Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) USA 2024?
Emily Buehne, English; Philosophy?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Sandhya Shetty, English?
Topic: The Body of the Subaltern: What to Do with the Female Body in a Necropolitical World??
Sadie Chaffin, Psychology; Justice Studies?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. April Bailey, Psychology?
Topic: Race and Reasonable Person Bias in Legal Decision-making?
Travis Dean-Ploof, Philosophy; Political & Legal Philosophy?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Nick Smith, Philosophy?
Topic: What Does Antifascist Law Truly Look Like? Exploring Anti-fascistic Ethical Theories and Social Criticisms to Develop Jurisprudence?
Owen Hughes, Music Liberal Studies?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Rose Pruiksma, Music?
Topic: Seduced into Carpentry: Music Technology as Limitation and Inspiration in the work of Harry Partch and Beyond?
Jackson Mazejka, Psychology?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jolie Wormwood, Psychology and Justice Studies?
Topic: Emotion Perception and Memory with Depression and Anxiety?
Abigail Michaels, Psychology & Classics?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. April Bailey, Psychology?
Topic: Do Domain-general “Person=Man” Biases Intensify Already Biased Representations in Male-dominated Occupations??
Claire Paley, History?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Elizabeth Mellyn, History?
Topic: "Mad" Women: Gender, Madness, and Institutional Oppression in Mid-nineteenth Century America?
Georgina Ramadanovic, Classical Languages and Literatures?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Paul Robertson, Classics, Humanities, & Italian Studies?
Topic: Ancient and New World Conceptions of the “Barbarian”?
Daisy Tuttle, Fine Arts?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Benjamin Cariens, Art and Art History?
Topic: A Study of Bonnard, Seurat, and Mitchell: Traveling to Capture Sensations of Communities and Landscapes Through Art?
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship for Interdisciplinary Teams (SURF IT) 2024**?
**Given their interdisciplinary nature, SURF IT projects will appear under more than one college.?
Braelyn Hilsenbeck, Neuroscience and Behavior (COLSA)?
Lyra Joson, Psychology and Linguistics (COLA)?
Faculty Mentors: Prof. Kate Christison-Lagay, Biological Sciences; Prof. Casey Roark, Psychology?
Topic: Rhythms of Cognition:? Exploring the Nexus of Neural and Eye Movement Oscillations During Auditory Learning?
Undergraduate Research Award (URA) 2024?
Jillienne Robinson-Warren, Classics: Classical Languages & Literatures?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. R. Scott Smith, Classics, Humanities, & Italian Studies?
Topic: Roman Women on the Move: A Latin Textbook?
Sabrina Smith, Anthropology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Samantha McCrane, Anthropology
Topic: Effects of River Conditions on Recovery of Human Remains
Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and??Apprenticeship Program (REAP) 2024?
Emilie Carroll, Music Liberal Studies?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Rose Pruiksma, Music?
Topic: Tradition and Transformations: Tunes and Dances in the New England Contra Dance World?
Karter Hanley, Classics: Classical Languages & Literatures?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Tejas Aralere, Classics, Humanities & Italian Studies?
Topic: Roman Tales of Silk and Seres?
Ethan Keller, English?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Paul Robertson, Classics, Humanities, & Italian Studies?
Topic: Purity and Disease in the Historical Reception of the Book of Leviticus?
Research Presentation Grants 2024?
Courtney Goodwin, Psychology?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology?
Topic: Parenting Styles and Rule-Violating Behaviors: The Mediating Effects of Depression?
Conference: Eastern Psychological Association?
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) USA 2023
Cameron Bento, Philosophy
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Subrena Smith, Philosophy
Topic: Is the Self All in My Head?
Courtney Goodwin, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Topic: The Effects of Parenting Styles on Rule Violating Behavior: The Mediating and Moderating Effects of Depression
Kieran Newcomb, Philosophy
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Nicholas Smith, Philosophy
Topic: The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Judicial Deliberation
Amir Robertson, Psychology/ Women and Gender Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jolie Wormwood, Psychology
Topic: Developing a Gender Diverse Stimulus Set for Emotion Expressions
Virginia Schoff, Political Science
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Mary Malone, Political Science
Topic: A Systematic Review of Perceptions of Crime and State Legitimacy in Rural Brazil
William Wirth, Classical Languages and Literature
Faculty Mentor: Prof. R. Scott Smith, Classics, Humanities and Italian Studies
Topic: Towards a Digital Translation of the Servian Commentaries
Undergraduate Research Award (URA) 2023
Cruz Dellasanta, Anthropology and Justice Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Amy Michael, Anthropology
Topic: Determination of Forensic Significance in a New Hampshire Cold Case
Kylee Jedraszek, Sociology, Justice Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Amy Michael, Anthropology
Topic: Cold Case Forensic Analysis of an Unidentified Juvenile Cranium Recovered by New Hampshire Law Enforcement
Virginia Schoff, Political Science
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Michele Dillon, Sociology
Topic: Catholic Political Thought: Liberalism in Crisis
Alaina Zambrowski, Political Science and International Affairs
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ekaterina Burvikova, Languages, Literatures and Cultures
Topic: Post-Soviet Hungarian Attitudes Towards Soviet Symbolism
Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and?Apprenticeship Program (REAP) 2023
MaryAnn Lozowski, Theatre: Design and Theatre Tech
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jeffrey Klenotic, Communication Arts and Sciences
Topic: Sound Design for Silent Films: Innovation and Intermediality in the Construction of Sonic Environments for Silent Cinema
Georgina Ramadanovic, Classical Languages and Literatures
Faculty Mentor: Prof. R. Scott Smith, Classics, Humanities and Italian Studies
Topic: Cataloging and Mapping Ovid's Myths
Jilliene Robinson-Warren, Classical Languages and Literatures
Faculty Mentor: Prof. R. Scott Smith, Classics, Humanities and Italian Studies
Topic: Roman Women on the Move: A Latin Textbook
Research Presentation Grants 2023
Christiana Barber, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Topic: Parental Rules and Legitimacy as Mediation between Parenting Styles and Rule-Violating Behavior
Conference: Eastern Psychological Association Meeting
Lindsey Broadhurst, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jolie Wormwood, Psychology
Topic: Affective Forecasting and Mental Health Symptom Severity
Conference: Eastern Psychological Association Meeting
Undergraduate Research Award (URA) 2022
Marc-Anthony Guidice, Political Science and International Affairs
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jennifer Spindel, Political Science
Topic: Shifting Scales - How Middle Powers Affect Global Balance
Camden Roy, Classics and Italian Studies
Faculty Mentor: Paul Robertson
Topic: Beyond the Strayed Angel: Gnosticism in the Theosophical Movement
Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and Apprenticeship Program (REAP) 2022
Virginia Schoff, Political Science
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Mary Fran Malone, Political Science
Topic: On the Front Line of Violence: A Survey-Based Portrait of Women Seeking to Emigrate from Northern Central America
Abigail Towers, Philosophy and History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Matthew Dowd, Philosophy
Topic: The Protestant Work Ethic and the COVID-19 Pandemic
William Wirth, Classical Languages and Literature
Faculty Mentor: Prof. R. Scott Smith, Classics, Humanities and Italian Studies
Topic: A Digital Approach to Mythical Narratives: Servius’ Commentaries to Vergil
Research Presentation Grants 2022
Jason Masiello, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Topic: An Analysis of Youth Impulsivity and Selfishness: A Psychological Explanation for Adult Rule-Violating Behavior
Conference: American Psychology – Law Society Conference
Brenna Niziak,?Psychology and Justice Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Topic: The Need for Guidance: Depression as a Mediator between Parental Monitoring and Delinquency
Conference: American Psychology – Law Society Conference
Elizabeth Phelps,?Psychology and Justice Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Topic: One Size Does Not Fit All: Expanding the Procedural Justice Model to Accommodate Psychopathic Traits
Conference: American Psychology – Law Society Conference
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF)?USA 2021
Mariaisabel Cede?o, Psychology & American Sign Language/English Interpreting
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Pablo Chavajay, Psychology
Topic: Cultural Variations in Children's Involvement in Household Work
Melina Fedelia, Classical Languages and Literature
Faculty Mentor: Prof. R. Scott Smith, Classics
Topic: The Geography of Tragedy
Jamie Mater, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Eckstein, Justice Studies & Psychology
Topic: 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网s in Point and Level Systems in Residential Adolescent Care: An Oral History
Camden Roy, Classics & Italian Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Paul Robertson, Classics
Topic: The Strayed Angel: Gnosticism in the Works of George William Russell (AE)
Ryan Saputo, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. David Bachrach, History
Topic: Barbarians and Heretics: Anti-Greek and Anti-Latin Sentiments in Crusade Era Chronicles, 1095-1204
Kylie Smith, Music Education
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Karl Orvik, Music
Topic: Viola Pedagogy and Methodology
Undergraduate Research Award (URA) 2021
Miah Munro, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. John Mayer, Psychology
Topic: Personality of a Coworker
Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and Apprenticeship Program (REAP) 2021
Paige O’Neil, Communication
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Tarkington Newman, Social Work
Topic: Promoting Positive Youth Development through Sport: The Role of the Youth Sport Coach
Honors Thesis Grant 2021
Gordon Unzen, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology & Justice Studies
Project Title: Political Ideology Effect on Legal Socialization
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) USA 2020
***Indicates a student who received a?grant?in 2020 but could not?follow through with their plans to conduct or present their research?due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fiona MacDonald, English Literature, Classics
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Susan Curry, Classics
Topic: Perceiving Invisible Realities: Milton and Plato’s Use of Vision and Language as Instruments of Knowledge
Kylie Smith, Music Education
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Rose Pruiksma, Music
Topic: Refugee Composers of the 20th?Century: The Impact of Displacement on Musical Identity During World War II
Hayden Stinson, Linguistics and Spanish
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Rachel Burdin, English
Topic: Shifting Dialectical Patterns and Gay Male Speech in Southern New Hampshire
Gordon Unzen, Psychology, Philosophy, Justice Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Nicholas Smith, Philosophy
Topic: Impacts of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data for Criminal Law
Rachel Young, Psychology, Justice Studies, Women’s & Gender Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Topic: How Does the Intersection of Race and Gender Affect Crime Victims?
International Research Opportunities Program (IROP)?2020
***Sarah Jarrar, Anthropology & History? ??
Research Site: Ramallah, West Bank
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Fredrik Meiton, History
Foreign Faculty Mentor: Prof. Moslih Kanaaneh, Birzeit University
Topic: State of Change: Ramallah’s Class Structure and Impacted Social Spaces
Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and Apprenticeship Program (REAP) 2020
Maria Chouinard, Linguistics
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Rachel Burdin, English
Topic: Language and Religion in New Hampshire
Benjamin Mackillop, Political Science
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Dante Scala, Political Science
Topic: Voting Behavior of Rural Legislators in New Hampshire State Legislature
Aliya Sarris, Political Science, Women’s & Gender Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Holly Cashman, Languages, Literature & Cultures
Topic: Data Collection and Analysis for Seacoast New Hampshire LGBTQ Oral History Project
Undergraduate Research Award 2020
Madison Madore, Fine Arts: Photography
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Sachiko Akiyama, Art & Art History
Topic: 3D Scanning, Printing, and Casting as a Pathway to Merge Technology and Art: Combining Techniques to Further Cultural History Education and Studio Art Practice
James Peters, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. John Mayer, Psychology
Topic: Understanding the Personality of a Coworker
Research Presentation Grant 2020
***Allison Cross, Psychology & Justice Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Project Title: Violent Video Game Playing and Aggression in Behavior Groups
Conference: National Conference on Undergraduate Research 2020 (NCUR)
***Crystina Friese, Anthropology & Justice Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Meghan Howey, Anthropology
Project Title: Toward Repatriation and the Creation of an Object Biography: A Multi-factorial Analysis of a Human Finger Bone - Necklace
Conference: The Society for American Archaeology Annual Meetings
Sonja Heels, Sociology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Nena Stracuzzi, Sociology
Project Title: Cultivating Consent: A Qualitative Exploratory Study of the New England BDSM Community
Conference: 2020 Positive Sexuality Conference
Katherine Titus, Anthropology, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Amy Michael, Anthropology
Project Title: Preserving the Past for a More Ethical Future: Photogrammetry and Re-Analysis of a Bioarchaeological Sample from Cadir Hoyuk in Turkey
Conference: American Schools of Oriental Research Annual Meeting
Honors Thesis Grant 2020
Sonja Heels, Sociology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Nena Stracuzzi, Sociology
Thesis: Exploring Consent in BDSM Communities
Angela Hurley, Sociology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Cesar Rebellon, Sociology
Thesis: Student and Campus Police Relations
James Peters, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. John Mayer, Psychology
Thesis: Understanding the Personality of a Coworker
Kayla Sliz, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. John Mayer, Psychology
Thesis: Correlation of Personal Intelligence with Athletic Motivation and Sport Performance
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF)?USA - 2019
Meredith Baker, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Emily Waterman, Psychology
Topic: Conducting a Process Evaluation of the Supporting Survivors and the Self Program
Allison Cross, Psychology & Justice Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Topic: Are Violent Video Game Playing and Aggression Related over Time?
Kyle Deegan, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Mair, Psychology
Topic: Examining the Role of Reuniens and Rhomboid Thalamic Nuclei in Spatial Working Memory
Annelise Papinsick, Music Performance
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Rose Pruiksma, Music
Topic: Rahbee’s Pedagogical Works for Piano
Gabrielle Scott, English Literature
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Paul Robertson, Classics
Topic: The Literary Reception of the Book of Leviticus
Victoria Madore, Neuroscience & Behavior
Ian Gliser, Neuroscience & Behavior (COLSA)
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Sergios Charntikov, Psychology
Topic: The Effect of Stress on Individual Demand for Alcohol
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF)?Abroad - 2019
Darby O’Neil, Political Science & International Affairs ??????????? ??
Research Site: Almaty, Kazakhstan
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Sveltana Peshkova, Anthropology
Foreign Faculty Mentor: Prof. Nurseit Niyazbekov, KIMEP University??
Topic: Study of Gender Dynamics in Kazakhstan through Content Analysis of the Urban Landscape and Mediascape
Katherine Titus, Anthropology & History??
Research Site: ?adir H?yük, Turkey
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Amy Michael, Anthropology
Foreign Faculty Mentor: Prof. Gregory McMahon, University of New Hampshire
Topic: Examination of Late Chalcolithic Juvenile Human Remains at ?adir H?yük in Central Turkey
Undergraduate Research Award (URA) - 2019
Gabrielle Scott, English Literature
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Paul Robertson, Classics
Topic: The Reception of the Book of Leviticus in Shakespeare’s?Hamlet
Nicole Westfall, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Drugan, Psychology
Topic: Assessment of Individual Differences in Female Rat Stress Reactivity and Response to Desipramine Treatment
International Research Opportunities Program (IROP) - 2019
Tejas Moses, BFA Studio Arts: Ceramics,??
Research Site: Jingdezhen, China
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Donald Williams, Art & Art History
Foreign Faculty Mentor: Mrs. RunJuan Huang, Jingdezhen, China?
Topic: An Investigation of Form and Surface in the Porcelain Capital of the World
Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and Apprenticeship Program (REAP) - 2019
Caroline Piper Gibson, Philosophy & Political Science
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Nicholas Smith, Philosophy
Topic: Utilitarian Criminal Justice System
Aubrey Porter, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Ross, Psychology
Topic: How Different Religious Affiliations Impact Understanding of Monotheistic and Polytheistic Ideas
Research Presentation Grant - 2019
Angelique Georges, Sociology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Catherine Moran, Sociology
Project Title: Communicative Adaptations: A Focus on Minorities in Post-Secondary Institutions
Conference: 6th Annual Black Doctoral Network Conference
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship – USA 2018
Riley Boss, Anthropology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Meghan Howey, Anthropology
Topic: Preserving a Lost Village: LiDAR Analysis and Ground-Truthing Residual Foundations from the Great Flood of 1938 in East Weare, New Hampshire
Allison Easterbrook, Neuroscience and Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Don Robin, Communication Sciences & Disorders
Topic: Music and Improvisation Brain Activation: A Meta-Analysis and Functional Model
Briana Silck, Neuroscience & Behavior/Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Ross, Psychology
Topic: The Relationship between Moral Reasoning, Empathy, and Theory of Mind Using Effective Connectivity
John Sullivan, Music Education
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ryan Vigil, Music
Topic: A Musical Analysis of College Songs
Ari Toumpas, Classics: Latin Teaching
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Scott Smith, Classics, Humanities, and Italian Studies
Topic: Telephus, Son of Hercules, Son of Zeus: Mythic Genealogy in Pausanias’?Description of Greece
Undergraduate Research Award 2018
Renee Chasse, Psychology, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Drugan, Psychology
Topic: Sex Differences in Ultrasonic Vocalization Emission and Serotonin Dorsal Raphe Activation
Erin Hart, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Sergios Charntikov,
Psychology
Topic: A Quantitative Analysis of the Value Enhancing Effects of Nicotine and Varenicline
Chloe Pilgrim, Psychology/Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Drugan, Psychology
Topic: Chronic Stress Induced Corticotrophin-Releasing-Factor Sensitization in Female Rats
Research Presentation Grant
Thomas Maxwell, Linguistics
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ileana Chirila, French
Project Title: Sinti Music: Romani Counter-Narratives: Activism and Arts in Contemporary France
Conference: 20th/21st Century French and Francophone Studies Colloquium
Lorena Cruz, Spanish & International Affairs
Faculty Mentor: Prof. John Chaston, Spanish
Project Title: Spanish and Arabic are NOT Almost the Same: Busting an Urban Legend
Conference: NH World Language Teachers Association Conference
Aaron Promer, History & International Affairs
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Alynna Lyon, Political Science
Project Title: Model UN
Conference: National Model United Nations Conference: Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship – Abroad 2017
Isabelle Beagen, Theatre
Faculty Mentor: Prof. David Richman, Theater & Dance
Research Site: London, England
Topic: Eleanor Marx and the Impact of Henrik Ibsen’s Theatrical Work
Andrew Ware, Philosophy & Economics
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Nicholas Smith, Philosophy
Research Site: London, England
Topic: Distributional Implications of the Development of Artificial Intelligence for Global Policy
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship – USA 2017
Daniel Faiella, Studio Art
Faculty Mentor: Prof. David Newsam, Music
Topic: Musical Amalgamations: The Applications of Musical Concepts from Jazz and Blues to Traditional Celtic Music
Christian Gum, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Cathy Frierson, History
Topic: Cooper in the Caucasus: Examining James Fenimore Cooper’s Influence on Russian Literature
Charlotte Harris, Communication: Business Application; Spanish
Faculty Mentor: ?Prof. Michael Soha, Communication
Topic: Populism and the Press: Investigating the Relationship between the Government and Media in Latin America
Araya Lacy, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Ross, Psychology
Topic: The Relationship between Moral Reasoning and Theory of Mind Effective Connectivity
Giselle Wallace, Psychology & Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Susan Curry, Classics
Topic: Trauma and Myth: An Exploration of Group Bibliotherapy Using Classical Texts as Treatment for PTSD
Undergraduate Research Award 2017
Renee Chasse, Psychology, Neuroscience & Behavior
Chloe Pilgrim, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Drugan, Psychology
Topic: Individual Differences in Stress Coping: Forecasting Learned Resilience Using Ultrasonic Vocalizations
Erin Hart, Neuroscience & Behavior
Daniel Hertia, Biology (COLSA)
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Sergios Charntikov, Psychology
Topic: The Functional Involvement of Dorsomedial Caudate-Putamen in Associative Learning with Intravenous Nicotine Stimulus
Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and Apprenticeship Program (REAP) 2017
Crystina Friese, Anthropology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Meghan Howey, Anthropology
Topic: Practicing Archeological Field Methods in the Great Bay Estuary
Tejas Moses, Fine Arts: Ceramics & Sustainability
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Don Williams, Art & Art History
Topic: The Study of Form and Decoration in Functional Pottery
Rory O’Neil, Political Science & International Affairs
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jeannie Sowers, Political Science
Topic: Targeting Infrastructure in the Middle East: Environment, Conflict, and Law
John Sullivan, Music Education
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ryan Vigil, Music
Topic: Research Assistance for?Christian Science Hymnal: Hymns 430-60
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship – USA 2016
Nils Babcock, Classics & Philosophy
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Charlotte Witt, Philosophy
Topic: Animalism in Aristotle
Stephanie Barlow, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Ross, Psychology
Topic: Investigation of the Changes in Oscillatory Coherence During Cognitive Control as a Result of Traumatic Brain Injury
Alexander Chase, Sociology
Faculty Mentor: ?Prof. Cliff Brown, Sociology
Topic: Student Commuters: Unpacking Factors that Influence High School Students’ Choice on How to Travel to School
Sarah LaCourse, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Matthew MacManes, Molecular, Cellular & Biomedical Sciences
Topic: Transcriptomic Stress Response on the Hypothalamic Pituitary Gonadal Axis of the Rock Dove (Columbia livia)
Graham Peterson, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Daniel Beller-McKenna, Music
Topic: Lou Reed’s?Metal Machine Music:?The Worst Album Ever Recorded
Jack Vachon, Classics & History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. R. Scott Smith, Classics
Topic: Threats to Our Past: The Issue of Preserving Antiquities
Kathryn Taylor, Neuroscience & Behavior (COLSA)
Megan Duranko, Psychology
Erin Hart, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Sergios Charntikov, Psychology
Topic: Behavioral and Biological Markers Underlying Vulnerability to Heroin Abuse
Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and Apprenticeship Program (REAP) 2016
Erin Driscoll, Music Performance
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Rob Haskins, Music
Topic: Research Assistance for Piano
Daniel Faiella, Studio Art
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Craig Hood, Art & Art History
Topic: Informing Imagination: Studying Light, Form, and Color in the New England Landscape
Ross Jones, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. R. Scott Smit, Classics
Topic: Did Seneca’s Medea Understand Stoicism? A Study in Senecan Psychology
Undergraduate Research Award 2016
Yandan Wang, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Drugan, Psychology
Topic: Does Re-Exposure to Intermittent Swim Stress Potentiate Emission of Ultrasonic Vocalizations or Forecast Resilience in Juvenile Social Exploration Test of PTSD-Related Anxiety
International Research Opportunities Program 2016
Jacqueline Gilbert, Anthropology & International Affairs
Research Site: Havana, Cuba
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robin Sheriff, Anthropology
Foreign Faculty: Mr. Carlos Iglesias, Yomiuri Shim bun
Topic: Cuba’s Water Crisis: Drought, Climate Change, and Decision-making Around Cuba’s Limited Water Resources
Research Presentation Grant
Yaning Cao, Geography
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Marino Fernandes, English
Project Title: Renewing Our Commitment to Multilingual Writers in the Writing Center: An Approach from the Margins
Conference: 2016 Midwest Writing Center Association
Alyssa Carlisle, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Victoria Banyard, Psychology
Project Title: What Trial Were You Watching? Understanding Public Opinion about Sexual Assault Using the Comments Section of Online News Sources
Conference: International Family Violence and Child Victimization Research Conference
Haley Goodson, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Katie Edwards, Psychology
Project Title: # RapeCultureIsWhen: Examining Levels of Endorsement & Correlates of Rape Myth Acceptance Among High School Youth
Conference: Association for Women in Psychology 2016 Conference
Crystal Napoli, History / Justice Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Alynna Lyon, Political Science
Project Title: Model UN Conference
Conference: Model UN / New York City
Katherine Seavey, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Katie Edwards, Psychology
Project Title: Rural Community Members Perceptions of Help-Seeking by Victims of Intimate Partner Violence
Conference: International Family Violence and Child Victimization Research Conference
Ceara Tavares, Psychology / Justice Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Project Title: The Role of Emotions on Morality: How Self-Conscious and Unconscious Emotions Influence Males’ and Females’ Everyday Morality
Conference: Association for Psychological Science
Cristy Theriault, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Mair, Psychology
Project Title: More Than Just a Relay: The Role of Medial Thalamus in Flexible, Goal-Directed Behavior
Conference: Society for Neuroscience Annual Conference
Gwyneth Welch, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jill McGaughy, Psychology
Project Title: The Effects of Histone Deacetylase Inhibitors Treatment on Executive Function and Prefrontal Cortex in Adolescent Rats
Conference: Society for Neuroscience Annual Conference
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) Abroad 2015
Qizhen Xie, History & Classics
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Gregory McMahon, History
Research Site: Yozgat, Turkey
Topic: Empires, Militarism, and Decline in Ancient Anatolia
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) USA 2015
Julie Clancy, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Ross, Psychology
Topic: The Impact of Emotion Regulation on Inhibitory Control and Its Neural Correlates
Gabriel Hoffman, History & Classics
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Susan Curry, Classics
Topic: Upside Down and Inside Out: Information Management in the Age of the Roman Empire
Yongjiao Hu, Sociology
Faculty Mentor:? Prof. Michele Dillon, Sociology
Topic: International Students’ Social Networks and Academic Achievement
Theodore Kazan, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Mair, Psychology
Topic: Examining the Role of Ventral Thalamus; Nuclei Reuniens and Rhomboid in a Goal-Oriented Task
Kelli Minelli, Music Education
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Rose Pruiksma, Music
Topic: Bernard Herrmann’s Opera: Narrative, Adaption, and Musical Connections in the Opera Wuthering Heights
Subha Singh, Anthropology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Kevin Culligan, Molecular, Cellular, & Biomedical Sciences
Topic: Investigating DNA Mutation Accumulation in Arabidopsis thaliana
Jack Vachon, Classics & History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. R. Scott Smith, Classics
Topic: The Pausanias Project: Putting Greek Myth on the Map
Undergraduate Research Award (URA) 2014-15
Brendan Lortie, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. John Mayer, Psychology
Topic: The Role of Personal Intelligence in the Workplace
International Research Opportunities Program (IROP) 2015
Sean Thoel, History & Russian ?
Research Site: St. Petersburg, Russia
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Cathy Frierson, History
Foreign Faculty: Dr. Anatoly Pinsky, European University
Topic: Life Has Become More Joyous: Propagandizing Soviet Industrialization, 1928 – 1941
Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and Apprenticeship Program (REAP) 2015
Isabelle Beagen, Anthropology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. David Richman, Theatre and Dance
Topic: Henrik Ibsen and the Effects His Work Had on the Life of Eleanor Marx
Elisabeth Iacono, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Marion Dorsey, History
Topic: What If Poison Gas Is Used Again? Perceptions of Future Gas Wars in Interwar & World War II Allied Nations
Crystal Napoli, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Marion Dorsey, History
Topic: Joining the Army – Recruitment into the Army
Research Presentation Grant 2015
Aisha Bhutto, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Maureen Gillespie, Psychology
Project Title: Perceived Prosodic Variability Gesture Rates in Spontaneous Speech
Conference: Experimental and Theoretical Advances in Prosody-3 (ETAP-3)
Tina Cannon, Psychology & Women Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Katie Edwards, Psychology
Project Title: Sowing SEEDs of Recovery: The Role of Social and Community Supports in Promoting Women’s Recovery from Trauma and Substance Abuse
Conference: Association of Women in Psychology
Chloe Flanagan, Psychology & Women Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Katie Edwards, Psychology
Project Title: Role-play; Hyper-Gender ideology and Women’s Dating Violence Perpetration and Victimization
Conference: Association of Women in Psychology
Ellen Haynes, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Katie Edwards, Psychology
Project Title: Multiple presentations, oral and poster
Conference: Association of Women in Psychology
Nadine Maliakkal, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Project Title: Adolescent Tested, Authoritative Parent Approved: A Longitudinal Study of Parenting Styles, Parental Legitimacy, and Adolescent Rule-Violating Behaviors
Conference: American Psychology - Law Society Annual Conference
Honors Thesis Grant 2015
Ashley MacPherson, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Katie Edwards, Psychology
Thesis: Erotic Literature's Impact on Body Dissatisfaction and Disordered Eating
2014 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) USA?
Benjamin Bertrand, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. David Bachrach, History
Topic: Swords and Society: The Depiction of Straight and Curved Swords in Illuminated Manuscripts from Europe and the Middle East from 1200 - 1500
Steven Cowley, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Cynthia Van Zandt, History
Topic: Mapping the Regicides in New England: A Visual Inquiry into the Manhunt for the Killers of King Charles I
Hannah Drake, English/International Affairs
Faculty Mentor: ?Prof. Clark Knowles, English
Topic: Ten Weeks of Storytelling: A Journey through Fiction Writing
Joseph Juknievich, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Lucy Salyer, History
Topic: Reds in the Granite State: A Close Examination of the Palmer Raids in New Hampshire, 1919-1920
Nadine Maliakkal, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Topic: Parental Legitimacy as a Mediator in the Relation between Parenting Styles and Bullying Perpetration
Melanie Platt, Linguistics
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Maya Ravindranath, English
Topic: New Hampshire Language and Life Project
2014 International Research Opportunities Program (IROP)
Hannah Waller, Political Science & International Affairs??
Research Site: Sanski Most, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Mary Malone, Political Science?
Foreign Faculty: Prof. Mr. Vahidin Omanovic, Center for Peacebuilding?
Topic: Transitional Justice in Post-Conflict Societies: A Case Study of Bosnia-Herzegovina
2014 Undergraduate Research Award (URA)
Adele Jones, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Drugan, Psychology
Topic: Measuring Ultrasonic Vocalizations during Intermittent Swim Stress as an Indicator of Resilience to Social Anxiety in the Social Exploration Model
2014 Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and Apprenticeship Program (REAP)?
Jack Vachon, Classics
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Scott Smith, Classics
Topic: Putting Greek Myths on the Map
Moira Wright, English Literature & Classics
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Sean Moore, English
Topic: Slavery and the Making of the Early American Library: British Literature, Political Thought and the Transatlantic Slave Trade
2014 Research Presentation Grant
Annie Crossman, Psychology & Women’s Studies
Project Title: Supporting LGBTQ+ Survivors: How Community and Environmental Factors Relate to Disclosure of Intimate Partner Violence
Conference: Association for Women in Psychology
Arianna Schaaff, Psychology & Sociology
Project Title: Identity, Social Support and Resiliency: How Social Support Moderates Effects of Minority Stress Among LGB Individuals Across Stages of Outness”
Conference: Association for Women in Psychology
Joel Wyatt, Psychology
Project Title: Supporting LGBTQ+ Survivors: Intimate Partner Violence, Trauma and Physical Health: The Roles of Social Support and Coping Self-Efficacy
Conference: American Psychological Association
2014 Honors Thesis Grant
Meghan Craig, Psychology?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Katie Edwards, Psychology
Thesis: Minority Stress and Self-Harm Among LGBTQ Young Adults
Halie Olszowy, Sociology?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Catherine Moran, Sociology
Thesis: Hollywood Goes to College: Examining College First Year Students' Expectations through Film
Joel Wyatt, Psychology?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Katie Edwards, Psychology
Thesis: 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网s of College Students
2013 Undergraduate Research Award (URA)
Laura Castracane, Neuroscience
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Drugan, Psychology
Topic: Do Ultrasonic Vocalizations during Intermittent Swim Stress Predict Resilience in Subsequent Spatial Learning and Memory Tests?
Gregory DiSanto, Geography
Faculty Mentors: Prof. Joel Hartter, Geography; Mary Stampone, Geography
Topic: Precipitation Trends in Western Uganda
Gregory DiSanto, Geography
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Anne Lightbody, Earth Sciences
Topic: Quantifying Interactions between Stream Flow and Woody Seedlings in a Sand-bed River
Audrey Hickey, Psychology & Sociology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Catherine Moran, Sociology
Topic: The Portrayal of Female Sexual Desires in Fifteen Current Films
Victoria Santospago, Music Education
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jenni Cook, Music
Topic: Moving Freely: A Flutist’s Exploration of Body Mapping
Kevin Vansylyvong, History & Philosophy
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Eliga Gould, History
Topic: The Influence of Christ’s Church on the Liberal John Locke’s Conservatism
Madeline Whitcomb, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Victoria Banyard, Psychology
Topic: Reflections on Bystander Intervention
2013 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) Abroad?
Daniel Zotos, Political Science / IA
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jeffrey Bolster, History
Research Site: Barcelona, Spain
Topic: The Practices and Policies Associated with the Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Fishery in Spain: Perpetuating a Majestic Species amongst the Political Quandary of Fisheries Management Policy
2013 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) USA?
Samantha Arsenault, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Brett Gibson, Psychology
Topic: Investigating Above and Underground Spatial Representations in Rodents
Annie Crossman, Psychology & Women’s Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Katie Edwards, Psychology
Topic: Supporting LGBT Survivors: How Community and Environmental Factors Relate to Recovery among LGBT Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence
Kimberlee Meserve, Fine Arts
Faculty Mentor: ?Prof. Grant Drumheller, Art & Art History
Topic: Simple Sights of Beauty
Andrew Minigan, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. David Pillemer, Psychology
Topic: The Reminiscence Bump in Priests’ Oral Life Histories
Tegan O’Neill, Political Science
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Stacy VanDeveer, Political Science
Topic: Risky Business in the Granite State: A Study of Local Natural Disaster Preparedness Policies in Rockingham and Strafford Counties
Emma Pankey, Anthropology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Meghan Howey, Anthropology
Topic: Fire Regimes and Forest Burning: A Paleoecological Reconstruction of Past Human Land-Use in the Upper Great Lakes Region
Arianna Schaaff, Psychology & Sociology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Katie Edwards, Psychology
Topic: Identity, Social Support and Resiliency: How Social Support Moderates Effects of Stress among LGB Individuals across Stages of Outness
2013 International Research Opportunities Program (IROP)
Jennifer Lindsay, Studio Art / International Affairs? ?
Research Site: Beijing, China
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Lawrence Reardon, Political Science
Foreign Faculty Mentor: Mr. David Moser, Capital Normal University??
Topic: Contemporary Art with Chinese Characteristics: Relations Between Beijing Artists and the Chinese Government Post-1989
Cory McKenzie, History/Philosophy
Research Site: Kobe, Japan
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Gregory McMahon, History
Foreign Faculty: Prof. Michiko Mori, Otemae University
Topic: Yuriwaka Daijin: The Debate over Japan’s Odysseus
Austin Perea, Political Science / Economics??
Research Site: Cairo, Egypt
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jeannie Sowers, Political Science?
Foreign Faculty: Prof. Monal Abel-Baki, American University Cairo?
Topic: Islamic Banking and Microfinance in Post-Mubarak Egypt
2013 Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and Apprenticeship Program (REAP)?
Hannah Drake, Undeclared
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Leah Williams, English
Topic: Your Forehead Should Touch Your Toes (and Other Yoga Adventures)
Joseph Juknievich, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Lucy Salyer, History
Topic: Explorations in Archival Research: The History of Immigrants and the Law
Jamie Ritzo, Philosophy
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Nick Smith, Philosophy
Topic: Interviews with the Philosophy Department Faculty
2013 Research Presentation Grant
Audrey Hickey, Psychology & Sociology
Project Title: What Impact do University of New Hampshire Students Have on Quality of Life in Durham, NH?
Conference: National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR)
Margaret Lubanko, English
Project Title: Collaboration Within and Across Communities: A District-Wide Case Study of Professional Learning Communities
Conference: NE Educational Research Organization Conference
Model United Nations, Political Science
Anu Rayamajhi, Communication
Project Title: UNH Model UN Delegation
Conference: National Model Unite Nations
2013 Honors Thesis Grant
Monica Stewart, Anthropology & International Affairs?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Joe Lugalla, Anthropology
Thesis: The Doctor and the Patient: An Exploration into the Roles Assigned
Connor Strobel, Philosophy & Political Science?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. R. Val Dusek, Philosophy
Thesis: Explore the Concept of Violence as it Developed within Marxist Tradition
2012 Undergraduate Research Award (URA)
Nicholas Dowhaniuk, Geography
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Joel Hartter, Geography
Topic: Monitoring Forest Loss and Population Growth in a Biodiversity Hotspot of Africa
Alexa Price, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Nicoletta Gulacce, History
Topic: The Spirit of His Men: The Development of the Lord Nelson Legend in British Culture, 1805-1905
Alexa Price, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Eliga Gould, History
Topic: Loyalist Identities in Revolutionary New Hampshire
Eric Pugliano, History and Geography
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Cathy Frierson, History
Topic: Mapping of the Journeys of the Children of the Gulag
Katherine Wooten, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Drugan, Psychology
Topic: Are Female Rats Prone to the Same Stress-Induced Memory Deficits as Male Rats in a Visible Platform Task in the Morris Water Maze?
Olivia McGlone, Psychology
Elizabeth Wanjiru, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Drugan, Psychology
Topic: Ultrasonic Vocalizations as a Predictor of Performance on the Morris Water Maze
2012 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) Abroad?
Kaitlyn Cameron, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Rebecca Warner, Psychology
Research Site: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Topic: Creative Career Self-Actualization in the Netherlands
Merhawi Wells-Bogue, Journalism
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Lisa Miller, English
Research Site: Mekelle, Ethiopia
Topic: The Role of Governmental and Non-governmental Organizations in Addressing the Needs of Street Children: The Case in Mekelle City, Ethiopia
2012 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) USA
Joseph Annicchiarico, Music: Performance
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Andrew Boysen, Music
Topic: Orchestrating Copland: A Study in Orchestration for Wind Ensemble
Allison Caplin, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Barbara White, Occupational Therapy
Topic: What are the Relations Among Stress Perception, Health Perception, and Activity Participation in School-Aged Children
Hillary Christopher, Anthropology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Meghan Howey, Anthropology
Topic: Origins and Methods of Cheese Production in Neolithic Europe: An Archaeological Experiment
Molly Driscoll, European Cultural Studies / French
Faculty Mentor: ?Prof. Barbara Cooper, French
Topic: The Representation of Anne Boleyn in French Drama, Art, and Literature of the Nineteenth Century: A Historical and Literary Analysis
Elizabeth Hebert, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Mair, Psychology
Topic: Influences of Subiculum on Memory-Coding Properties of Prefrontal Cortical Neurons in the Rat
Audrey Hickey, Psychology, Sociology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Benjamin Brown, Sociology
Topic: What Impact do University of New Hampshire Students Have on Quality of Life in Durham, NH?
Jennifer Lamontagne, Studio Art
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Suzanne Schireson, Art & Art History
Topic: Revival, Renewing Contemporary Religious Art through the Figure
Molly McCahan, Music Theory & EcoGastronomy
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Burt Feintuch, Center for the Humanities
Topic: Permaculture: Principles, Beliefs, and Values
Cory McKenzie, History, Philosophy
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jessica Lepler, History
Topic:? The Politics of Court-Clearing in Nineteenth-Century New Hampshire
Courtney Mills, Anthropology, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Meghan Howey, Anthropology
Topic: Reconstructing Gulf of Maine Cod Populations from the Archaic (ca. 8000 BC to 1000 BC) to the Contact Period (ca. AD 1500)
Jillian Price, Anthropology, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Meghan Howey, Anthropology
Topic: Archaeology of Preparedness: UNH Army Training Camp in World War I, 1918-1919
Mark Scimone, Neuroscience & Behavior
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Andrew Leber, Psychology
Topic: An Exploration of the Neural Correlates of Musical Rhythms Using Electrocorticography
Brianna Smith, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Brett Gibson, Psychology
Topic: Development of Planning Abilities in School-aged Children
Kevin Vansylyvong, History, Philosophy
Faculty Mentor: Prof. David Hiley, Philosophy
Topic: Michel Foucault and the Nature of Historical Evidence
2012 International Research Opportunities Program (IROP)
Christopher Foss, Music Performance
Research Site: Sarnico, Italy
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Janet Polk, Music
Foreign Faculty Mentor: Prof. Giorgio Versiglia, Academia I Musici di Parma
Topic: The Italian Influence
Hannah Lawrence, Political Science & Justice Studies
Research Site: Cairo, Egypt
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jeannie Sowers, Political Science
Foreign Faculty Mentor: Dr. Barbara Ibrahim, American University in Cairo
Topic: Women’s Rights in a Post-Mubarak Reality
Michael Pope, Political Science, International Affairs ?
Research Site: Belfast, Northern Ireland
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Benjamin Cole, Dartmouth College
Foreign Faculty Mentor: Dr. Cathy Gormley-Heenan, University of Ulster
Topic: What Makes an Irish Dissenter? Modeling Former IRA Members
2012 Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and Apprenticeship Program (REAP)
Bryan Merrill, Political Science
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Dante Scala, Political Science
Topic: Collection, Organization and Analysis of Electoral and Demographic Data Related to Super PAC's, Congressional Campaign Expenditures, and the Presidential Primary Vote
Research Presentation Grant
Christopher Bruneau, Philosophy
Project Title: Moderate Foundationalism and the Unification of Theoretical and Practical Reason in Robert Audis “The Architecture of Reason”
Conference: Philosophy Conference on Social Responsibility
Jacqueline Cordell, English Literature / Linguistics
Project Title: Presentation, Perception, and Power: The Authority of Foreign Terminology in the Reeve’s Tale and the Miller’s Tale
Conference: Sewanee Medieval Colloquium
2012 Honors Thesis Grant
Saige Jutras, Psychology/Justice Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Katie Edwards, Psychology
Thesis: Individual Differences and Correlates of Stalking Disclosure Type among College Women
2012 Study Abroad Research Grant
Molly Driscoll, European Cultural Studies / French
Research Site: Paris & Dijon, France
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Barbara Cooper, French
Topic: The Representation of the Tudors in French Drama
2011 Undergraduate Research Award?(URA)
Kevin Anderson, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Topic: Depression as Moderator of the Integrated Model of Legal and Moral Reasoning
Carly Champagne, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Benjamin Harris, Psychology
Topic: Marjorie Van de Water: A Career in Psychology and Journalism
Laura Jarvis, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Topic: Family Matters: Parenting Factors as Mediators of the Link between Family Structure and Adolescent Rule-Violating Behavior
Christa Jeck, Linguistics
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Leah Williams, English
Topic: Ghost Train: The Isolation of the American Passenger
Michael Pope, Spanish/International Affairs
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Benjamin Cole, Center for International Education
Topic: Elections and Party Dominance
Sarah Ransom, Psychology/Justice Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology and Justice Studies
Topic: Effects of Victim and Perpetrator Reputation on Attitudes towards Relational Aggression: Who Is the Bully?
Karilyn Sheldon, Anthropology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Meghan Howey,?
Anthropology
Topic: Lithic Analysis, Living Sites, and Social Interactions during Late Prehistory in Northern Michigan
2011 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) USA
Katherine Blanchette, Fine Arts
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Scott Schnepf, Art
Topic: I, Printmaker: An Exploration of Artistic Processes
Christopher Bruneau, Philosophy
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Paul McNamara, Philosophy
Topic: Evaluations of Robert Audi’s?The Architecture of Reason
Kevin Cannon, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Edward Lemay, Psychology
Topic: Communal Strength and Commitment and the Implications for the Excessive Reassurance Seeking-Rejection Relationship
Stacy A. Clark, Philosophy
Faculty Mentor: ?Prof. Meredith Hall, English
Topic: “Encouraging America to Find Her Voice” The Evolution of Voice: An Explorative Memoir
Jacqueline Cordell, English Literature/ Linguistics
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Cord Whitaker, English
Topic: The Individual Voice: The Expression of Authority through Idiolects in Chaucer’s?Canterbury Tales
Michael D’Angelo, Classics
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Susan Curry, Classics
Topic: Vegetarians Ancient and Modern
Christopher Foss, Music Performance
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Janet Polk, Music
Topic: The Effects of Gouge Variations on the Physical Forces in the Bassoon Reed
Kendra Hanlon, Anthropology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. William Ross,
Milne Special Collections
Topic: Mardi Gras Indians and the Rebuilding of African American Community in a Post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans
Jolene Harju, Music Performance
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Peggy Vagts, Music
The Balanced Flutist: A Study of the Benefits of Body Mapping on Flute Performance
Jillian Price, History/Anthropology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Marion Girard-Dorsey, History
Topic: The 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 of Musical Propaganda in World War I America
2011 International Research Opportunities Program?(IROP)
George Adams, Music/Liberal Studies
Research Site: Southampton, England
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Haskins, Music
Foreign Faculty Mentor:? Prof. David Nicholls, University of Southampton
Topic:Rhythmic and Harmonic Structure in Steve Reich: From Sketch to Score
Brett Gallo, Music Theory
Research Site: Accra, Ghana?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Burt Feintuch, Humanities
Foreign Faculty Mentor: Prof. John Collins, University of Ghana
Topic: Rhythmic Perception in West African Music
Chelsea Moyer, Political Science/International Affairs
Research Site: Ifrane, Morocco?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jeannie Sowers, Political Science
Foreign Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jeanine Pfahlert, University of Ifrane ?
Topic: Morocco: A Case Study of Women’s Rights Movements in the Middle East
2011 Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and Apprenticeship Program (REAP)
John DeGennaro, Anthropology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Eleanor Harrison-Buck, Anthropology
Topic: Documenting British Colonialism and African Slave History in the Belize Valley: Archaeology and Ethnohistory
Cory McKenzie, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Cathy Frierson, History
Topic: A Query into the Survival of the Russian Orthodox Church under Soviet Repression, with Iconography as a Chief Theme
Tegan O’Neill, Political Science
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Dante Scala, Political Science
Topic: Multi-Year Study of National Congressional Campaign Expenditures and a Multi-Election Study of the National Primary Vote
2011 Research Presentation Grant
George Adams, Music/Liberal Studies
Project Title: Beat-Class Modulation in Steve Reich's Music for 18 Musicians
Conference: National Conference on Undergraduate Research
Kevin Anderson, Psychology
Project Title: A Personality Legal Socialization Model: Attitudes, Self-Control, and Belief in a Just World as Predictors of Rule-Violating Behavior
Conference: Association for Psychological Sciences
Jeff Heim, Music Theory
Project Title: Frank McCuff: Police Force Vigilante (2010)
Conference: Big Apple Film Festival
Sasa Tang, Political Science/International Affairs
Project Title: Tanzanian Government and Non-Governmental Organizations
Conference: Council on Undergraduate Research “Posters on the Hill”
Sarah Tower-Richardi, Psychology
Project Title: Binding of Location and Colr in Retinotopic, not Spatiotopic, Coordinates
Conference: Vision Sciences Society
2011 Honors Thesis Grant
Jennifer Bakan, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Dr. Susan Parson, Tufts University
Thesis: The Impact of Pediatric Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation (HSCT) on the Family
Sara Douglas, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Vanessa Druskat, Management
Thesis: The Antecedents and Consequences of Interpersonal Understanding in the Work Place
2010 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) USA
George Adams, Music
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Haskins, Music
Project: Beat-Class Modulation in the Music of Steve Reich
Kevin Anderson, Psychology
Research Site: Stanford University
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jill McGaughy, Psychology
Onsite Faculty Mentor: Dr. Paul Hamilton, Stanford University
Project: Probabilistic Reward Learning in Depression: Investigating the Neural Basis of Reward and Anhedonia
Jennifer Bakan, Psychology
Research Site: Tufts Medical Center
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Mair, Psychology
Onsite Faculty Mentor: Dr. Susan Parsons, Tufts Medical Center
Project: The Impact of Pediatric Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation (HSCT) on Family Functioning
Elyssa Barrick, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Mair, Psychology
Project: Event-Related Microstimulaton of MPFC in the Rat
Annie Grace Couvillion, Studio Art
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Julee Holcombe, Art & Art History
Project: Out of Focus: Images of the Underside of New Hampshire Life
Thibaut Delloue, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. J. William Harris, History
Project: Abraham Lincoln in New Hampshire
Sara Dennison, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Mair, Psychology
Project: Event-Related Microstimulation of Mammillary Bodies in Rats
Matthew Libman, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Drugan, Psychology
Project: Are There Sex Differences in Intermittent Swim Stress-Induced Deficits in Spatial Learning in Rats?
Evan Monty, History
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jeffrey Bolster, History
Project: New Hampshire and the Great Depression: Federal Legislation and Its Impact on the Granite State during the 1930's
Kevin O’Leary, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Edward Lemay, Psychology
Project: Self-Esteem and Reactions to Feedback
Caitlin Rivers, Anthropology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Curt Grimm, Carsey Institute
Project: Exploring Childhood Obesity in Rural New Hampshire
Bethany Schmidt, Sociology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Karen VanGundy, Sociology
Project: Impressions of the Prison Rape Elimination Act: Wardens' Attitudes toward and Implementation of the PREA
Ryan Sheehan, Music
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jenni Cook, Music
Project: Developing the Countertenor Voice
Benjamin Tibbetts, Music
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Christopher Kies, Music
Project: A Study of the Oratorio: Setting Khalil Gibran's?The Prophet?for Choir and Piano
Sarah Tower-Richardi, Psychology
Research Site: MIT, McGovern Center
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Andrew Leber, Psychology
Onsite Faculty Mentor: Dr. Julie Golomb, MIT
Project: Remembering Faces and Object Location after Eye Movements
2010 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) Abroad
Jacob Goodwin, History
Research Site: Pēst County, Hungary
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jeffry Diefendorf, History
Foreign Mentor: Prof. Laszo Varadi, University of Corvinus
Project: Faded Memories: Confronting the Hungarian Holocaust and Collective Awareness through Cemetery Restoration
2010 International Research Opportunities Program?(IROP)
Sasa Tang, Political Science/International Affairs
Research Site: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania?
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Lawrence Reardon, Political Science
Foreign Faculty Mentor: Dr. Bernadeta Killian, University of Dar es Salaam
Project: Non-Governmental Organizations and the Tanzanian Government
2010 Undergraduate Research Award?(URA)
Kevin Anderson, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jill McGaughy, Psychology
Project: Impulse Control and Noradrenergic Lesions of the Lateral Orbitofrontal Cortex
Tiffany Black, Anthropology/Women’s Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Teresa Raczek, Anthropology
Project: “’Cause It’s a Girl’s Night”: Working-Class Women and Their Understanding of Gender and Class Identities
Andrew Bobolas, Geography
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Mary Stampone, Geography
Project: Evaluation of WAVEWATCH III Wave Height Forecasts for the Gulf of Maine
Karin A. Hakala, Sociology/Spanish
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Sharyn Potter, Sociology
Project: The Implications of Learning??? English on Family Dynamics among Hispanic Immigrants
Alexander Joy, English/Philosophy
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Marco Dorfsman, Languages, Literature and Culture
Project: American Existentialism: A Comparative Study of Lovecraft and Camus
Justin Linxweiler, Anthropology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Meghan Howey, Anthropology
Project: Diet and Health Analysis of Late Woodland American Indians on Burt and Douglas Inland Lakes, Northern Michigan
Thomas Parisi, Political Science/Cinema Studies
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Delia Konzett, English
Project: Persuading and Entertaining the Public: American Propaganda Films of World War II
Bethany Wakeman, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ellen Cohn, Psychology
Project: Attitudes toward Perpetrators and Victims of Relational Aggression: The Effect of Privacy and Internet Use
Megan Yee, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Drugan, Psychology
Project: Do Ultrasonic Vocalizations during Swim Stress Predict Resistance to Behavioral Depression in Rats?
Matthew Libman, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Drugan, Psychology
Project: Are There Sex Differences in Intermittent Swim Stress-Induced Deficits in Spatial Learning in Rats?
2010 Research 188体育app_188体育在线-平台官网 and Apprenticeship Program?(REAP)
Michael D’Angelo, Classics
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Scott Smith, Classics
Project: A Bibliographic Survey for an Atlas of Ancient Rome
Molly Driscoll, European Cultural Studies & International Affairs
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Jeffry Diefendorf, History
Project: Urban Change and Urban Identity: Cologne, Basel, and Boston in the Middle Third of the Twentieth Century and the Construction of Civic Identity
Christopher Foss, Music
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Janet Polk, Music
Project: Bassoon Reedmaking: An Investigation of the Forming Process
Ella Nilsen, Political Science
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Cathy Frierson, History
Project: Being Jewish in Russia and the United States in the Twentieth Century: The Jewish Question in Russia and the First Wave of Russian Jewish Immigration to the United States
Rachel Sluder, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Robert Mair, Psychology
Project: Effects of Ventral Midline Thalamic Stimulation on Spatial Working Memory in the Rat
2010 Research Presentation Grant
Jennifer Cook, International Development
Project Title: Transient Migrant Workers in the CT River Valley
Conference: Society for Applied Anthropology, Merida Mexico
2010 Honors Thesis Grant
Brendan Everett, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Andrew Leber, Psychology
Thesis: Assessment of Training with vOICe Vision Technology over Time
Kimberly Rogers, Communication
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Danielle Pillet-Shore, Communication
Thesis: First Impressions in Business Interactions
2010 Study Abroad Research Grant
Benjamin Phinney, French
Research Site: Lausanne, Switzerland
Faculty Mentor: Prof. Barbara Cooper, French
Project: Jean DuBuffet Thesis Research
