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Students admitted to the University Honors College are required to complete a 6 credit Honors Senior Project or Thesis as part of their honors requirements. With the help of a faculty mentor in their discipline or disciplines, Honors students design and undertake a method of information gathering or creative presentation or performance that sheds light on the articulated idea, report findings, and draw valid conclusions based on new research or demonstrate their findings through creative presentation. Projects by 2011-2012 GraduatesCorrinna Bailey, BA English Brian Franklin, BBA Accounting Amy Gundlach, BA History Kimberley Hewitt, BA English Ezekiel Kaufman, BA Justice Alyssa Logan, BA History Mikaela Mulder, BA Psychology Brian Quinlan, BS Biological Science Sheila Sine, BA English Maxwell Trinen, BA Philosophy Alexandra West, MCE Civil Engineering Benjamin Woodland, BA International Studies Projects by 2010-2011 GraduatesCaitlin Abel, BA Psychology "The United States Secret Service: A Political, Apolitical, and Beneficial Dual Mission" Faculty Mentor: James Muller Summer Capet, BA Philosophy "Miss Independent: Women's Identity, Relational Autonomy, and Abortion" Faculty Mentor: Stephanie Bauer Kattrina Crouch, BS Biological Sciences "Changes in Myosin Heavy Chain Proportions in Harp Seal Diaphragm Muscles over the Course of Development" Faculty Mentor: Jennifer Burns Tirzah Fields, BA Psychology "The Intergroup Perceptual Dynamics of Alaska Natives and Caucasians" Faculty Mentor: Robert Boeckmann Cristina Gaina, BA Economics "Consumer Credit Attitude: A Study of Consumer Credit Attitudes in the U.S.A., in 2007" Faculty Mentor: Lance Howe Mallory Givens, BA History (1) "Developmental Changes in the Myosin Heavy Chain of Harp Seal Hearts" Faculty Mentor: Jennifer Burns (2) "The Use of Population Policy to Create the Perfect Race" Faculty Mentor: William Myers Ryan Haley, BS Chemistry "Dynamic Behavior of Gray-Scott Chemical Cells" Faculty Mentor: Jerzy Maselko Michaela Hernandez, BA Philosophy "Is there a Place for Sharia Law in Western Societies?" Faculty Mentor: Raymond Anthony & William Jamison Amanda Hesser, BA Psychology "Parental Correlates of College Drinking and Attitudes Toward Alcohol of Alaska College Students" Faculty Mentor: Robert Boeckmann Shane Rall, BS Biological Sciences "The Effect of Behavior, Age, and Sex on Myoglobin Concentrations in Alaskan Sea Otters" Faculty Mentor: Jennifer Burns Amber Sawyer, BA Political Science "Is Gender an Issue in American Politics?" Faculty Mentor: Kimberly Pace Kristen Vandagriff, BA Political Science "Social Networking Media: The Evolution of College Youth Movements" Faculty Mentor: April Susky & Kimberly Pace Projects by 2009-2010 Graduates
Brandon Amico, BA Economics Projects by 2008-2009 GraduatesKyle Berghorn, BS Natural Sciences
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Senior Project/Theses
