240
Faculty Poster Session

Saturday, November 9, 2013: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM
Napoleon B3-C3 (Sheraton New Orleans Hotel)
Sponsored by Golden Key International Honour Society
239-1
Battleship As Text: War and Memory at the U.S.S. Alabama Memorial Park
John Shelley-Tremblay, University of South Alabama; Steven Trout, University of South Alabama; Michael Doran, University of South Alabama
239-2
Honors Senior Seminar Challenges Students to Find Their Place in This World
Hanna Larsen, South Dakota State University; Timothy Nichols, South Dakota State University
239-3
Preparing Honors Scholars to Conduct Thesis Research: Foundations of Research
Daniel Hedden, East Tennessee State University; Rebecca Pyles, East Tennessee State University; Joy Wachs, East Tennessee State University
240-4
Tarnishing Tiana's Tiara: Disney's 1920's New Orleans as a Corrective?
Julye Bidmead, Chapman University
240-5
Small is Beautiful
Kathleen Duffy, Chestnut Hill College
240-6
Does Transformation negate Creolization? Exploring the conflict between teleology and history in a Great Books curriculum
Sarah Harlan-Haughey, University of Maine
240-7
Happily Ever After? An Interdiscplinary Exploration of Marriage and Couplehood
Maria Vandergriff-Avery, Catawba College; Margaret Stahr, Catawba College
240-8
The Power of One: Lessons from a Petite Honors Program
Lauren Rice, Des Moines Area Community College; Tiffany Thomas, Des Moines Area Community College
240-9
Stabilizing the Honors Thesis
Craig Fox, California University of Pennsylvania
240-10
City-as-Prices: An exploration of place through economics
D. Chris Ferguson, University of Wisconsin-Stout
240-11
Teaching the Dismal Science with Gloom
D. Chris Ferguson, University of Wisconsin-Stout
240-12
FVCC Scholars Math/Art Ceramic Mural Project
Don Hickethier, Flathead Valley Community College; David Smith, Flathead Valley Communtiy College
240-13
Scorned Landscapes
Ellen Hostetter, University of Central Arkansas
240-14
Liking Monsanto: Using Controversy to Teach Critical Thinking
Sarita Cargas, University of New Mexico
240-15
Investigations into Time
Swarndeep Gill, California University of Pennsylvania
240-16
Approaches to Integrating Research into Honors First Year Seminar
Summer Arrigo-Nelson, California University of Pennsylvania; M. G. Aune, California University of Pennsylvania
240-17
Contemporary Literary Genres
Kathryn MacDonald, Monroe College
240-18
Science and Technology: The Formation of the Modern World
Kathryn MacDonald, Monroe College
240-19
Farm2Work: Service Learning and Economic Localization
Allison Wallace, University of Central Arkansas; John Dillon Welter, University of Central Arkansas
240-20
Coping with high-achievement status: Benefits of primary and secondary gifted programs
Teddi Deka, Missouri Western State University
240-22
Growing into Global Citizens Through a Seminar Focused on Transitional Justice in Some of the World's Worst Trouble Spots
Bethyna Murray, Wingate University; Pamela Thomas, Wingate University
240-23
Bridging the Gap: Honors Nursing Students Staying Connected
Fatima Malik, Texas Woman's University; La'Quisha Morris, Texas Woman's University; Jennifer Wilson, Texas Woman's University
240-24
Soccernomics
Usama Abbasi, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Ronan O'Beirne, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Brian Rice, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Mike Sloane, University of Alabama at Birmingham
240-26
Celebrating 25 years of Academic Excellence -- LHU Global Honors Program's Anniversary
Jacqueline Whitling, Lock Haven University
240-27
Learning New Orleans
Virginia Cope, Ohio State University
240-28
Science, Democracy, and Citizenship: A Multidisciplinary Honors Course
Prakash Chenjeri, Southern Oregon University
240-29
The Honors Capstone @ Ferrum College
Lana Whited, Ferrum College
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