15th Annual Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities Fair
Saturday, April 8, 2017
Misciagna Family Center, Hawthorn Building, and Eve Chapel
Presentations and Winners
Performances and Exhibitions
- 1st place: Emily Beam – “Da Vinci at the HeART of Anatomy”
- 2nd place: Aaron James & Leila McCrumb – Performance of Act II Scene I from Same Time Next Year
- 3rd place: Ger Ogot – “Doubting Thomas”
Oral Presentations
Computing and Information Technology
- 1st place: Andrew Kurtz, Joseph Pfeffer, & Hannah Roddy – “Desktop Visualization Evaluation”
- 2nd place: Jessica Seifer & Michelle Colucci – “Security Risk Analysis Internet of Everything Dashboard”
- 3rd place: Andrew Kurtz, Joseph Gualdoni, & Ilva Myzyri – “The Step”
Arts & Humanities
- 1st place: Henry Baust – “The Art That Dignifies You: Medieval Martial Arts and Modern Reconstruction”
- 2nd place: Olivia Wertz – “Temporary Roadblocks: How Mental Illness Disrupts the Characters’ Coming of Age in The Bell Jar and The Catcher in the Rye”
- 3rd place: Jacquelyn Tew – “Victorian Tea Set”
Posters
Engineering and Computing and Information Technology
- 1st place: Stephen Moxim & Curtis Bell – “Opportunities in Nanowire Production through Impure Aluminum Oxide Templates”
- 2nd place: Evan English & Dan Stacey – “A New Framework for Business Applications of Cloud Computing”
- 3rd place: Matt Littler & Eric Crisp – “Investigation of Cylindrical Coefficient of Restitution (CCOR) and Dynamic Stiffness of Baseballs”
-
Physical Sciences
- 1st place: Angela Spagnoli – “The Use of LiDAR Data Sets and Stochastic Depression Analysis to Predict the Locations of Vernal Pools”
- 2nd place: Nathan Moyer – “Collection of water quality data, Juniata River watershed, Blair County Pennsylvania”
- 3rd place: James Pence & Kevin Zhang – “Preparation of Dilignol Model Compounds”
Social and Behavioral Sciences
- 1st place: Sierra Satterfield – “Application of the Death Penalty Among Racial Minorities in the United States”
- 2nd place: Victoria Denz – “Combating Proactive Interference in Visuospatial Working Memory”
- 3rd place: Aaron Artz – “Occupation and the Death Penalty”
Health, Life & Behavioral Sciences
- 1st place: Sydney Fochler – “Effects of Exercise on Anxiety Behaviors in Zebrafish”
- 2nd place: Tracie Cobb Irvin & Victoria Gould – “Assessing Spatial Learning and Memory in Small Squamate Reptiles”
- 3rd place: Rebecca Luft – “The influence of fish odor on the dispersal behavior of an invasive snail”
Internships
- 1st place: Jacob Vaughn -- “Conservation and Perception of Pennsylvania Snakes: Juniata Valley Audubon Society and Shaver's Creek Environmental Center, Petersburg, PA”
- 2nd place: Jonathan Willett -- “Rethinking a Security System to Prevent the Hacking of Your Car”
- 3rd place: Kayla Holliday “Corrections, Gender, and Rehabilitation: State Correctional Institute Rockview.”
The University Libraries Award for Information Literacy:
Sierra Satterfield – “Application of the Death Penalty Among Racial Minorities in the United States”