2015 Honors Scholars

•Kristen Abraham (Charles Reid, Music), "The Art of French Melodie: A Manual for Recital Preparation."

•Khelsea Vesper Bauer (Jacquelyn Warwick, School of Business), "Measuring Student Satisfaction in the Andrews University School of Business."

•Nathan Berglund (Beverly Matiko, English), "A Study in Red: The Codification and Practical Application of a Copyediting Procedure."

•Subira Brown (Duane McBride, Behavioral Sciences), "The Transgenerational Effect of Substance Abuse."

•Cassandra Chlevin (Karl Bailey, Behavioral Sciences), "Exposure to Narratives and Social Reasoning."

•Kenneth D. Choi (H. Thomas Goodwin & Cheryl Trine, Biology), "Exploration of the Range Overlap Between Cynomys Leucurus and Cynomys Ludovicianus."

•Alyson Drew (Hyun Kwon, Biology), "Paper-based Biosensor for Colorimetric Detection of PSA Biomarker."

•Martha M.O. Duah (Karl Bailey, Behavioral Sciences), "Imagery, Prayer, and Mind Wandering: Kataphatic Prayer."

•Taylor Huffman (Katherine Koudele, Agriculture), "Equine Misbehavior and Its Relationship to Temperament and Rider Induced Stress."

•Yoona Kang (Katherine Koudele, Agriculture), "Determining Social Preference of Holstein Cows Based on Stall Selection."

•Jeanmark Kessler (Rahel Schafer, Religion & Biblical Languages), "The Identity and Role of the Gift-giving Spirit in Numbers 11."

•Joy Kim (Denise Smith, Biology), "Anticancer Activity of Some Boronic Acid Arylidene Heterocycles."

•Patrick Knighton (Marlene Murray, Biology), "The Effects of Omega-3 Fatty Acids on the Concentration of Myo-inositol."

•Charles Lee (Vanessa Corredera, English), "Discourse and Narrative: Creating Gender Control in Junot Diaz's the Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao."

•Jeong Bin Lee (Benjamin Navia, Biology), "L3 Auditory Interneuron Responses to Dual-frequency Calling Songs in Female Crickets (Acheta Domesticus)."

•Bernardo Martinez (Rodney Summerscales, Engineering & Computer Science), "Adapting Architectural Models for Visualization Using Virtual Reality Headsets."

•Megan Reed (Bruce Wrenn & Karl Bailey, School of Business), "Narcissism and the Selfie: Investigating Millennial Narcissism on Instagram."

•Ashley A. Reichert (James Hayward & Shandelle Henson, Biology), "The Behavior of Glaucous-winged Gull Egg Cannibals."

•Melodie Roschman (Beverly Matiko, English), "The Story Which He Never Stops Telling Himself: Autobiography, Narrative Community, and the Deconstruction of Selfhood in Virginia Woolf's The Waves."

•Seth Stacey (Ryan Hayes, Chemistry & Biochemistry), "Hydroxyl Number Determination of Dendritic Polyols Utilizing NIR Spectroscopy."

•M. Nelson Starkey (Kanya Long, Biology), "Variations in Microbiota of Culex (melanoconion) Ocossa and Culex (culex) Declarator Across Peri-urban and Rural Environments."

•Andrew Stewart (Ryan Hayes, Chemistry & Biochemistry), "The Synthesis of Arginine-based Heterocyclic Amines."

•Michael Jon VanderWaal (Harvey Burnett, Behavioral Sciences), "Changing Attitudes Towards Sexual Orientation and the Effect of Documentary Film."

•Douglas Van Putten (Denise Smith, Biology), "Taphonomic Degradation of Chicken Feathers by Bacteria and Fungi in Varying Sediments."

•WayAnne Watson (Trina Thompson, Music), "Musical Borrowing in Las Cuatro Estaciones Portenas: Piazzolla, Desyatnikov, Vivaldi."

•Sumiko Weir (Shandelle Henson & James Hayward, Biology), "Ovulation Synchrony as an Adaptive Response to Egg Cannibalism in a Seabird Colony."

•Joyce M. Yoon (Desrene Vernon-Brebnor, Communication), "Edward Snowden, Criminal or Patriot: Media Coverage of National Security Agency Document Leaks."

•Juliette Michelle Young (Lynelle Weldon, Mathematics), "The Effects of Prompted Tutoring on an Emporium Model Math Course."