Twelve student members of the University’s Honors Program presented their research projects at the Northeast Regional Honors Council Conference April 10-11.
The students who presented and the title of their presentations were:
- Gabrielle Biseinere
“Ecology I: Ecosystem and Human Health” - Jordyn Carroll
“Institutional Change and Heroes Needed” - Madison Czerniawski
“Treating Patients and Health Care Providers Inclusively” - Josselyn Donahue
“Speaking the Truth of the Eugenics Movement’s Horror Stories in the Age of Genetic Engineering” - Kaitlyn Egan
“Freedom to Read – Banned Books” - Jean Ganek
“Investigating the Origins of Same-Sex Behavior” - Shannon George
“Exploring Questions and Finding Answers; Students with ADHD” - Mackenzie Healey
“How Can Honors Programs Build Community in Remote College?” - Lisha Lopez-Sanchez and Cathryn Rigby
“Conversations About Race and Culture” - Thomas Mespelli
“Using Lessons from Semester COVID to Increase Student Engagement in an Honors Program Community” - Rebecca Rokne
“COVID-19 Strategies and Their Impacts”