PRIZE WINNERS

 

The Spring Symposium for Undergraduate Research and Creative Work, 2008

 

Congratulations to all who presented oral and poster presentations at the Spring Symposium.  The quality overall was excellent.  Special congratulations go to the following winners of awards:

 

Oral Presentations

Projects in Humanities and Literatures

First Prize: Sheela Jane Menon, English

Honorable Mention: Jessica Picone, Art and Art History

 

Proposals in Arts, Humanities and Literatures

First Prize: Daniel Hugo, English

Honorable Mention: Kelsie Abing, English

 

Social Science Projects

First Prize: Ariel Ricker, Political Science, Linguistics, Classics

Honorable Mention: Jeannin Russo, Political Science

 

Social Sciences Proposals

First Prize: Neal Akatsuka, Anthroplogy

Honorable Mention: Sara Fares, Accounting

 

Biological Sciences Proposals and Projects

First Prize: Christy Gilman, Biology

Honorable Mention: Jennifer Nix, Biology

 

Psychological Sciences Projects

First Prize: Mark Pilar, Psychology

 

Environmental Sciences Projects

First Prize: Soo Huey Teh, Global Environmental Sciences  

Honorable Mention: Amanda Ricardo, Global Environmental Sciences  

 

Linguistics and Computer Science Projects

First Prize: James Crippen, Linguistics

 

Posters

 Grand Prize

Mark Pilar, Psychology

 

Humanities and Literatures

First Prize: Lourena Yco, English

Honorable mention: Daniel Hugo, English

 

Social Sciences  

First Prize: Ashley Wampole, Psychology

Honorable mention: Katie Kinkade, Psychology and Holly Sevier, Sociology

 

Natural Science, Engineering & Health Sciences

First Prize: Mark Pilar, Psychology

Honorable mention: Yoshimu Kusumoto, Global Environmental Sciences  

 

Other

First Prize: James Crippen, Linguistics

Honorable mention: Sara Fares, Accounting