2014 Honors Scholars

• Jonathon Ahn (Robert Zdor, Biology), The Effects of Celite Formulated Rhizobium rubi and Tryptophan on Velvetleaf Plant Growth.

• Clifford Allen (Kathryn Silva, History & Political Science), Service Un-Requited: African American Civil War Soldiers and their Fight for Freedom and Pension
  Compensation.

• Jordan Arellano (L. Monique Pittman, English), Republic ‘on Earth as it is in Heaven:’ the Freedom of the Fall in Paradise Lost and His Dark Materials.

• Kylynda Bauer (Biology), Ampicillin and diet rapidly alter gut microbe physiology along the mouse digestive tract.

• Kristen Bishop (Karl Bailey, Psychology), Processing Load and Biopotentials: An Evaluation of a Consumer Electroencephalogram (EEG).

• Nathalie Borges (Karl Bailey, Psychology), Visual Cognition While Listening to Stories.

• Erica Bradfield (Øystein LaBianca, Behavioral Sciences), The Diversity of Color: An Analysis of Cross-Cultural Color Symbolism.

• Paola Caceres (Karl Bailey, Psychology), The Role of Sabbath Keeping Internalization, Need Satisfaction, and Parental Environment in Well-Being.

• Ilana Cady (Carlos Flores & Trina Thompson, Music), A Composition Project: An Original 12-tone Fugue Modeled after J.S. Bach’s BWV 847.

• Stephen Erich (Accounting, Economics & Finance), The Effect of Mandatory Corporate Social Responsibility on Share Returns in Indonesia.

• Philip Giddings (Peter Lyons, Biology), Cytosolic Carboxypeptidase 5 (CCP5) and Cilia Development in Zebrafish.

• Elvi Helgesen (English), Albus Dumbledore, headmaster of values : value formation in Harry Potter.

• Givan Hinds (Lori Walton, Public Health and Wellness), A study on the relationship between GRE Scores of Pre-Physical Therapy Students and National Physical Therapy Examination Scores: A Retrospective Study of One Midwestern Physical Therapy Program.

• Eliana Iller (Melissa Ponce-Rodas & Karl Bailey, Psychology), The Relationship Between Student Motivation, Resilience, and Parental Environment.

• Michelle Imperio (Chemistry & Biochemistry), Synthesis and Spectroscopic Studies of Chalbenes.

• John Irvine (Ivan Davis, English), Evolution Over Revolution: A Generic Criticism of the Muscle Car’s Past and Present Hierarchy.

• Mark Joslin (Scott Moncrieff, English), Constructing Short Fiction: The Creative Writing Process.

• Jamie Kim (Biology), Investigation of spatial isotope ratios in soil and the effects of fertilizer on plant isotope ratios.

• Travis King (Public Health, Nutrition & Wellness), The Relationship Between Fruit and Vegetable Consumption and Diet Pattern in Andrews University
  Students.

• Christine Lee (Robert Zdor, Biology), hcnABC Operon Transcription of Pseudomonas putida under Varying Iron and Oxygen Concentrations and Culture Age.

• Lynda Lee (Kari Friestad, Visual Art & Design), Isolation and Disconnection.

• Kirk Maynard (Rhonda Root, Visual Art & Design), Teaching Strategy: Explaining the History and Themes of Abstract Expressionism to High School Students Through the Integrative Model.

• Ivan Ruiz (Paul Kim, Visual Art & Design), Te Amo Mujer.

• Jacina Shultz (Beverly Matiko, English), Worldview 2.0: Revisiting, Refinding, and Refining Faith in the University Years.

• Cheryl Simpson (Psychology), Sabbath-Keeping Experiences: The Relationships Between Religious Internalization, Well-Being, and Need Support.

• Samantha Snelling (Physics), What’s Important to Us? Understanding Cultural Differences between Science Disciplines.

• Allegra Stennett (Accounting, Economics, and Finance), The Association between Open Market Operations and the S&P 500 Index from 2008-2010.

• Kyungje Sung (H. Thomas Goodwin & Stephen Dunbar, Biology), Effects of Plastic Pollution Density on the Crawling Rates of Hawksbill Hatchlings in Utila, Honduras.

• Erik Thordarson (David Mbungu, Biology), Factors Affecting Phonotactic Responses in Male Acheta domesticus.

• Ross Trecartin (Bill Chobotar, Biology), The Prevalence of Encysted Toxoplasma & Sarcocystis in Consumer-Grade Pork, Beef, and Mutton in
  Michiana.

• Kathleen Wilson (English), 'Diagnosis' And Other Essays: Exploration In Personal Writing.