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STETSON SHOWCASEAPRIL 14, 2015A Celebration of Achievement at Stetson UniversityAbout the Undergraduate Research and Creative Arts Symposium Showcase:This event, with its debut in 1999 and former names of Undergraduate Scholarship andPerformance Day (USAPD) and later Undergraduate Scholarship Day (USD), was designed tofoster an appreciation for academic achievements here at Stetson University. The studentpresenters have a wonderful opportunity to share their research and projects with the StetsonUniversity community. Historically, the student projects have included a wide variety ofexcellent student work.JUDGING CRITERIA AND PRIZES:Each group of judges for each specific location will be deciding among themselvesappropriate and consistent criteria that will help them decide which presentations were mosteffective. In general, students are asked to discuss their projects at a level that anyone notknowing the area can understand. Part of an effective presentation is effective communication,and the judges keep this as consistent criteria for choosing the best presentation for allinvolved. The winners of each of the six locations will receive a Maris Prize of 200 and acertificate of excellence. In addition, for each venue, an honorable mention will be chosen.THE 2015 JUDGING PANEL:Jennifer Certo, Assistant to the Vice-President for Student AffairsBarbara Costello, Associate Professor/Government Information & Research Librarian (alt)Dr. Laura Crysel, Assistant Professor of PsychologyDr. Christopher Ferguson, Associate Professor of PsychologyDr. Deborah Goldring, Assistant Professor of MarketingDr. Alan Green, Assistant Professor of EconomicsTerry Grieb, Assoc. Prof. of Instructional Media and Assistant Director of Media ServicesDr. Fred Hall IV, Visiting Assistant Professor of PhysicsDr. Melinda Hall, Assistant Professor of PhilosophyClay Henderson, Lawyer, Holland and KnightDr. John Horn, Vice-President (ret.) for Research&Development, 3MLaura N. Kirkland, Cataloging LibrarianSims Kline, Research Librarian and Associate ProfessorDr. Danielle Lindner, Assistant Professor of PsychologyDr. Gary Maris, Professor Emeritus of Political ScienceDr. Deborah Bolin Maxwell, Visiting Prof of ChemistryDr. Joy A McGuirl-Hadley, Associate Vice President, Boundless LearningMolly Rich, Prof. Emeritus of Music
Dr. Robert Rich, Prof. Emeritus of MusicDr. Gilbert Seigworth, PhysicianDr. Paul Steeves, Professor Emeritus of History (alt)Polly Steeves, Emeritus Teacher of Art, Volusia County SchoolsDr. Robert Watson, Visiting Assistant Professor of SpanishDr. Ying Yang, Assistant Professor of MarketingCultural Credit: A maximum of three cultural credits can be earned for the symposiumevent. At each venue, Showcase tickets must be stamped by the symposium representativeafter each talk.One oral or art presentation 1/3 creditTwenty minutes in posters 1/3 credit1 music recital 1/3 creditOne honors I session 1 creditIn addition, full cultural credit can be earned at the Evening Keynote Address and the eveningDigital Arts Reception.For credit, please take your stamped card to 312 Elizabeth Hall 2-5 pm on April 14:OR bring your completed form to 312 Elizabeth Hall no later than 4 pm April 15.PROGRAMPOSTER PRESENTATIONSRinker Fieldhouse, Hollis CenterDr. Melissa Gibbs, morning session chairDr. Kevin Riggs, afternoon session chairJudgesMorning Rinker I: Dr. Laura Crysel, Dr. Joy AMcGuirl-HadleyMorning Rinker II: Dr. Deborah BolinMaxwell; Laura KirklandAfternoon Rinker I: Dr. Danielle Lindner, Dr.Deborah GoldringMorning I (9 a.m. – 12 p.m. )P-1 Shontell B. Verwayne Development ofthe Generalized Intuitional vs. AnalyticalDecision Making IndexP-2 Ethan Royal, Fletcher Eldemire, MackLemke and Andrew Barton Effects ofDextromethorphan and Ricola on AxolotlDevelopment
P-3 Deja Rivera Acidic soils benefit seedlinggrowth in two perennial plant speciesnative to the Florida sandhill ecosystemP-4 Joseph Potechin, The effects ofcrowding and isolation on Zophobas moriolarval developmentP-5 Ciara Nadelkov The Effects of a VisibleTattoo and Observer Personality onPerceptions of Attractiveness, Intelligence,and SimilarityP-6 9-9:15 Mark Burton ImmersiveArt: AVirtual Reality 3D Modeling ApplicationP-7 Christie McNamee Importance of therestoration of Vallisneria americana intoBlue Spring State Park: increase in nativefish habitatsP-8 Athena Jean Hale “The Most Wonderfuland Worthwhile Experience’ of Her Life:Eleanor Roosevelt’s Leadership as Chair ofthe United Nations’ Human RightsCommission, 1946-1948P-9 Cherelle Leslie and Megan HarveyImpact of Genital HygienePractices/Behaviors on the Prevalence ofUrinary and Reproductive Tract Infectionsin Stetson University’s Female StudentsP-10 Alexis Patton and Timothy ErmonPresence of arsenic in Halomonas GFAJ-1cell wall componentsP-11 Constance Compton and Juan PolancoAnatomical and physiological changesinduced in the Golden Shiner fish(Notemigonus crysoleucas) after exposureto the cyanotoxin cylindrospermopsin viaoral gavage”P-12 Kate Ellis, Hailey Hernandez, AshleyMullen, Joseph Potechin, Valeria Roati TheEffect of Caffeine on Axolotl EmbryosP-13 Jennifer Cherry Temporal and spatialtrends in sea turtle stranding and nestingin Volusia County, Florida (1989-2012)P-14 Devin Burris The age and growth ofmale and female Pterygoplichthysdisjunctivus in Volusia Blue Spring, FloridaP-15 Lucy Asmar A comparison of mobbingbehavior elicited by vocalizations of nativevs. non-native owl speciesP-16 Danielle Barnett Brown-HeadedNuthatch (Sitta pusilla ) Scraping Call,Mobbing Call or Not?P-17 Elisabeth Blackwell Differencebetween post-strike behavior andConsumption of two prey types,Centipedes and skinks, amongst pigmyrattlesnakes, Sistrurus miliarius, from threedifferent regions in FloridaP-18 Jeremiah Butler and Kort BraeutigamInfluences of population and individualvariation in Pigmy Rattlesnakes (Sistrurusmiliarius) venom on Brown Anoles (Anolissagrei)P-19 Sheree Carter Cell Death Induced byPuerarin in Jurkat Leukemia CellsMorning II (9 a.m. 12 p.m)P-20 Kelsey Johnson-Sapp Reproduction inan invasive exotic catfish Pterygoplichthysdisjunctivus in Volusia Blue Spring, Florida,U.S.A.
P-21 Jennifer Gooch The age and growth ofmale and female Pterygoplichthysdisjunctivus in Volusia Blue Spring, FloridaP-22 Darina Linnik Electrical stimulation ofthe anterior gustatory cortex elicitsingestive taste reactivity behaviors inconscious ratsP-23 Elizabeth Loudon Social Justice andThe Human-Environment Relationship: ATwo Week Unit for Middle School StudentsP-24 Rachel Luke Electrical stimulation ofthe posterior gustatory cortex in rats doesnot affect taste reactivity behaviors orelicit FOS-immunoreactive neuronresponses in the gustatory brainstemP-25 Sammie Jo Manning Social learningeffects on the speed of learning fetchbehaviors in Rattus NorvegicusP-26 Diane McColl The effects of pigmyrattlesnake (Sistrurus miliarius) chemicalcues on the behavior of a major preyspecies, the ground skink (Scincellalateralis)P-27 Emily Minteer, Tara Quinteros, MollyWinsten Dietary Effects on EnduranceAthletic Performance: The Gluten-free andVegetarian FocusP-28 Lauryn Mohler Genistein-inducedapoptosis in Jurkat T-cell LeukemiaP-29 Olaniyi Oke and Desmond King Theassociation between length of residence inthe USA and the onset of Diabetes amongCuban Americans within Miami-DadeCountyP-30 Kyle Oliveira Olfactory snakerecognition and avoidance of scentedshelters by Florida Blue Centipedes,Hemiscolopendra marginataP-31 Andrea Ortega, Casey Starchak andKen Stevens Gender differences andrelated beliefs associated with bingedrinking and physical activity amongcollege studentsP-32 Colleen Palmateer Resolving thephylogeography of montane Great BasinStoneflies using next-generationsequencingP-33 Ernest Phillips Daidzin induces cellularapoptosis in Jurkat Leukemia cellsP-34 Kassandra Rodriguez Comparativestudy of genetic population structure andphylogeography between the montaneGreat Basin stoneflies Hesperoperlapacifica and Doroneuria baumanniP-35 Amanda Roy Competitively vsCooperatively? An Analysis of Stress Levelson GameplayP-36 Holly Saulsbery, Jackson Reddick,Eduardo Lopes, Elsa Guevara, Fatima RamisComparison of the effects of Prednisoneand Curcumin on axolotl (Ambystomamexicanum) embryosP-37 Carla Sisi and Erika White Impact ofCucurbita Moschata on Performance andAlleviation of FatigueP-38 Maya Suzuki Nucleotide excisionrepair of UV induced DNA damagedetected in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
P38A 10:20-35 Jacob Lites Internet ofThings Augmented Reality displayAfternoon (1 p.m.-4 p.m.)P-39 Anthony Ward Complex formation ofthe protein Bovine Serum Albumin (BSA)to surface of Cadmium Selenide quantumdots established by fluorescencequenchingP-40 Shantinique Graves Melanoidestuberculata's (Muller, 1774) foodpreference when grazing on Vaucheriageminata, Melosira varians, andOscillatoria found in Volusia Blue SpringState ParkP-41 Timothy Ermon, Sharjeel Quereshi andJuan Polanco Effects of fluoride on EarlyAxolotl DevelopmentP-42 Kate Ellis The effect of green teaextract on H460 lung cancer cellslung cancer cell deathP-43 Lanielle Brown Comprehensiveanalysis of genetic pathways within NonSmall Cell Lung Cancer of tobacco smokersP-44 Veronica Casal and Ana PerezEvaluation of knowledge versus attitudeson nutrition among NCAA Division Iathletes: a gender comparative analysisP-45 Jordan Cockfield Flaxseed lignan,enterolactone, revealed to induce to celldeath in large cell lung cancer cellsP-46 Keneil Codner Do changes in nutrientconcentration and water flow affect theecosystem stability of Volusia Blue Spring?P-47 Zella Conyers The Key to Saving theKey Deer: Mapping Habitat Loss and HowAdaptive Management Can Be UsefulP-48 Dustin Dingus and Shannon McCarthyDisordered Eating Habits in PhysicallyActive and Sedentary College-AgedStudentsP-49 Ryan B. Ellsworth and Valeria VillenaComparative Analysis of Medical Students'attitudes toward Complementary andAlternative Medicine in the United Statesand AbroadP-50 Anja Erwin, Christopher Goolsby,Charles Lane, Callan Piazza, Jennifer Stone,and Ross Morison Promoting HealthyEating Among Students at a Liberal ArtsUniversityP-51 Allison Evron and T. Garrett FranklinThe Impact of Training Intensity andTraining Volume on Fatigue and InjuryP-52 Erica Gillespie The Effect of Fertilizeron the Embryological Development ofDanio rerioP-53 Michelle Godun and Kelly McGeheeExamining the role of the supraopticnucleus in the social buffering of stressP-54 Ashely Hartman The mobbingintensity of resident and migrant passerinespecies in response to Eastern Screech Owl(Megascops asio) auditory stimuliP-55 Jennifer Hennigan 13C NMR lineshapedetermination of hindered internalrotation in N,N-Dimethylacetamide andN,N-Dimethylpropionamide
P-56 Jessica Hiner Filling in the gaps:species distributions and habitatcharacteristics of the highly endemic siltsnail genus, FloridobiaART-8 11:05-11:20 Robert SpellmanAnalyzing the Evil in A Clockwork Orangeand its reflective view on mankind’s moralcodesP57 11:10 -11:25 Dillon Moore and EthanDeal Metamorphosis11:20-12:30 LunchART AND DIGITAL ARTSPRESENTATIONS ANDEXHIBITIONSHomer and Dolly Hand Art Center8:30 am-4 pmDr. Maria Rickling, Morning Session ChairDr. Elisabeth Poeter, Afternoon SessionChairJudges: Jennifer Certo, Polly SteevesOral PresentationsART-1 8:40-55 Jacob Helwig A ‘Study onFaith’GALLERYART-9 12:30-12:45 Tara Hawkins SaudadeArt-10 12:50-1:05 Kaleigh Jacobson TaintedArt-11 1:10-1:25 Ian McNabb MundaneFantasyArt-12 1:30-1:45 Leonard Novati PhysicalModeling Synthesis: Inanga VirtualInstrumentArt-13 1:50-2:05 Joe PalermoDisplacement, Perfected2:05-2:15 BreakART-2 9:00-9:15 Kevin Dull At Summers EndArt-14 2:15-2:30 Spencer Carnahan 419ART-3 9:20-35 Matthew Forkas RomeoActual - A New SlateArt-15 2:35-2:50 Eliza Colmes DeliriumART-4 9:40-9:55 Hannah BradfordCaptivating CagesART-5 10:00-10:15 Kristina Lögdberg It IsWhat It IsArt-16 2:55-3:10 Jasmine Troche The Spiritof the PeonyArt-17 3:15-3:30 Shasta Ford Living inColor, The Man Who had No Words10:15-10:25 BreakArt-18 3:35-3:50 Michael Wood ScarceSupplyART-6 10:35-10:40 Amanda Thomas ThePeep ShowArt-19 3:55-4:10 ART 23 RosemarieSantorelli Just DriveART-7 10:45-11:00 Natasha RadoviczSchaidt My Livelihood
JUNIOR MUSIC RECITALSLee Chapel, Elizabeth HallFelicia Higgins, Concert Hall ManagerBrent Pafford, Concert Hall ManagerJudges: Dr. Robert Rich, Molly RichPrograms on pp. 24-25M-1 9:00-9:30 Chris Schiefelbein, GuitarM-2 9:45 -10:15 Victoria Buffkin, Clarinet(Acc. Jeremy Vigil)M-3 10:30 -11:00 Ian Morin Bassoon (Acc.Kirstie Born)M-4 11:15-11:45 Meghan Dempster Flute(Acc. Jeremy Vigil)11-45-12:20 LunchM-5 12:30-1:00 Stephanie Rasch-Chaves,TromboneM-6 1:15-1:45 Rebeca Bacquerizo: Violin(Acc. Jeremy Vigil)M-7 2:00-2:30 Griffin Weber, Trumpet (Acc.Jeremy Vigil)WOMEN AND GENDERA-1 8:50-9:15 Aaliyah Gray, MeaganManning, and Taylor Milenkovic#redefineperfect: A Selfie CampaignA-2,9:20-9:35 Holly Mae MeadowsMothering and Southern Identity inContemporary Films: the Fantasy Theme ofSouthern MotherhoodA-3 9:40-9:55 Kimberly Reading A PinelandUnderstory: Women and AfricanAmericans in the Historical Environment ofOrange City, FLA-4 10:00-10:25 Ashley Johnson and EllenSmittle An Actor’s Approach to Playing aShakespearean Character10:25-10:35 BreakA-5 10:35-10:50 Andrea White GenderWage Gap: Does it Exist?A-6 10:55-11:00 Katherine Tonner StayingTogether: Influence of Love Styles andJealousy-Evoking BehaviorM-8 2:45-3:15 Ellen Broetzmann, Soprano(Acc. Kirstie Born)A-7 11:05-11:25 Bianca Hernandez, ReImagining Austen Through The LizzieBennet DiariesORAL PRESENTATIONS –SESSION AA-7A 11:30-11:45 Catherine Thuruthiyil ADark Story: How Queer Theory Lends ACritical Perspective in Analyzing RacialInclusion at Stetson University25 Library Auditorium – Media CenterJean Wald, morning session chairSidney Johnston, afternoon session chairJudges: Dr. John Horn, Dr. Gilbert Seigworth11:45-12:30 LUNCH
PERMUTATIONS OF POPULARCULTUREB-2 9:30-9:45 Zaygamali S. Hemani Whatmakes a nation desirable?A-8 12:30-12:45 Biby Chacon Queen B: AB-3, 9:50-10:05 Carmen Bernecker HowInternational Law, Institutionalization, andInertia Perpetuate a System of HumanRights Violations – The Case of DetentionCenters for Foreigners in SpainRhetorical Critique on Beyonce and FeminismA-9, 12:50-1:05 Christian Gowan Disney'sAmerica: Re-Imagining the Past and theCorporate Interpretation of HistoryA-10, 1:10-1:25 Eryn McCoy The CrossCultural Globalization of Women’sMagazines: A Content AnalysisA-11, 1:30-1:45 Preston Stanger TheatrePerformance through Gardner’s Lens1:45-2:00 BREAKA-12 2:00-2:15 Andrew Venturella BronyFandom and Gender IdentityA-13, 2:20-2:40 Stephanie Wattigny FridayNight LiveA-14, 2:45-3:00 Lauren Polhill AnalyzingPost Traumatic Stress Disorder asPresented on Grey’s Anatomy: TestingPositive for RealismORAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION BJohn E. Johns Room 315, Elizabeth HallDr. Nicole Mottier and Dr. Susan Rozelle(School of Law) morning session chairsDr. Mayhill Fowler, afternoon session chairJudges: Dr. Ying Yang, Dr. Melinda HallLAWS AND NATIONSB-1 9:10-9:25 Cailyn Prewitt The GlobalWater Crisis: A CSR PerspectiveB-4, 10:10-10:25 Kayleigh Watson The Waron Individual Rights: Hypocrisy of Torturein Democratic Society10:25-10:40 BREAKSTETSON SCHOOL OF LAWB-5 10:40-10:55 Allison Stevenson A Puzzleof Privileges With a Missing Piece: WhyGuardians Ad Litem Should Enjoy aPrivilege of Confidentiality With theChildren for Whom They AdvocateB-6 11:00-11:15 Darnesha Carter andGiovanni Giarratana Motor VehicleLicensing Schemes: The Not-So-ObviousSolution to State Drone LegislationB-7, 11:20-11:35 Jeremy Rill Playing theGame: Using Online Games to Prepare ProSe Litigants for CourtB-8, 11:40-11:55 Adam Campbell TheEquality Paradox: Countering theAntonymic Trend of LGBT Equality12:00- 12:45 – Lunch
POLICY AND POLITICSB-9 12:45-1:00 Mallory Brooks CreatingEnvironmentally Conscious ChildrenThrough Curriculum: Examining Federaland Florida State Environmental EducationCurriculum StandardsB-10 1:05-1:20 Emily Block School Lunch atSunnySide: The Communicative PracticesRegarding Food and Nutrition at a PublicElementary SchoolB-11, 1:25-1:40 Justin Snyder The UnitedStates of Inequality: How Elites HaveUndermined Democracy, ExacerbatedInequality and Created an OligarchicalStateB-12, 1:45-2:00 Patrick Cone Nothing toFear but Fear Itself: Franklin D. Rooseveltand the Theory of Political Religion2:00-2:10 BREAKB-13, 2:15-2:30 Tabea Wanninger The'German Question' revisited: Continuityand Change from the Hallstein Doctrineto Ostpolitik*B-14, 2:35-2:50 Alex Chalhub ACointegration Analysis of the New YorkStock Exchange and the AmericanEconomyB-15, 2:55- 3:10 Garen Freed Alcibiades asStatesman: Incarnation of Intelligence orIcon of Ineptitude?B-16, 3:15-3:30 Taylor Duguay, MartaFerrer, and Blake Plattsmier The Integrationof Stetson AthleticsB-17, 3:35-3;50 Brooke Wickham The Caseof Midterm Elections and the Developmentof Party IdentificationB-18 3:55-4:05 Richard Andrei PembertonThe Post-Soviet Media Landscape: AComparative Analysis of Informational DeDemocratization in Russia and UkraineORAL PRESENTATIONS –SESSION C257 Sage HallDr. Daniil Zavlunov, morning session chairDr. Ken McCoy, afternoon session chairJudges: Sims Kline, Dr. Gary MarisCOMMUNITIES AND ACTIVISMC-1A 8:40-8:55 John Dieck Assimilation,Association, or Heterotopia? FrenchColonialism and Urban Planning in Algeriaand Morocco, 1830-1914C-1 9 :00-9 :15 Sierra Railey InvestigatingCommunication of Emergency ResponseManagementC-2, 9:20-9:35 Katelynn Coleman RedefiningCooperative LearningC-3, 9:40-9:55 Matthew Gerken, MeasuringRelationships Among Social Capital, CivicEngagement, and Volunteerism in theUnited StatesC-4, 10:00-10:20 Drew Neitzey “There Goesthe Neighborhood:” A DramatisticApproach to Race, Community, andMemory in Bruce Norris’ Clybourne Park
C-5, 10:25-10:40 Marcus Stovall AnalyzingVarious Community DevelopmentStrategies Being Implemented ToRevitalize the Spring Hill Community ofDeland, Florida10:40-10:50 BREAKC-6 10:50 -11:10 Manny Alamo “Spiritualbut not Religious”: People and theContinued Saliency of Traditional ReligiousSymbolsC-7, 11:15-11:30 Maria Rodriguez,Margarita Parris, Joshua Jude, and ConnerMitchell Stetson ENACTUS: Bettering OurCommunity through EntrepreneurialActionC-12, 2:05-2:20 Corey Brainna GarswickWhat Are We Really Reading? A BurkeanAnalysis of Online News ArticlesSurrounding the Situation in Ferguson2:20-2:30 BREAKRESISTANCE, RESOLUTION ANDADAPTATIONC-13, 2:30-2:45 Mark Johnson The Role ofOsceola In The Second Seminole War(1835-1842)C-14 2:50-3:05 Andrew Coniglio Justice andThe Godfather: Political Philosophy inPopular FictionC-8, 11:35-11:50 Carly Lees CommunicatingHope: Involving Volunteers in the Missionof a Non-Profit OrganizationC-15 3:10-3:25 Susan Scaggs EffectivePublic Engagement: A Case Study of OilSpill Restoration Engagement in Mississippiand LouisianaC-8A, 11:55-12:10 Billie Ventimiglia, NeriOrdaz, Rachael Rades, Maxwell DrozninCultural Comparison Amidst PoliticalConflictC-16, 3:30-3:45 Christian Wright Celtic toChristian: A Deconstructive Analysis ofReligious Assimilation12:10 -1:00 LunchORAL PRESENTATIONS –SESSION DCONFLICTC-9 1:00-1:15 Dylan Stearns The RosewoodException: A Unique Case of Race, Class,and Violence in the Interwar SouthC-10, 1:20-1:40 Tara Hunter Justifying War:A Study on the Military Use of FilmPropaganda for the Vietnam WarC-11, 1:45-2:00 Cameron Black Class vsPolitics: Political Apathy in the GermanBourgeoisie334 Flagler HallDr. Ramee Indralingam, morning sessionchairDr. David Hill, afternoon session chairJudges: Dr. Robert Watson, Terry GriebCOMMUNICATING ONLINED-1 9:00-9:15 Jasmine Banegas TheInfluence of Facebook Usage onInterpersonal Functioning andRelationships
D-2, 9:20-9:35 Luke Ford Fair Play: Ethics inthe Game WorldD-3, 9:40-9:55 Kiara Urena Netflix (NFLX)D-4, 10:00-10:15 Britany Kovalskaya andTaylor Grinnen Russian RussophoneD-5, 10:20-10:35 Alexandra Paulus TheFacebook Application: A CommunicationTool or Used Out of Boredom?10:40-10:50 BREAKD-6, 10:50-11:05 Katelyn Pomfret, Influenceof Eco-labeling and Eco-claims onConsumer Attitudes and PurchaseIntentionD-7, 11:10-11:25 Kerstin Cook HashtagActivism in #Ferguson: Analyzing theInfluence of Social Media on ProtestMovements, a Case Study of Ferguson,MissouriD-8 11:30-11:45 Kathryn Curvino IfFacebook Content Could Talk: SelfPerceptions of Online CommunicationD-8A 11:50-12:05 John Salis, Nathan Hilliardand Christian Micklish Xeres: An AdaptableReservation System12:05-12:45 LUNCHCOMMUNICATING THROUGH ARTAND MUSICD-9 12:45-1:00 Kimberly Foley Big FiveTraits and Musical Preference: CanPersonality Traits Dictate an Individual’sMusic Preference?D-10 1:05-1:35 Roxanna Ghamgosarnia andElyessa Rivera Master Class- Journey ofCharacterizationD-11, 1:40-2:00 Leo Gregory and IvanWetherington (Dr. David Houston) RussianMusicD-12, 2:05-2:30 Leonardo Quintero ItalianOpera and Its Influence on Classical GuitarRepertoire: A Focused Study on MauroGiuliani’s Rossiniana No.1, Op. 1192:30-2:40 BREAKD-13, 2:40-2:55 Jessica Rosenblum TheEffects of Integrating Music and Movementin Elementary School ClassroomsD-14, 3:00-3:15 Jacob Billups Reduction ofStress During Musical PerformanceD-15, 3:20-3:35 Daron Drylie UsingSculpture to Educate Boaters and CreateAwareness about Manatee ProtectionD-16, 3:40-4:00 Caron Davis From Theatre toFilmORAL PRESENTATIONS –SESSION ERinker Auditorium, Lynn Business CenterDr. Michelle de Moss, morning session chairDr. KC Ma, Afternoon Session ChairJudges: Dr. Fred Hall, Dr. Alan GreenSCIENCE ACROSS THE SPECTRUM IE-1 9:00-9:15 Aykhan Alibayli Differentialpredation on melanic and silver Poeciliidae
fish by large-mouth bass (Micropterussalmoides) in clear and stained waterE-2 9:20-9:35 Valeria Guadalupe CalibrationSystem for the Dark Energy SpectroscopicInstrumentE-3, 9:40-9:55 Jessica Anderson The effectsof Passiflora incarnata floral compoundson the walk/run speed of carpenter ants(Camponotus floridanus)E-4,10:00-10:15 Erica Eddy Birth Order andits Effects on Perceived NarcissisticPersonality TraitsE-5, 10:20-10:35 Emily Sloane WorkmanVariation in the Volusia Blue Spring foodweb as determined by stable isotopeanalysis10:35-10:45 BREAKE-6, 10:45-11:00 Zachary Cole Studying theEffectiveness of Cover boards; NativeDominant Woods in Comparison toPlywoodE-7 11:15-11:30 Miranda Camp CaribbeanSpiny Lobster (Panulirus argus) DispersionDynamics in the Sargasso SeaE-8, 11:35-11:50 Malorie Edge Increases inthe Number of Fos-immunoreactiveNeurons in the Gustatory Cortex FollowingLateral Hypothalamic StimulationCorrelate to Behavioral Responses to IntraOral Infusion of Taste Stimuli in ConsciousRatsE-9, 11:55-12:10 Gregory Barroso, Jr. “HowDo You Hear Best?” Individual Perceptionof Auditory Environments12:10-1:00 LunchSCIENCE ACROSS THE SPECTRUM IIE -10 1:00-1:15 Fletcher Eldemire Effect ofwater level on populations of diving ducksand dabbling ducks at Emeralda MarshConservation AreaE-11 1:20-1:35 Stephanie HernandezPassiflora incarnata floral volatile effectson butterflies and caterpillars of thespecialist herbivore, Agraulis vanillaE-12 1:40-1:45 Molly Kaelin Electricstimulation of the Central Amygdala andits effect on Taste Reactivity Behaviors inRats and Fos-IR neuron quantities in theGCE-13, 1:50-2:05 Kassie Ledoux Using cellfractionation techniques to eliminatepseudogene contamination inHesperoperla pacifica2:05-2:20 BREAKE-14, 2:20- 2:35 Jacob Paine Study ofCosmic RaysE-15, 2:40-2:55 Cody Malloy Increases inextra-floral nectar production in Passifloraincarnata attract greater numbers of antsto defend the plantE-16 3:00-3:15 Jordan Miller DoesMicropterus salmoides (largemouth bass)display differential predation upon nativeand exotic surface dwelling guppies inwater of differing clarity?
ORAL PRESENTATIONS –SESSION FJENKINS ROOM 213 SAGEDr. Alicia Slater, Morning session chairDr. Cynthia Bennington, Afternoon SessionChairJudges: Clay Henderson, Dr. ChristopherFergusonMEDICAL APPLICATIONSF-1 9:00-9:15 Rebecca Beaudet Effects ofantinausea drugs (Ondansetron andMetoclopramide) on the EmbryonicDevelopment of Axolotls, AmbystomamexicanumF-2, 9:20-9:35 Maranda Altilio and BreannaHowell The Effectiveness of TherapeuticApplication of Kinesio Tape (KT) on thePerformance of Competitive AthletesF-3,9:40-9:55 Michaela Kearney The effectsof anthocyanins on motor coordination ina hereditary Drosophila melanogastermodel of Parkinson’s diseaseF-4 10:00-10:15 Brandi Koehler, JuliaStullken, and Esteban Tapias Therelationship between physical activity anddietary habits in college students atattending a private institution10:15-10:25 BREAKF-5 10:25-10:40 David Nutting Measuringthe Repellency Effect of Spinosad on AedesAlbopictusF-6 10:45-11:00 Shannon O’Shell andVictoria Nieves Efficacy of Home WashingSolutions on Reduction of E. coliF-7 11:05-11:20 Allison Sutherlin AnAnalysis of Forces and Motion in WeightLiftingF-8 11:25-11:50 Molly Winston To be or notto be gluten free, that is the questionF-9 11:55- 12:10 Kathleen Renner Thepresence of FOXO transcription factor, akey component in the insulin signalingpathway, does not affect learning andmemory in Drosophila melanogaster12:10-1:00 LunchSCIENCE ACROSS THE SPECTRUM IIIF -10 1:00-1:15 Melanie Cain (Dr. AliciaSlater) Identification and removal ofmutational hotspots provides new insightsinto killer whale phylogenyF-11 1:20-1:35 Ethan Royal The Effects ofPrey Species on Pygmy Rattlesnake(Sistrurus miliarius) Foraging BehaviorsF-12 1:40-1:55 Joseph Potechin Pleasedon’t eat me! A study of cannibalism injuvenile Zophobas morioF-13, 2:00-2:15 Breanna Mott Herbicideeffectiveness on weeds in longleaf pine(Pinus palustris) Florida sandhill and itseffect on germination of wiregrass(Aristida stricta)2:20-2:30 BREAKF-14, 2:30- 2:45 Niulma Rodriguez and ElsiaWilliams Perceptions of the HumanPapillomavirus Vaccine among CollegeStudents at The University of the VirginIslands and Stetson University
F-15 2:50-3:05 Deja Rivera ElectricalStimulation of the Anterior GustatoryCortex Increased the Fos-IR Neurons in theAnterior Region and TR Behavioral Outputin Conscious RatsF-16 3:10-3:25 Patrick Watson Changes inReproduction Strategies in Invasive ExoticCatfish Pterygoplichthys Disjunctivus inVolusia Blue Spring, Florida, U.S.A.SESSION GHONORS I PRESENTATIONS322 Elizabeth HallDr. Michael Denner, Session ChairSession 1, 9-10.30James Russo; Sarah Coffey First YearEnergy Reduction CompetitionNick Fuller, George Winsten FreshmanSuccess: Maximizing the First YearCheyenne McCully, Stephanie Kidd, LinneaThomas Be.You.Tiful - outreach to youngwomen of the communityAshlee Renich-Malek EnvironmentalAwareness WorkshopsHannah Grace Frazier, Chrisi Trinidad, AleahSommerville Branch Out and RecycleKelly Doss 30 Hour FamineSession 2, 10.45-12pmMatthew Jordan, Margarita Parris WeWant You To Study AbroadAnnette Morton Sustainability Art Galleryon Earth DayRachel Vivino Environmental Forum at theGillespie for Earth DayMelissa Trible, Katlyn SullivanHomelessness in DeLandKahri Smith Teaching Soccer to theChildren of DelandSession 2B, 12-1Maeve Coughlin, Lindsey Ellis, & Todd AkinStetson Backpacking ClubNia Walters Stetson for Starke ElementarySarah Hollmann Literacy in At-RiskPopulationsSession 3, 1-2:30Sabrina Desmond, Barrett Hand, RyanWhite, Brett Whitmore Aquaponics SystemAdam Cooper SUPR HEROS: CostumesMeet CommunityAlec Levine, Jonathon Teeter Math Bee atEdith I Starke Elementary SchoolRebecca Shaffer Introducing high schoolersto the limitless opportunities in roboticsLyndsey Fekete, Eamon Webb AcademicSuccess and its Relationship with MentalHealthJesse Albert and Savannah Harris GoodHealth Isn’t Just Good LuckSession 4, 2:45-4Rachel Valocchi and Maddie Holvey JustShoe It - Turning Worn-out Athletic Shoesinto New Playing SurfacesMerida Mikell, Veronica Faison, and GillianStark Thinking Through the UnthinkableKitty Geoghan Training Deland’s Next TopThespiansNathan Brown, Garrett Williamson, EamonWebb, Lyndsey Fekete Operation MIASESSION HHONORS TUTORIALSHonors House 1:00-2:35Dr. Dr. Grady Ballenger, Session ChairT-1 1:00-1:20 Melissa Abramson ASL &Deaf Culture
T-2 1:24-1:45 Justin Quigley, ChristineChase, Gary Rouse, Mariana Prado, KyleEdgar, Cory Zirkel, Stella Parris, CalebCheathem Cannabis CultureT-3 1:50-2:10 Ted Mitchell, Joe Beery, LauraDavis, Tracy Cleary, Vivian Motta,Tyler Sims, Natalie Applebaum, Lynn Walsh,Paxton Reil, Jacob Martin, and PaulPetrowski Bug House ChessT-4 2:20-2:35 Brianne Boldrin, SompiHarmetz, Kendal Diehl, Abigail Moore, ArynLazarus, Victoria Marsh The Art of Eating:Sustainable, Affordable and NutritiousMeals5: 45 EVENING BANQUETSTETSON ROOM, CUB6:15: KEYNOTE SPEAKER:Dr. Julio RiveraProvost, Carthage CollegeDr. Julio Rivera is Professor of Management,Marketing and Geography at CarthageCollege in Kenosha, Wisconsin. He is theimmediate Past President of the Council onUndergraduate Research (CUR). AtCarthage he served as provost, dean ofstudents, chair of the Geographydepartment, and the director of thegeographic information science (GIS)laboratory. He has been a continualadvocate for the advancement ofundergraduate research in the SocialSciences, Humanities and Fine Arts. Hisresearch has focused on the application ofGIS to problems in business, and urbanplanning. He has worked at the GlobalInstitute for Sustainability at Arizona StateUniversity examining trends in thedevelopment of the urban fringe in thePhoenix metropolitan area. Rivera hasdirected over 100 undergraduate studentsenior thesis projects, many of which werepresented at regional and nationalconferences. He continues to serve as aconsultant to both government andbusiness including Snap-on Tools, RacineCounty Convention and Visitors Bureau, theRacine Harbor Commission, and the Centerfor Advanced Technology and Innovation.Rivera is a m
STETSON SHOWCASE . APRIL 14, 2015 . A Celebration of Achievement at Stetson University . About the Undergraduate Research and Creative Arts Symposium Showcase: This event, with its debut in 1999 and former names of Undergraduate Scholarship and Performance Day (USAPD) and later Undergraduate Scholarship Day (USD), was designed to
