2012 Honors Scholars
- Rachelle Booth (Peter Pribis, Nutrition and Wellness), Food safety attitudes in college students.
- Melissa Breetzke (Sonia Badenas & Bruce Closser, International Language Studies), God is amor: Biblical teachings for house and home, translated from Spanish to English.
- Erica Bruso (Rhonda Root & Douglas Taylor, Visual Art & Design), A feast to my eyes: color and human behavior.
- Jeremy Burton (Bruce Closser, English), Ataraxia: a modern platonic utopia.
- Arielle Cady (Music), Performance analysis of Beethoven's violin sonata op.23: freedom of interpretation in passages of formal anomaly.
- Theron Calkins (L. Monique Pittman, English), "Never two ladies lov'd as they do": Queer theory and As you like it's Celia.
- Kylene Cave (L. Monique Pittman & Douglas Jones, English), To the edge and back again: Tanzania as a people and a place.
- Kristin Chung (Gordon Atkins, Biology), The Effects of Pyrilamine on the Selectivity of Phonotaxis.
- Daniel Colon-Hidalgo (Biology), The effects of Omega-3 fatty acids on Saccharomyces cerevisiae inositol pathway mutants.
- Carolyn Davis (L. Monique Pittman, English), Spenser's Palmer: The perversion of right reason in The Fairies Queene, Book II.
- Steffie-Ann Dujon (Marlene Murray-Nseula & Desmond Murray, Biology), The effects of chloro linoleate acylal prodrugs on the inositol biosynthetic pathway in Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
- Robert Erich (School of Business Administration), Stage Off, Inc.: an entrepreneurial venture.
- Debbie-Ann Francis (Desrene Vernon, Communication), Semiotic analysis of Andrews University's official seal.
- Joni Graves (Speech Pathology & Audiology), A case review: the efficacy of the Differential Processing Training Program on auditory processing and language processing.
- April Grube (History & Political Science), A cultural and social history on the role of film and societal trends: A case study of the outlaw Jesse James.
- Gina Kang (Marlene Murray-Nseula & Desmond Murray, Biology), The effects of a valproate fatty acid prodrug on the inositol biosynthetic pathway.
- Isaac Kim (Biology), hcnABC operon expression in and bacterial populations of Pseudomonas putida under varying iron concentrations in sand and soil.
- Sunny Kim (Gordon Atkins, Biology), The role of protein kinase C in the supraesophageal ganglion of female Acheta domesticus.
- Jonathan B. Koch (English), The tyrant and the rogue: Political implications of redemption in William Shakespeare's The winter's tale.
- Aleksandra Kozlova-Harris (Gordon Atkins, Biology), Developing an intracellular neurobiology lab sequence for use in an interdisciplinary neurobiology course.
- Arianna Lashley (Behavioral Sciences), Self determination theory and self control: Examining moderators of visual attention through the medium of religious coping?
- Sarah Lee (Curtis VanderWaal, Behavioral Sciences), Evaluation of Christian Record products and services for the visually impaired.
- Jason Lemon (Dave Sherwin, Design and Visual Media), Authored portraits.
- Jarrod Lutz (English), LOST in an ideological argument: the case for universalistic faith on television.
- Lauren Martin (Lauren Martin, Biology), The effect of 4-Aminopyridine on phonotactic selectivity in female crickets.
- Melissa McCormick (James Hayward, Mathematics), Gull egg mass as a function of length and width.
- Carrie Mesiar (Katherine Koudele, Animal Science), An evaluation of electrical conductivity as a practical tool in mastitis detection at Andrews University dairy.
- Shelli Meulemans (Gretchen Krivak & Peter Pribis, Nutrition & Wellness), Exercise dependence and eating disorders among college students.
- Jason Miller (Behavioral Sciences, History & Political Science), Religious & political attitudes towards women in power.
- Elena Milosavljevic (Biology), Developing a neurobiology lab activity to evaluate the flight motor pattern of the flying cricket.
- Filip Milosavljevic (John Markovic, Religion & Biblical Languages), Emergent Worship: A Study on "Contemplation" in the Emerging Church.
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Andre E. Moncrieff (James Hayward, Biology) Mating Patterns and Breeding Success in the Larus Glaucescens-occidentalis Complex, Protection Island, Washington.
- Amy Nadane (Rober Zdor, Biology), Effect of velvetleaf root exudates on indole-3-acetic acid production by Rhizobium rubi AT3-4RS/6.
- Johanna Nielsen (Delyse Steyn, Communication), Inter-group communication during Hurricane Katrina: how organizational culture defeats coordination.
- Naudline Pierre (Steve Hansen, Visual Art & Design), No. 334: a visual exploration of race and identity.
- Jose Quezada (Andrew Von Maur & Thomas Lowing, School of Architecture), Sustainability in school architecture: learning from tradition and modernity.
- Adam Shull (Hyun Kwon, Engineering & Computer Science), The design and creation of a portable water purification system.
- Bradley Sica (Marcella Myers, History & Political Science), Fusion in New York politics.
- Michael Swenson (Ante Jeroncic, Religion & Biblical Languages), A search for clarification: contemporary views of the inspiration and authority of the Bible in Seventh-day Adventism.
- Catherine Tetz (Bevery Matiko & Trina Thompson, English), "A language without words": music as an agent of identity in Brian Friel's Dancing at Lughnasa.
- Lauren Van Putten (Gordon Atkins, Biology), Intraindividual variation in the calling songs of the cricket Gryllus pennsylvanicus.
- Lydia M. Weiso (Beverly Matiko, English), Chaos, fragility, and change: Revisiting Laura Wingfield.
- Kelley Wolff (Ann Gibson, Accounting, Economics & Finance), Auditing's ripple effect: divergence after Enron.