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Concurrent Sessions IV

Concurrent Sessions IV: 4:00–5:00 P.M.


Session IVA — Dance Studio

  1. Alegria: The Meaning of Happiness; Gabriella Abrego, Heather Evans, Stephanie McGuire, Jacquelynn Olson and Johanna Thompson; Choreography by Tara Roberts (THD — Fike)
  2. Storms in Africa; Allison Barnhart, Lindsay Copeland, Kori Snow, Johanna Thompson; Choreography by Johanna Thompson (THD — Fike)

Session IVB — Clack, Flora Kirsch Beck and Lounge Galleries

  1. Senior Art and Design Majors’ Show; Craig Boyles, Amanda Brady, Taylor Erwin, Jessica Gradel, Eric Noseda, Renee Pietila, Jamie Roggenbuck, Heather Saputo and Meredith Szucs (ART — Parks-Kirby/Rozier/Lopez-Isnardi)
  2. Metamorphosis: A Series of Transformations Based on the Traditional Teapot; Earl Elowsky (ART — Parks-Kirby)

Session IVC — Heritage Center Lobby; Poster Session

  1. Impacts on Dissolved Oxygen Concentrations in Surface Water by Large Livestock Operations; Lindsay Cain (ENV — Borrello/Oemke)
  2. Water Analysis of Bass Lake and Rock Lake; Natalie Cordes (CHM — Strait)
  3. Factory Farms vs. Family Farms; Andrea Hazen, Laura Kohn and Mark Kraft (COM — Vickery/Riley)
  4. Stone Tool Analysis: An Exercise in Michigan Archaeology; Margaret Hewitt (SOA — Bonhage-Freund)
  5. Interpretations of the Foreign Policies of Woodrow Wilson; Sonny Koch (HST — Lorenz)
  6. ab initio Studies of Highly Conjugated Organic Dyes for Solar Cell Use; Trevor Leser (CHM — Mo)
  7. Synthesis of (dppePt)2(u2S)2 and [(dppePt)2(u3-S)2RuCl(PPh3)2]Cl and the Removal of a Sulfido Ligand; Nicholas Maciulis (CHM — N. Dopke)
  8. Gun Club Phytoremediation; Shane Pinger (CHM — Strait)

 

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Student Profile

Brett Seymoure

Brett Seymoure
Graduation: 2009
Major: Biology
From: Paw Paw, Michigan
Interests: Sports, Politics

Alma’s close faculty-student interaction provides numerous benefits such as the ability to do undergraduate research on a graduate level. Alma’s professors treat students more as peers welcoming student input and collaboration on faculty projects. When students are involved in research, faculty aggressively pursue publication of findings including students as co-authors.