synergistic Effects of Ivermectin and 5-Fluorouracil on Colorectal Cancer Cells
About the Contributers
Jan Joslin
Jan Joslin has four decades of experience in higher education, working in marketing and communication and student services. In her current position as content director, she serves as editor of CSU Magazine and is the primary writer and editor for the university. Former areas of work included coordinating student activities and new student orientation and serving as the adviser to student media. Prior to higher education, she was as a customer service representative for a global company.
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