Table of Contents

2: Sessions at a Glance

3: Union Map

4: Detailed Schedule

16: Symposium 101 for First-Time Attendees

18: Student & Mentor Awards

20: Acknowledgements

21: Index of Student Presenters

27: Extra Credit Form

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12:45 to 1:20 pm

Session 2 Alderson International Pine Jayhawk Big 12 Centennial Divine 9 English Malott Kansas The Jay

3:00 pm to 4:00 pm Session 2A Session 2B Session 2C Session 2D Session 2E Session 2F Session 2G Session 2HSession 2I:

PostersSession 2J:

PostersSession 2K:

Posters

4:00 pm to 4:30 pmSession 3 Alderson International Pine Jayhawk Big 12 Centennial Divine 9 English Malott Kansas The Jay

4:30 pm to 5:30 pm Session 3A Session 3B Session 3C Session 3D Session 3E Session 3F Session 3G Session 3HSession 3I:

PostersSession 3J:

PostersSession 3K:

Posters

Break: Join us in the 4th floor Lobby for snacks and a chance to mingle with friends, mentors, and family.

5:30 pm to 7 pm

Banquet: BallroomWelcome: Nikki Perry, Center for Undergraduate Research

Presentation of Awards: Shannon Portillo, Faculty Fellow, Center for Undergraduate ResearchK. Barbara Schowen Undergraduate Research Mentor Award

Undergraduate Research Mentor AwardOutstanding Presentation Awards

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM 2018: SESSIONS AT A GLANCE Registration: Presenter check-in at 5th floor lobby

1:30 pm to 2:50 pm

Opening Session: Woodruff Auditorium Welcome: Dyan Morgan, Center for Undergraduate Research

Opening Remarks: Chancellor Douglas GirodPresentation of Awards: ACE Talks

ACE Talks: Hannah Stohr, Emma Piazza, Tracey Funk

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Undergraduate Research Symposium Saturday, April 28, 2018

University of Kansas, Kansas Union

12:45 – 1:20 Presenter registration – 5th Floor Lobby

1:30 – 2:50 Opening Session – Woodruff Auditorium

Welcome: Dyan Morgan, Assistant Director, Center for Undergraduate Research

Opening Remarks: Chancellor Douglas A. Girod

Presentation: ACE Talk Awards ACE Talks:

1:45: Hannah Stohr, Recycling Nitrogen in Biofuels, mentored by Belinda Sturm 2:05: Emma Piazza, From Marginalization to Liberation: a Study on the De-Stigmatizing of STIs in the Gay Male Community, mentored by Stacey Vanderhurst & Ivery Goldstein 2:25: Tracey Funk, Effects of River Hydrogeomorphology on Invertebrate Food Web Structure, mentored by James Thorp & Emily Arsenault

3:00-4:00 Session 2 Oral Presentations – Sessions 2A-2H:

Session 2A: Alderson (4th floor) 3:00: Sandra Favela, What You Can't Wash Off, mentored by David Snyder 3:15: Cadence Learned, The Oracle: An Accumulation of Chance, mentored by Francisca Maria Velasco 3:30: Margarita Alely Nuñez Arroyo, The Translation of the Transition into Academia for a First-Generation Latina Woman, mentored by Darren Canady 3:45: Kelsey Willits, Earthworks Engagement Project: An Exploration in Earthworks, Environmental Sustainability, and Communal Engagement, mentored by Matt Burke

Session 2B: International (5th floor)

3:00: D'Arlyn Bell, Poverty Governance: Neoliberal Economics in Kansas Welfare Policy, mentored by Charles Epp

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3:15: Alexis Villagran, Tales from the Southwest: Hispanic Voter Barriers as Told by the Region -- A Data Triangulation Project, mentored by Shannon Portillo 3:30: Samiyah Para-Cremer, Working Together: A Comparison of Midwestern Human Trafficking Task Forces Perceptions on Collaboration, mentored by Shannon Portillo 3:45: Olivia Borland, Using an Intersectionality Framework: The Effects of Race & Socio-Economic Status on Substance Use in Youth, mentored by Nancy Kepple

Session 2C: Pine (6th floor)

3:00: Elizabeth Fentress, It’s Rhyme Time: The Effect of Rhyming Storybooks on Chinese Vocabulary Learning, mentored by Holly Storkel 3:15: Zoe Lai, Use of an iPad Program to Improve Access to Physical Therapy Services for the Management of Chronic Low Back Pain, mentored by Brittany Melton 3:30: Tyler Cargill, Fulfilling a Class Schedule and Exposure to On-Campus Waste Receptacles: How This Relationship May Explain College Students’ Knowledge and Perception of On-Campus Waste Sorting, mentored by William Staples 3:45: Quinn Maetzold, The Politics of Pollution: How Political Control Shapes Environmental Efforts and Facility Compliance, mentored by Dietrich Earnhart

Session 2D: Jayhawk (5th floor) 3:00: Monica Martinez, Hispanics in Higher Education: Examining Labor as a Barrier to Degree Completion, mentored by Marta Caminero-Santangelo 3:15: Rachael McCormick, Latina Encounters with Health Services in Lawrence, Kansas, mentored by Katie Rhine 3:30: Dasy Resendiz, Curanderismo: Healing among Mexican American and Mexican Women in Northeast Kansas, mentored by Brent Metz 3:45: Kaitlyn Johnson, Linguistic Apartheid: The Politics of Language in Haiti, mentored by Brian Lagotte

Session 2E: Big 12 (5th floor)

3:00: Helenna Chun, Sexual Education as a Preventative for Sexual Violence for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities, mentored by Ivery Goldstein 3:30: Yasmeen Mansour, Gentrification of Sperm Banks, mentored by Katie Batza 3:45: Thomas O'Tey, Unburying Your Gays - An examination of the deaths of LGBT characters on television., mentored by Ivery Goldstein 4:00: Elizabeth Orr, The Ethics of Foreign Aid: How the World Bank Affects Women, mentored by Brian Lagotte & Stacey Vanderhurst

Session 2F: Centennial (6th floor)

3:00: Kathryn Ammon, “I’ve Tried So Hard to Make Good Americans Out Of You”: Legacy, Memory, and the Seattle General Strike of 1919, mentored by Jonathan Hagel

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3:15: Holden Zimmerman, Defensive Humanitarianism: Swiss Internment Camps in WWI, mentored by Andrew Denning & Erik Scott 3:30: Nyla Chaudhry, Conserving Historic Urban Landscapes, mentored by Kapila Silva 3:45: Danielle London, From Burning Bushes to Burning Olive Branches: UN Resolutions, U.S. Foreign Policy, and Israeli Settlements, mentored by Anne Dotter & Brian Lagotte

Session 2G: Divine 9 (6th floor)

3:00: Emily Casteen, The Role of Sunlight, Temperature, Humidity, and Rain in Summer Mood Decreases, mentored by Stephen Ilardi 3:15: Trevor Lies, The Effects of Construal Level on Men’s Objectification of Pregnant and Sexy Women, mentored by Ariel Mosley & Monica Biernat 3:30: Chad Miller, Being Gay or Homosexual: The Effect of Labeling on Stereotype Endorsement, mentored by Monica Biernat 3:45: Emma Murrugarra, Embodiment in Signed Language: What ASL Can Teach Us about Emotion and Metaphor in Language, mentored by Ruth Ann Atchley

Session 2H: English (6th floor)

3:00: Keelan Barger, The Buck Stops Here: White-tail Deer Behavior and Population Density at KU Field Station, mentored by Bob Hagen 3:15: Evan Jevnikar, KU's Mystery Dinosaur: Analysis of Tyrannosaur Tooth Morphology and its Relation to Ontogeny, mentored by David Burnham 3:30: Roshan Bisarya, Central Venous Oxygen Saturation (ScvO2) is Poorly Predicted by Serum Lactate in ICU Patients, mentored by Steven Q Simpson 3:45: Karen Vazquez, Classifying Mobile Homes, mentored by Elaina J. Sutley

Poster Presentations: Session 2I: Malott (6th floor)

Maria Cardona (#1), Animals don't equal profit, mentored by Stephen T. Johnson Kat Werner (#2), Stitching Trauma: Reflection and Recovery from Sexual Violence and Harassment through Quilting, mentored by Ivery Goldstein Aliana Souder (#3), How Beauty is Portrayed in the Media: India vs. the United States, mentored by Hong Vu Alexander Burdge, Christian Kennedy, April Snay, Tony Wagler, & Tashia Owen (#4), Art and Agriculture, mentored by Paul Stock & Kelly Kindscher Kayleigh Anderson (#5), The representation of poverty in media directed towards youth within the last 30 years, mentored by Misty Schieberle Olivia Dritsas (#6), Are Women A Motive? Female Exploitation and Gendered Violence: An Analysis of Classic Slasher Films and Their Remakes, mentored by Ivery Goldstein Ali Ciersdorff (#7), Word Association Task: Attachment and Networks, mentored by Omri Gillath Kelby Clements (#8), Self-Complexity Theory and How it Relates to Mood, mentored by Mark Landau Jaci Corbin (#9), Physiological Response to Politically Charged Stimuli in Liberals and Conservatives, mentored by Sabrina Gregersen

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Evan Hatley (#10), The Effects of Emotional Arousal on the Speech-to-Song Illusion, mentored by Michael Vitevitch Ashwini Kamat (#11), The Effect of Familiarity on the Speech-to-Song Illusion, mentored by Michael Vitevitch Frank Kim (#12), The Influence of Political Orientation and National Identification on the Perception of Historical Representations at the Brown vs. Board of Education Museum, mentored by Natasha Bharj & Glenn Adams Meligas Saldana-Fuentes (#13), Understanding Historical Knowledge Discrepancies: Differences in Perceptions of Racism Between Latinos and White Americans, mentored by Glenn Adams Taylor McMurtry (#14), Associations between Military Sexual Trauma and Eating-Disorder Risk, mentored by Kelsie Forbush Joshua Ng (#15), Influences of Similar Words on the Speech-to-Song Illusion, mentored by Michael Vitevitch

Session 2J: Kansas (6th floor) Alex Ogan (#16), Action Identification and How Meaning is Created in Light of Mortality Awareness, mentored by Mark Landau Brooke Ostrander, Baylee Corpening, & John Taylor (#17), Background Music Genres on Stress and Attention, mentored by Evangelia G. Chrysikou Jinni Yu (#18), Relational Mobility and Objectification Level across Different Cultures, mentored by Omri Gillath Joseph Denning, Sergej Grunevski, & Ellen Honas (#19), The Effect of Task Similarity on Stress and Performance, mentored by Evangelia Chrysikou & Sabrina Gregersen Gita Nadinda (#20), “Like” Me Now: The Impact of Narcissistic Traits on Discounting of Social Media, mentored by Ruth Ann Atchley Hayley Olson (#21), The Influence of Similar Sounding Words in the Serial Recall Task, mentored by Michael Vitevitch Grace Carlson (#22), Does the ventriloquist effect alter inteligibility in speech-in-speech recognition?, mentored by Navin Viswanathan Toni Rufledt (#23), The qualities of higher education institutes that produce top ranked clinical psychology faculty, mentored by Carl Lejuez & Michael Roberts Annie Santarelli (#24), Need to Belong and Social Media Use, mentored by Jeffrey Hall McKenna Scott (#25), Improving Geriatric Care Management Process through Enhanced Online Healthcare Portal Utilization, mentored by Brittany Melton Zachary Frerichs (#26), Controversy over the drug Psilocybin hampers greater research into its use as an effective treatment for depression and anxiety disorders, mentored by Lorie Vanchena Emily Beach & Kirstin Georgeson (#27), Music-based developmental stimulation on the developmental outcomes of three medically complex long-term NICU infants, mentored by Deanna Hanson-Abromeit Ashley Graf (#28), Perceived Meaning of Sung and Spoken Stories for Musicians and Non-Musicians, mentored by Deanna Hanson-Abromeit Elizabeth VanSant (#29), A Fidelity Study of the Therapeutic Function of Music for Toddlers at-Risk for Autism, mentored by Deanna Hanson-Abromeit

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Alix Fisk (#30), Adverse Childhood Experiences and Adult Health Outcomes: Community Based Research in Hi-Crest, mentored by Vincent Francisco & Katherine Rhine Alexandra Harmon, John Donart, James Newsome, & Turner Beilman (#31), The Pursuit of KU Calves: A Survey of Student Transportation Decisions, mentored by Jay Johnson & Stephen Egbert Arun Dayal, Madelin Lemus-Espinoza, Eric Marshall, & Kimberly Goggles (#32), Lettuce Taco 'Bout It: Food Insecurity Amongst KU Undergraduate Students, mentored by Jay Johnson & Stephen Egbert Rebecca Chambers, Levi Sedlock, & Yane Tan (#33), Fake News? KU Undergraduate Students’ Attitudes Toward Climate Change, mentored by Jay Johnson & Stephen Egbert Rebecca Chambers, Josh Lewis, Mary Stites, Cameron Gillespie, Baylee Kilburn, & Alice Finley-Pyle (#34), Increasing Food Access: Integrating Double Up Food Bucks into Community Supported Agriculture, mentored by Paul Stock & Kelly Kindscher Grace Goulding, Austin Cook, Sam Guinn, Kejing Wang, & Cole Bunker (#35), Examining Food Security at the University of Kansas, mentored by Paul Stock & Kelly Kindscher Dana Peterson, Emily Reno, Mckenzie Ortiz, Emily Cady, Erik Settle, Mimi Mechache, Veronica White, & Patrick Krim (#36), Understanding Transportation Barriers for Food Deserts in Lawrence, Kansas, mentored by Paul Stock & Kelly Kindscher Hannah Walker, Vanessa Alcocer, Adeline Tolle, Keelan Barger, & Kristi Mo (#37), The Lasting Effects of Early Nutritional Education on Environmental Awareness, mentored by Paul Stock & Kelly Kindscher Mackenzie Luman, Kelsi McLaughlin, Courtney Coppinger, & Sara Scherschligt (#38), Composting In Douglas County, Kansas, mentored by Paul Stock & Kelly Kindscher Haley Turner, Brenna Ross, Trevor Rhodes, Anna Cohen, Kristopher Sutton, & Shannon Pelkey (#39), New Urban Farmer Education, mentored by Kelly Kindscher & Paul Stock Joseph Haug (#40), Energy and the Judiciary: A Study of Vattenfall's Claims, mentored by Lorie Vanchena Thomas Johnson (#41), The Significance of the Multinational Conservation Effort in the Wadden Sea, mentored by Lorie Vanchena Caitlin Smith (#42), What's in a Name? Using the Name of Boko Haram to Provide Insight into the Organization's Ideology, mentored by Marwa Ghazali Catalina Wedman (#43), “What do Latin Americans Think of Their Home Countries?”, mentored by Veronica Garibotto

Session 2K: The Jay (1st floor) Ale Carrillo (#44), A Spanish-language monetary choice questionnaire: Convergence with English-language form in Bilingual adults, mentored by Dave Jarmolowicz & Stefanie Stancato Conner Falke (#45), Family Income and Children's Health: Evolution of the Gradient, mentored by David Slusky Kylie Jennings & Lauren Lemke (#46), Athletes' Motivational Responses in a Zuni Youth Sport Program, mentored by Mary Fry Hannah Weingartner (#47), Motivational Climate Intervention with High School Marching Band Students, mentored by Mary Fry & Karynn Glover Sydney Bannsiter (#48), The power Frontline Supervisors hold: How Gender Frames the Management Style of Sergeants in Law Enforcement, mentored by Shannon Portillo

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Jacquelyn Flores (#49), The Effect of Cosmetics on the Attraction of Potential Partners, mentored by Sandra Gray Anna Harder (#50), A Cultural Comparison between Human Female Ovarian Function and Periods of High Environmental Stress, mentored by Sandra Gray Benjamin Hodges (#51), Language as a Secondary Sex Characteristic in Humans, mentored by Sandra Gray Lauren Klapper (#52), The Motivations behind Condom Use and Nonuse among College Students, mentored by Sandra Gray Emily Soludczyk (#53), Archaic Homo Sapiens Variants in Modern Homo Sapiens, mentored by Jennifer Raff Katherine Wolf (#54), Birnirk prehistory and the emergence of Inupiaq Culture in Northwestern Alaska, mentored by Lauren Norman Jasmine Brown (#55), Why Haven’t Marginalized Identities Who Have Experienced Sexual Violence Sought Out Support From Community Resources, mentored by Ivery Goldstein Mallory Copeland (#56), Women's Long March, mentored by John Kennedy Cheyenne Griffith (#57), A Solution to the Rising Maternal Mortality Rate in the U.S: Evaluating the California Maternal Quality Care Collaborative, mentored by Ivery Goldstein Madelin Lemus-Espinoza (#58), Latinx-identifying Millennials' Attitudes Toward the Midwest, mentored by Ivery Goldsten Skyler Lucas (#59), "Masc. Only!": Hiding Behind a Mask of Anonymity, an Exploration of Masculinity Performed on Grindr, mentored by Ivery Goldstein Juliet Davis (#60), Baartman vs. Kardashian, mentored by Ivery Goldstein Alex Pecoraro (#61), The Politicization of Women Who Veil: Seen through Iranian Veiling Laws and Western Feminism Anti-Veiling Laws, mentored by Ivery Goldstein Alex Pecoraro (#62), America's Dream of A Russian Radical: The Story of Maria Bochkareva, mentored by Sheyda Jahanbani Kelsey Savastano (#63), Representations of Sexual Assault in Television, mentored by Ivery Goldstein Paige Willis (#64), Benefits and Comparisons of Cognitive Behavioral Treatments for Adolescent Girls with Anorexia Nervosa, mentored by Ivery Goldstein Mykelti Decker (#65), Women and Alcoholism, mentored by Ivery Goldstein

4:00-4:30 – Break

Join us in the 4th floor lobby for snacks with your friends, mentors, and family.

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4:30-5:30 - Session 3

Oral Presentations – Sessions 3A-3H: Session 3A: Alderson (4th floor)

4:30: Forest Kinsey, John Smith: Experimentation in the Film Medium, mentored by Margaret Jamieson 4:45: Paola Ramirez, Reimagining La Virgen de Guadalupe, mentored by Omaris Zamora & Shannon Portillo 5:00: Kelly Werther, Process Over Product, mentored by Mary Klayder 5:15: Erick Oduniyi, Computational Stories Pt 1: Developing a Framework for Processing Language & Culture, mentored by Jon Brumberg & Folashade Agusto

Session 3B: International (5th floor)

4:30: Emily Reno, On vacant lots and medians: Supporting new farmers, mentored by Paul Stock 4:45: Addison Lake, An Ecosystem in Peril: Fossil Fuel Consumption and Climate Change in the Arctic Circle, mentored by Brian Lagotte & Tsvetan Tsvetanov 5:00: Alice Finley-Pyle, Eating Green is a Black and White Issue: analyzing intersections of race, socioeconomic status, and food justice in Kansas City, Missouri Farmers Markets, mentored by Paul Stock

Session 3C: Pine (6th floor)

4:30: Giselle Almodovar, The Media's Role in Anti-Immigrant Policies: The Arizona Republic and SB 1070, mentored by Cecilia Menjivar & Daniel Alvord 4:45: Lauren Cassidy, "Annexation or Reunification?" Linguistic appraisal of German and Russian news reporting on Crimea, mentored by Nina Vyatkina 5:00: Morgan Hannah, #NeverthelessShePersisted, mentored by Beth Innocenti 5:15: Heather Kudsi, Can #WeArellMuslim Mitigate Islamophobia in America?, mentored by Beth Innocenti

Session 3D: Jayhawk (5th floor)

4:30: Rebekah Burgweger, Evolutions in Islamic State Propaganda: How Narrative Frames and Geographic Focus Change in response to Real-World Events, mentored by Brian Lagotte & Nazli Avdan 4:45: Sydney Crawford, Authoritarian Regimes and Civil Unrest: A Comparison of Arab Spring Events in Jordan and Syria, mentored by Brian Lagotte 5:00: Elizabeth Friedeman, Bombs, Billions, or Boy Bands?: South Korean Popular Culture as Soft Power in East Asia, mentored by Kyoim Yun & Brian Lagotte 5:15: Rachel Yu Ru Tan, Patented in China: Examining the Influence of Government Intervention on Innovation, mentored by John Kennedy

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Session 3E: Big 12 (5th floor) 4:30: Elizabeth Orr, “Le Français dans l’Arène Internationale: Une Analyse de la Langue et la Diplomatie” / "French in the International Arena: An Analysis of Language and Diplomacy", mentored by John T. Booker & Bruce Hayes 4:45: Korbin Painter, "Ja, ich bin ein Schwuler, ein richtiger Schwuler": Personal Narratives of Queer Refugees in Germany, mentored by Lorie Vanchena 5:00: Carley Johnson, The Central Council of Jews in Germany’s Reaction to Escalating Anti-Jewish Violence, mentored by Lorie Vanchena 5:15: Lukas Lesslie, The Dual Education Solution for Young Refugees in Germany, mentored by Lorie Vanchena

Session 3F: Centennial (6th floor) 4:30: Eilish Gibson, Seneca: Stoicism, Tyrants, and Tragedy, mentored by Emma Scioli 4:45: Chad Uhl, Movement and Stasis in Vergil's Aeneid, mentored by Emma Scioli 5:00: Josh Rauch, 1.9 Miles and No Acknowledgement: The University of Kansas and Indigenous Peoples, mentored by Ray Pence & Devon Mihesuah

Session 3G: Divine 9 (6th floor)

4:30: Sarah Schaefer, Characterization And Comparison Of Hela Cell Exosomes Isolated By Ultracentrifugation And Total Cell Exosome Isolation Kit, mentored by Michael Wang 4:45: Emmaline Lorenzo, A Spectroscopic Study of the Chemical Reaction of Photocaged Molecules, mentored by Chris Elles 5:00: Eleanor Stewart-Jones, Investigation of Oxygen Atom Transfer Reactivity for a Series of Manganese(IV) oxo Complexes, mentored by Tim Jackson

Session 3H: English (6th floor) 4:30: Samantha Farb, Procuring a search strategy for finding two-Higgs bosons at the Large Hadron Collider, mentored by Philip Baringer 4:45: Grayson Langham, Double Photon Exchange in Ultra-Peripheral Lead-Lead Collisions., mentored by Michael J. Murray 5:00: Rebekah Manweiler, Exploring The Network Structure of Child Directed Speech, mentored by Nicole Beckage & Jonathan Brumberg 5:15: Jennifer Campbell, Potential Impacts of Los Angeles Earthquakes on the Commercial Insurance Industry: A Magnitude-Based Risk Analysis, mentored by Myunghyun Oh

Poster Presentations: Session 3I: Malott (6th floor)

Chloe Adams (#1), Investigating the Role of syg-2 in the GABAergic Motor Neurons of Caenorhabditis elegans, mentored by Brian Ackley

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Vincent Czerwinski (#2), Effect of non-classical cadherins cdh-3 and cdh-12 on Q neuroblast migration, mentored by Erik Lundquist & Matt Ochs Raneem Kalifa (#3), Effects of the Mediterranean Diet on Mental Health: a review, mentored by Victor Gonzalez Sophia Sanchez (#4), The effect of social loss on the male prairie vole, mentored by Adam Smith Aubrie Stricker (#5), The effects of rho-1 and rhgf-1 in growth cone outgrowth and microtubule distribution in the UNC-6/Netrin pathway, mentored by Erik Lundquist & Mahekta Gujar Vincent Fiorentino (#6), Characterization of Spinal Cord Outgrowths In Vitro with Immunohistochemistry, mentored by Martha Gillette Letty Beltran (#7), CRISPR dCas9: A new addition to the Chlamydial toolbox, mentored by Scott Hefty Muhammed Ciftci (#8), Interactions of PcrV and PcrG in Pseudomonas Aeruginosa, mentored by Roberto De Guzman Analaura Cortez (#9), Genetic tools for investigating virulence factors in enterococci, mentored by Lynn Hancock Marissa Duckett (#10), Investigating Hydrolases to Understand the Mechanism of Biofilm Formation, mentored by Lynn Hancock Marissa Duckett (#11), Transcriptional control of EF2863, a known glycosyl hydrolase in Enterococcus faecalis, mentored by Lynn Hancock Kristen Khoang (#12), Revisiting Riboflavin Biosynthesis: Identification of the RibB Reaction Intermediates, mentored by Audrey Lamb Judith Ikerionwu (#13), The Host-Virus Relationship of Drosophila innubila Nudivirus, mentored by Robert Unckless Peter Maier (#14), Bacterial Communication Increases Antibiotic Resistance, mentored by Josephine Chandler & Kara Hinshaw Joshua Montgomery (#15), Exploration of Electricity with Copper in Killing Bacteria, mentored by Eileen Hotze

Session 3J: Kansas (6th floor) Helen Peng (#16), Purification of IpaC of the Shigella Type III Secretion System for Studies of Molecular Interactions of IpaC, mentored by Roberto N. De Guzman Jacoby Robinson (#17), Optimization of Transposon Mutagenesis in Chlamydia, mentored by P. Scott Hefty Amanda Wood (#18), Potential Inhibitory Effects of Fellutamide B. on M. smegmatis, mentored by P. Scott Hefty Emily Boyd (#19), Synthesis and Reactivity Studies of a [Cp*Rh] Monohydride, mentored by James Blakemore Shannon Jones (#20), Monomer-dimer equilibrium of Mn(III) dependent enzymes and its effect on PCET reactions, mentored by Timothy Jackson & Derek Rice Shalee Mog & Breanna Diaz (#21), Microfluidic-Based Analysis of Circulating Tumor Cells, mentored by Malgorzata Witek Will Moore (#22), Rational Design in Storage of Renewable Energy: Multielectron Chemistry for Hydrogen Fuel Generation, mentored by James Blakemore

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Tyler Nguyen (#23), A Model System for Fundamental Investigation of Nanoscale Protein-Surface Interactions: Putrescine Oxidase Immobilization on Gold Nanostructures, mentored by Cindy Berrie Samuel Steuart (#24), The Optimization of Nanoparticle Lithography for the Fabrication of Silver Nanopatterned Arrays on Silicon (III) Substrates, mentored by Cindy Berrie Zachary Wood (#25), Exerting extreme π-acidity of isocyanoazulene ligands through cyanation of the azulenic scaffold, mentored by Misha Barybin Lauren Gensch, Alexa Malik, Connor Chambers, & Marissa Gingrich (#26), Relationship between age and gender versus diameter of the aorta and the branches of the aortic arch, mentored by Victor Gonzales & Jackie Garcia Allison Ryburn, Sarah Freking, & Emily Hemphill (#27), Relationships between Vertebral Columns of Human Cadavers with and without Scoliosis, mentored by Victor Gonzalez & Jeffrey Weinell Jacquelyn Flores & Brea Walkley (#28), Does arm-span to height ratio correlate with sex and ethnicity?, mentored by Victor Gonzalez & Jeffrey Weinell Emma Holmberg (#29), Correlation of Height and Gender to Small Intestinal Length and Diameter, mentored by Jackie Garcia & Victor Gonzalez Alysia Larson, Elise Base & Sidney Miller (#30), Arterial Variation Between Male and Female Cadavers, mentored by Jacqueline Garcia Ryan ONeil, Jaclyn McCoy, Keana Ko, Claudia Garcia Sanchez, & Jesse Ohtake (#31), Elasticity of the Medial and Lateral Collateral Ligaments of the knee, mentored by Victor Gonzalez & Jackie Garcia Jesse Ohtake & Alec O'Connell (#32), Perceived usefulness and patterns of use of peer-developed online resources in an undergraduate human cadaver anatomy course, mentored by Victor Gonzalez Alyssa Goltzman (#33), The Interaction of Haying and Fertilization on a Grassland Habitat in Northeast Kansas, mentored by Bryan L. Foster Amanda Harra & Joshua Anderson (#34), Colony Behavior of Captive Gentoo and King Penguins, mentored by Jennifer Gleason Jordyn Koehn (#35), Proteo-Genomic Analysis of Butterfly Sperm Using Shotgun Mass-Spectra Data, mentored by James Walters Tanner Myers & Jack Lapin (#36), Are stereotyped display behaviors driving the speciation of Hispaniolan lizards (Anolis distichus)?, mentored by Rich Glor & Jenny Gleason Elise St Louis (#37), The Relationship Between Behavior and Physical Traits In Dogs Exposed to Stressful Situations, mentored by Raymond Pierotti Bryce Campbell & Kurt Edwardson (#38), Observations on Colletes inaequalis reproductive behavior and response to parasitism, mentored by Deborah Smith Haley Flickinger (#39), Parasite Exploitation of C. inaequalis Mating Pheromones, mentored by Deborah Smith Maci Harford (#40), The Genetic Differentiation of Various Aggregations of Colletes inaequalis on the Campus of the University of Kansas, mentored by Deborah Smith Natacha Namphengsone (#41), Do C. inaequalis Use Scent Markers to Determine Foraging Patterns?, mentored by Deborah Smith Grace Parker, Emari Rice, Evan Andrews, & Brian Morris (#42), Pheromone Communication of Colletes inaequalis, mentored by Deborah Smith Sarah Anderson, Mallory Copeland, Caelan Graham, & Brenna Hipsher (#43), Bee Campus USA: Protecting Campus Pollinators, mentored by Kelly Kindscher & Paul Stock

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Session 3K: The Jay (1st floor)

Shane Chu (#44), Grid Search Optimization on the Viterbi Algorithm for ice bottom detection, mentored by John Paden Carl Gonzales (#45), Observations of Earthquake Trends in South Central Kansas, mentored by Georgios Tsoflias & Alex Nolte Zalma Molina (#46), Evaluating Earthquake Location Accuracy of the Wellington Seismic Network, mentored by George Tsoflias & Alex Nolte Natalie Shaw, Autumn Arvidson, Colin Pratt, Wesley Hodge, Jack Grafton, & Tristan King (#47), Addressing Issues Associated with Pesticide Drift, mentored by Kelly Kindscher Jade Steffensmeier (#48), Remote sensing of low-cloud behavior over the Eastern North Atlantic from ground-based profiling cloud radar, mentored by David Mechem Allie Brachtenbach (#49), Development and Characterization of a Novel Nanoparticulate for the Sustained Release of Antigens following Subcutaneous Injection, mentored by Laird Forrest & Ryan Moulder Kyley Burkey (#50), Development of mechanically-tunable gelatin-alginate hydrogels to promote stem cell osteogenic differentiation, mentored by Arghya Paul Sofia de la O (#51), Investigation of advanced adsorbents for removal of excess iron from the body, mentored by Mark Shiflett Bryan Vasquez (#52), 3D Printing Enabled High-Throughput Microfluidic 3D cell culture, mentored by Mei He Deanna Diaz (#53), The Effects of Drug Concentration on the Mechanical Properties of Polymer-Based, Drug-Eluting fibers for Traumatic Brain Injury, mentored by Cory Berkland Justin Ruffalo (#54), Development of Novel Therapies for Type 1 Diabetes (T1D), mentored by Cory Berkland & Martin Leon Brooks Danahy (#55), Characterization of Phase Change Behavior in Ionic Liquid + Compressed Gas Biphasic Systems, mentored by David Minnick & Mark Shiflett Tomas Green (#56), Hydrodeoxygenation of Benzyl Alcohol with Cobalt Catalyst on Silica Support, mentored by Bala Subramaniam & Maheswari Rajamanickam Josh Seybert, Michel Alhathal, & Yong Hahn (#57), Opteon XP10 Chiller Retrofit, mentored by Mark Shiflett Gyasi Talib (#58), Phase change materials' (PCM's) impact, mentored by Mario Medina Hannah Denton (#59), Museum of Agricultural Sustainability, mentored by Kapila Silva Ryan Evenson (#60), Museum of the Endangered Coral Reefs, mentored by Kapila Silva Bradley Kreuger (#61), Museum of Endangered Polar Regions, mentored by Kapila Silva Daniela Langer (#62), Museum of Endangered Bee Colonies, Dallas, TX, mentored by Kapila Silva Jason Loraine (#63), Museum of the Endangered Species of Texas, mentored by Kapila Silva Claire Namovich (#64), The Museum of De-Heteronormativity, mentored by Kapila Silva Jack Swezy (#65), Museum of Endangered Marine Life, mentored by Kapila Silva

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5:30 – Symposium Banquet, Ballroom (5th floor) For all student presenters, their mentors, and their guests. RSVP requested.

Welcome: Nikki Perry, Assistant Director, Center for Undergraduate Research

Presentation of Awards: Shannon Portillo, Faculty Fellow, Center for Undergraduate Research K. Barbara Schowen Undergraduate Research Mentor Award

Undergraduate Research Mentor Award Outstanding Presentation Awards

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Symposium 101 Is this your first time attending the Symposium? Most people haven't been to anything quite like a research symposium. It's an exciting event full of energetic people who care deeply about the topics they're discussing - that's what makes it so fun! But it can also be overwhelming as a first time attendee. Let's start with the basics:

What happens at the Undergraduate Research Symposium?

Students from a variety of departments and majors will present their projects. Some students will give short talks, while others will present a display of their work and talk with you about it when you stop by. During the opening session, we’ll all be in the same room. For the next two sessions, you can choose which presentations you’d like to hear and go to a room of your choice. Ask questions of presenters. They have all worked very hard, and your questions help them improve and let them know that you are interested in what they’ve done.

What should I do when I arrive?

If you're attending as an audience member, we recommend finding a seat, silencing your phone, and taking a quick glance at the program booklet. Mark sessions, performances, and poster presentations that you want to be sure to attend. This strategy will help you keep your schedule straight as the day goes on. If you’re presenting, be sure to check-in at the 5th floor lobby.

What's this booklet you gave me?

The program booklet is your guide to the day. It lists the times and locations for all of the sessions and breaks.

What should I do if I want to get involved in research?

• Talk to at least two students about how they got involved in research. Poster sessions are an easy place to have this conversation. You can also stick around after an oral presentation session to have a one-on-one conversation with a presenter.

• Get on the Center for Undergraduate Research’s website to join our mailing list so you can stay up-to-date about upcoming opportunities.

• Come see us during office hours (Fridays, from 10:00-noon in 151 Strong Hall) to talk with Center staff about finding the research opportunity that is right for you.

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What are the unwritten etiquette rules of a research symposium?

Here are some general rules of thumb to help you avoid a symposium faux pas:

Oral Presentations and Artist’s Talks:

• If you want to take photos, be sure to get permission from the presenter ahead of time.

• Make sure your phone is silenced and put away. • Pay attention to the performance or presentation; so don't whisper to your friend

or text your mom. • Be an active participant by taking notes on intriguing ideas or jotting down

questions during each presentation. • Applaud the presenter at the end of the talk or performance. • Ask questions at the end of the talk or performance. You might refer to your

notes to help you remember your questions from earlier in the presentation. Questions that spark the best conversation typically follow up on something the presenter talked about; don't set out with a goal of stumping someone.

• If you arrive late or need to leave in the middle of a session, wait to move around until the breaks in between presenters. If that's not possible, try to sit close to the door or at the back of the room.

Displays or Poster Presentations:

• If you see a presenter without an audience, don't just stand there - go find out about that project.

• When you approach a display or poster presentation, introduce yourself and ask the presenter to explain the project.

• Ask questions, especially if the project is about a subject that is new to you. Your questions could just be about how the presenter got involved or what the next steps would be.

• Thank the presenter for telling you about the project.

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Student Awards

ACE Research Talks The ACE Research Talks are designed to showcase students who can present their research and

creative projects in an (A)ccesible, (C)reative, and (E)ngaging way. Students applied for the awards by submitting a short video of themselves talking about their projects. The winners will receive $500

and be featured today during the first session of the Symposium.

Outstanding Presentation Awards All student presenters (oral presentations, artist’s talks, and creative and poster displays) at the

Symposium are eligible to win one of the $50 Outstanding Presentation Awards. Judges will evaluate all presentations, and the award winners will be announced at tonight’s Symposium Banquet. All

students will be emailed feedback about their presentation next week. The Outstanding Presentation Awards are funded by the KU Office of Research.

Sigma Xi will also be selecting poster and oral presentations in the health, social, behavioral, natural, and mathematical sciences and engineering for best presentation awards. Sigma Xi is an

international, multidisciplinary research honor society. Its mission is to enhance the health of the research enterprise, foster integrity in science, and promote the public's understanding of science for the purpose of improving the human condition. You can learn more about the KU Chapter of Sigma

Xi at community.sigmaxi.org/universityofkansas. Awards will be announced via e-mail after the Symposium. Awardees will be invited to attend the Sigma Xi Award and Induction Ceremony on

May 4. If you have questions about membership, please contact Michael Vitevitch at mvitevit@ku.edu.

Mentor Awards The mentor awards honor the contribution of outstanding undergraduate research mentors to their

students' development and to their own discipline. Mentors are nominated through a two-part process: students, faculty, or staff submit recommendations for a mentor to be considered for the

award, then home departments and supervisors submit full application packets. The 2018 nominees will be honored at the Symposium Banquet tonight. Congratulations to all of this year’s nominees!

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2018 K. Barbara Schowen Undergraduate Research Mentor Award (tenured and tenure-track faculty)

2018 Award Winners

Derek Reed, Associate Professor, Applied Behavioral Science Kapila Silva, Associate Professor, Architecture

Honorable Mention

Mark Landau, Associate Professor, Psychology

Nominees Brian Ackley, Associate Professor, Molecular Biosciences

Cindy Berrie, Associate Professor, Chemistry Craig Jendza, Assistant Professor, Classics

Kelly Kindscher, Professor, Environmental Studies Brittany Melton, Assistant Professor, Pharmacy Practice

Megan Paceley, Assistant Professor, Social Welfare

2018 Undergraduate Research Mentor Award (graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, & academic staff)

2018 Award Winner

Andrew Mongue, Graduate Student, Ecology & Evolutionary Biology

Honorable Mention Jonathan Poquiz, Graduate Student, Psychology

Nominees

Kristine Beaty, Adjunct Professor and Researcher, Anthropology Pallavi Bobba, Graduate Student, Chemical & Petroleum Engineering

Mahekta Gujar, Graduate Student, Molecular Biosciences Robert Hable, Graduate Student, Chemical & Petroleum Engineering

Wade Henke, Graduate Student, Chemistry David Minnick, Postdoctoral Researcher, Chemical & Petroleum Engineering

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Acknowledgements

The Center for Undergraduate Research would like to thank the following individuals and organizations for supporting this year’s Undergraduate Research Symposium:

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

KU Libraries

KU Office of Research

KU’s Research Ambassadors

Pepsi

Sigma Xi Honor Society

Staff from the KU Unions

The instructors who supported this event by offering extra credit to their classes

The volunteer judges and session presiders for today’s event

Finally, we’d like to thank the faculty, postdoctoral researchers, graduate students, and academic staff who mentor undergraduate researchers at KU. Without you, this day

would not be possible.

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Student Index Adams, Chloe .......................... 3I, Malott, #1

Alcocer, Vanessa...................... 2J, Kansas, #37

Alhathal, Michel ...................... 3K, Jay, #57

Almodovar, Giselle ................. 3C, Pine

Ammon, Kathryn .................... 2F, Centennial

Anderson, Kayleigh ................ 2I, Malott, #5

Anderson, Sarah ...................... 3J, Kansas, #43

Anderson, Joshua .................... 3J, Kansas, #34

Andrews, Evan ........................ 3J, Kansas, #42

Arvidson, Autumn .................. 3K, Jay, #47

Bannsiter, Sydney .................... 2K, Jay, #48

Barger, Keelan .......................... 2H, English

Barger, Keelan .......................... 2J, Kansas, #37

Base, Elise ................................. 3J, Kansas, #30

Beach, Emily............................. 2J, Kansas, #27

Beilman, Turner ....................... 2J, Kansas, #31

Bell, D'Arlyn ............................ 2B, Intl.

Beltran, Letty ............................ 3I, Malott, #7

Bisarya, Roshan ....................... 2H, English

Borland, Olivia ........................ 2B, Intl.

Boyd, Emily .............................. 3J, Kansas, #19

Brachtenbach, Allie ................. 3K, Jay, #49

Brown, Jasmine ........................ 2K, Jay, #55

Bunker, Cole............................. 2J, Kansas, #35

Burdge, Alexander .................. 2I, Malott, #4

Burgweger, Rebekah .............. 3D, Jayhawk

Burkey, Kyley .......................... 3K, Jay, #50

Cady, Emily ............................. 2J, Kansas, #36

Campbell, Jennifer .................. 3H, English

Campbell, Bryce ...................... 3J, Kansas, #38

Cardona, Maria ....................... 2I, Malott, #1

Cargill, Tyler ............................ 2C, Pine

Carlson, Grace ......................... 2J, Kansas, #22

Carrillo, Ale ............................. 2K, Jay, #44

Cassidy, Lauren ...................... 3C, Pine

Casteen, Emily ......................... 2G, Divine 9

Chambers, Connor .................. 3J, Kansas, #26

Chambers, Rebecca ................. 2J, Kansas, #34

Chambers, Rebecca ................. 2J, Kansas, #33

Chaudhry, Nyla ...................... 2F, Centennial

Chu, Shane ............................... 3K, Jay, #44

Chun, Helenna ........................ 2E, Big 12

Ciersdorff, Ali .......................... 2I, Malott, #7

Ciftci, Muhammed .................. 3I, Malott, #8

Clements, Kelby ...................... 2I, Malott, #8

Cohen, Anna ............................ 2J, Kansas, #39

Cook, Austin ............................ 2J, Kansas, #35

Copeland, Mallory .................. 2K, Jay, #56

Copeland, Mallory .................. 3J, Kansas, #43

Coppinger, Courtney ............. 2J, Kansas, #38

Corbin, Jaci ............................... 2I, Malott, #9

Corpening, Baylee ................... 2J, Kansas, #17

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Cortez, Analaura ..................... 3I, Malott, #9

Crawford, Sydney ................... 3D, Jayhawk

Czerwinski, Vincent ................ 3I, Malott, #2

Danahy, Brooks ....................... 3K, Jay, #55

Davis, Juliet .............................. 2K, Jay, #60

Dayal, Arun .............................. 2J, Kansas, #32

de la O, Sofia ............................ 3K, Jay, #51

Decker, Mykelti ....................... 2K, Jay, #65

Denning, Joseph ...................... 2J, Kansas, #19

Denton, Hannah ...................... 3K, Jay, #59

Diaz, Deanna ............................ 3K, Jay, #53

Diaz, Breanna ........................... 3J, Kansas, #21

Donart, John ............................. 2J, Kansas, #31

Dritsas, Olivia .......................... 2I, Malott, #6

Duckett, Marissa ...................... 3I, Malott, #10

Duckett, Marissa ...................... 3I, Malott, #11

Edwardson, Kurt ..................... 3J, Kansas, #38

Evenson, Ryan ......................... 3K, Jay, #60

Falke, Conner ........................... 2K, Jay, #45

Farb, Samantha ........................ 3H, English

Favela, Sandra.......................... 2A, Alderson

Fentress, Elizabeth .................. 2C, Pine

Finley-Pyle, Alice .................... 2J, Kansas, #34

Finley-Pyle, Alice .................... 3B, Intl.

Fiorentino, Vincent ................. 3I, Malott, #6

Fisk, Alix ................................... 2J, Kansas, #30

Flickinger, Haley ..................... 3J, Kansas, #39

Flores, Jacquelyn ..................... 3J, Kansas, #28

Flores, Jacquelyn ..................... 2K, Jay, #49

Freking, Sarah .......................... 3J, Kansas, #27

Frerichs, Zachary .................... 2J, Kansas, #26

Friedeman, Elizabeth .............. 3D, Jayhawk

Funk, Tracey ............................ ACE Talk

Garcia Sanchez, Claudia ........ 3J, Kansas, #31

Gensch, Lauren ....................... 3J, Kansas, #26

Georgeson, Kirstin .................. 2J, Kansas, #27

Gibson, Eilish ........................... 3F, Centennial

Gillespie, Cameron ................. 2J, Kansas, #34

Gingrich, Marissa .................... 3J, Kansas, #26

Goggles, Kimberly .................. 2J, Kansas, #32

Goltzman, Alyssa .................... 3J, Kansas, #33

Gonzales, Carl ......................... 3K, Jay, #45

Goulding, Grace ...................... 2J, Kansas, #35

Graf, Ashley ............................. 2J, Kansas, #28

Grafton, Jack ............................ 3K, Jay, #47

Graham, Caelan ...................... 3J, Kansas, #43

Green, Tomas ........................... 3K, Jay, #56

Griffith, Cheyenne .................. 2K, Jay, #57

Grunevski, Sergej .................... 2J, Kansas, #19

Guinn, Sam .............................. 2J, Kansas, #35

Hahn, Yong .............................. 3K, Jay, #57

Hannah, Morgan ..................... 3C, Pine

Harder, Anna ........................... 2K, Jay, #50

Harford, Maci .......................... 3J, Kansas, #40

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Harmon, Alexandra ................ 2J, Kansas, #31

Harra, Amanda ........................ 3J, Kansas, #34

Hatley, Evan ............................. 2I, Malott, #10

Haug, Joseph ............................ 2J, Kansas, #40

Hemphill, Emily ...................... 3J, Kansas, #27

Hipsher, Brenna....................... 3J, Kansas, #43

Hodge, Wesley......................... 3K, Jay, #47

Hodges, Benjamin ................... 2K, Jay, #51

Holmberg, Emma .................... 3J, Kansas, #29

Honas, Ellen ............................. 2J, Kansas, #19

Ikerionwu, Judith .................... 3I, Malott, #13

Jennings, Kylie ......................... 2K, Jay, #46

Jevnikar, Evan .......................... 2H, English

Johnson, Kaitlyn ...................... 2D, Jayhawk

Johnson, Carley ....................... 2E, Big 12

Johnson, Thomas ..................... 2J, Kansas, #41

Jones, Shannon ........................ 3J, Kansas, #20

Kalifa, Raneem ......................... 3I, Malott, #3

Kamat, Ashwini ....................... 2I, Malott, #11

Kennedy, Christian ................. 2I, Malott, #4

Khoang, Kristen ....................... 3I, Malott, #12

Kilburn, Baylee ........................ 2J, Kansas, #34

Kim, Frank ................................ 2I, Malott, #12

King, Tristan ............................ 3K, Jay, #47

Kinsey, Forest .......................... 3A, Alderson

Klapper, Lauren ...................... 2K, Jay, #52

Ko, Keana ................................. 3J, Kansas, #31

Koehn, Jordyn ......................... 3J, Kansas, #35

Kreuger, Bradley ..................... 3K, Jay, #61

Krim, Patrick ............................ 2J, Kansas, #36

Kudsi, Heather ........................ 3C, Pine

Lai, Zoe ..................................... 2C, Pine

Lake, Addison ......................... 3B, Intl.

Langer, Daniela ....................... 3K, Jay, #62

Langham, Grayson ................. 3H, English

Lapin, Jack................................ 3J, Kansas, #36

Larson, Alysia .......................... 3J, Kansas, #30

Learned, Cadence ................... 2A, Alderson

Lemke, Lauren......................... 2K, Jay, #46

Lemus-Espinoza, Madelin ..... 2J, Kansas, #32

Lemus-Espinoza, Madelin ..... 2K, Jay, #58

Lesslie, Lukas .......................... 3E, Big 12

Lewis, Josh ............................... 2J, Kanss, #34

Lies, Trevor .............................. 2G, Divine 9

London, Danielle ..................... 2F, Centennial

Loraine, Jason .......................... 3K, Jay, #63

Lorenzo, Emmaline................. 3G, Divine 9

Lucas, Skyler ............................ 2K, Jay, #59

Luman, Mackenzie ................. 2J, Kansas, #38

Maetzold, Quinn ..................... 2C, Pine

Maier, Peter .............................. 3I, Malott, #14

Malik, Alexa ............................. 3J, Kansas, #26

Mansour, Yasmeen ................. 2E, Big 12

Manweiler, Rebekah ............... 3H, English

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Marshall, Eric ........................... 2J, Kansas, #32

Martinez, Monica .................... 2D, Jayhawk

McCormick, Rachael ............... 2D, Jayhawk

McCoy, Jaclyn .......................... 3J, Kansas, #31

McLaughlin, Kelsi ................... 2J, Kansas, #38

McMurtry, Taylor.................... 2I, Malott, #14

Mechache, Mimi ...................... 2J, Kansas, #36

Miller, Chad ............................. 2G, Divine 9

Miller, Sidney ........................... 3J, Kansas, #30

Mo, Kristi .................................. 2J, Kansas, #37

Mog, Shalee .............................. 3J, Kansas, #21

Molina, Zalma.......................... 3K, Jay, #46

Montgomery, Joshua .............. 3I, Malott, #15

Moore, Will .............................. 3J, Kansas, #22

Morris, Brian ............................ 3J, Kansas, #42

Murrugarra, Emma ................. 2G, Divine 9

Myers, Tanner .......................... 3J, Kansas, #36

Nadinda, Gita .......................... 2J, Kansas, #20

Namovich, Claire .................... 3K, Jay, #64

Namphengsone, Natacha ....... 3J, Kansas, #41

Newsome, James ..................... 2J, Kansas, #31

Ng, Joshua ................................ 2I, Malott, #15

Nguyen, Tyler .......................... 3J, Kansas, #23

Nuñez Arroyo, Margarita Alely ...................... 2A, Alderson

O'Connell, Alec ........................ 3J, Kansas, #32

Oduniyi, Erick ......................... 3A, Alderson

Ogan, Alex ............................... 2J, Kansas, #16

Ohtake, Jesse ............................ 3J, Kansas, #32

Ohtake, Jesse ............................ 3J, Kansas, #31

Olson, Hayley .......................... 2J, Kansas, #21

ONeil, Ryan ............................. 3J, Kansas, #31

Orr, Elizabeth .......................... 2E, Big 12

Orr, Elizabeth .......................... 3E, Big 12

Ortiz, Mckenzie ....................... 2J, Kansas, #36

Ostrander, Brooke ................... 2J, Kansas, #17

O'Tey, Thomas ........................ 2E, Big 12

Owen, Tashia ........................... 2I, Malott, #4

Painter, Korbin ........................ 3E, Big 12

Para-Cremer, Samiyah ........... 2B, Intl.

Parker, Grace ........................... 3J, Kansas, #42

Pecoraro, Alex ......................... 2K, Jay, #61

Pecoraro, Alex ......................... 2K, Jay, #62

Pelkey, Shannon ...................... 2J, Kansas, #39

Peng, Helen .............................. 3J, Kansas, #16

Peterson, Dana ........................ 2J, Kansas, #36

Piazza, Emma .......................... ACE Talk

Pratt, Colin ............................... 3K, Jay, #47

Ramirez, Paola ......................... 3A, Alderson

Rauch, Josh .............................. 3F, Centennial

Reno, Emily .............................. 2J, Kansas, #36

Reno, Emily .............................. 3B, Intl.

Resendiz, Dasy ........................ 2D, Jayhawk

Rhodes, Trevor ........................ 2J, Kansas, #39

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Rice, Emari ............................... 3J, Kansas, #42

Robinson, Jacoby ..................... 3J, Kansas, #17

Ross, Brenna ............................. 2J, Kansas, #39

Ruffalo, Justin .......................... 3K, Jay, #54

Rufledt, Toni ............................ 2J, Kansas, #23

Ryburn, Allison ....................... 3J, Kansas, #27

Saldana-Fuentes, Meligas ...... 2I, Malott, #13

Sanchez, Sophia ....................... 3I, Malott, #4

Santarelli, Annie ...................... 2J, Kansas, #24

Savastano, Kelsey .................... 2K, Jay, #63

Schaefer, Sarah ......................... 3G, Divine 9

Scherschligt, Sara..................... 2J, Kansas, #38

Scott, McKenna ........................ 2J, Kansas, #25

Sedlock, Levi ............................ 2J, Kansas, #33

Settle, Erik ................................ 2J, Kansas, #36

Seybert, Josh ............................. 3K, Jay, #57

Shaw, Natalie ........................... 3K, Jay, #47

Smith, Caitlin ........................... 2J, Kansas, #42

Snay, April ............................... 2I, Malott, #4

Soludczyk, Emily .................... 2K, Jay, #53

Souder, Aliana ......................... 2I, Malott, #3

St Louis, Elise ........................... 3J, Kansas, #37

Steffensmeier, Jade .................. 3K, Jay, #48

Steuart, Samuel ........................ 3J, Kansas, #24

Stewart-Jones, Eleanor ............ 3G, Divine 9

Stites, Mary .............................. 2J, Kansas, #34

Stohr, Hannah .......................... , ACE Talk

Stricker, Aubrie ....................... 3I, Malott, #5

Sutton, Kristopher ................... 2J, Kansas, #39

Swezy, Jack .............................. 3K, Jay, #65

Talib, Gyasi .............................. 3K, Jay, #58

Tan, Rachel Yu Ru .................. 3D, Jayhawk

Tan, Yane.................................. 2J, Kansas, #33

Taylor, John ............................. 2J, Kansas, #17

Tolle, Adeline .......................... 2J, Kansas, #37

Turner, Haley .......................... 2J, Kansas, #39

Uhl, Chad ................................. 3F, Centennial

VanSant, Elizabeth .................. 2J, Kansas, #29

Vasquez, Bryan........................ 3K, Jay, #52

Vazquez, Karen ....................... 2H, English

Villagran, Alexis ...................... 2B, Intl.

Wagler, Tony ........................... 2I, Malott, #4

Walker, Hannah ...................... 2J, Kansas, #37

Walkley, Brea ........................... 3J, Kansas, #28

Wang, Kejing ........................... 2J, Kansas, #35

Wedman, Catalina .................. 2J, Kansas, #43

Weingartner, Hannah ............. 2K, Jay, #47

Werner, Kat .............................. 2I, Malott, #2

Werther, Kelly ......................... 3A, Alderson

White, Veronica ....................... 2J, Kansas, #36

Willis, Paige ............................. 2K, Jay, #64

Willits, Kelsey .......................... 2A, Alderson

Wolf, Katherine ....................... 2K, Jay, #54

Wood, Amanda ....................... 3J, Kansas, #18

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Wood, Zachary ........................ 3J, Kansas, #25

Yu, Jinni .................................... 2J, Kansas, #18

Zimmerman, Holden .............. 2F, Centennial

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EXTRA CREDIT FORM Overview: By attending one session during each time period (three sessions total), students may receive course credit if they are enrolled in a participating class or program. Students will need to stay for the entire Symposium to get three stamps.

Instructions: Fill out the information below. At each session you attend, see the session presider to get a stamp. After the third session, turn in this completed form at the information table on the 5th floor of the Kansas Union (you will be asked to show your KU ID).

Name: _______________________________________________________

KU Student ID #_______________________________________________

KU Email: ____________________________________________________

Phone #_______________________________________________________

Extra Credit for Classes & Programs:

If you are enrolled in any of the following classes or programs, put an “X” next to the class/program. These instructors have emailed us to say they would like us to document which of their students attend the Symposium; see your instructor for further details about any course credit that is being offered. Some classes are offering credit for attending 1 or 2 sessions, while others require all 3. Note: this is not a full list of the classes that are offering extra credit, so please fill in your class information if it is not listed.

Instructors who are offering extra credit will be emailed a list of student attendees by Friday, May 4th.

____ ABSC 100: Intro to Applied Behavioral Science, TR 4:00; Brett Gelino & Gideon Naude

____ ANTH 160: Varieties of Human Experience, MW 11:00; Brent Metz

____ BIOL 100: Principles of Biology, TR 2:30; Mark Mort & Trevor Rivers

____ BIOL 152: Principles of Organismal Biology, TR 11:00; Jenny Archibald & Robert Moyle

____ BIOL 240: Fundamentals of Human Anatomy, MWF 1:00; Victor Gonzalez

____ CHEM 135: General Chemistry II, MWF 9:00; Christian Davis & Shuai Sun

____ CHEM 135: General Chemistry II, MWF 2:00; Shuai Sun ____ CHEM 175: Chemistry for Chemical Sciences, MWF 9:00; David

Weis ____ LING 110: Language and Mind, MW 10:00; Robert Fiorentino ____ WGSS 301: Research Methods, TR 9:30; Stacey Vanderhurst

Other: ______________________________________________________

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EXTRA CREDIT Session 1: Opening & ACE Talks

Woodruff

1:30 pm to 2:50 pm

Session 2 Alderson Intnl. Pine Jayhawk Big 12 Centennial Divine Nine

English Malott Kansas The Jay

3:00 pm to 4:00 pm

2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F 2G 2H 2I 2J 2K

Session 3 Alderson Intnl. Pine Jayhawk Big 12 Centennial Divine Nine

English Malott Kansas The Jay

4:30 pm to 5:30 pm

3A 3B 3C 3D 3E 3F 3G 3H 3I 3J 3K

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