Abstracts: College of Arts & Sciences
On the Importance of Self-Examination in Developing the Autonomy of the Student: A Psychoanalytic Framework of Pedagogy and Reform in American Higher Education
Daniel Myerson
Department: Philosophy
Complexities of Womanhood: Gendered Existence in William Faulkner’s Novels
Lydeah Grayce Negro
Department: English
The Archaeology of Walls: Excavations at Actuncan, Belize
Allison Nick
Department: Anthropology
Reading the Real Biblioteca del Escorial: Dangerous Books, Readers, and Populations
Sophia Blea Núñez
Department: Interdisciplinary Project in the Humanities
Fe Isotopic Measurements of Presolar Silicates Found in Acfer 094 Grain Size Separates
Wei Jia Ong
Department: Physics
Rainbow Street: Heritage, Cosmopolitanism, and Urban Space in Amman, Jordan
Jessica Page
Department: International and Area Studies
Problematizing Foreign Women’s Health Aid Programs: The History of United States Health Aid to Latin America and Its Current Impact in Guatemala
Justine Parisi
Department: International and Area Studies
Identifying a Dominant Suppressor of tra-2(q122)
Gary Parizher
Department: Biology
ERK-Mediated Regulation of Amyloid-Beta Production in a Mouse Model of Alzheimer’s Disease
Pamela Peters
Department: Biology
A Neo-Epicurean Defense of Epicurean Ethics
Brian Pflaum
Department: Philosophy–Neuroscience–Psychology
The Role of Emotions in Political Attitudes: Do Negative Feelings toward the Opponent Predict Support for the Favored Candidate?
Jannina Phi
Department: Psychology
Mice Use Stereo Olfactory Detection to Process Directional Odor Cues
Matthew Pieters
Department: Biology
Investigating Dispersal Dynamics and Population Connectivity of the Caribbean Spiny Lobster (Panulirus argus) in the Caribbean and Sargasso Seas: A Test of Sweepstakes Reproductive Success
Jeremy Pivor
Department: Biology
An Exploration into the Role of Human CLCA1 Proteins in Inflammatory Airway Disease
David Randolph
Department: Biology
Waiting for the Wrecking Ball: Eminent Domain, Unrealized Redevelopment, and Equity in US City Planning
Allison S. Reed
Department: Urban Studies
Effect of Blocking GABA-A Receptors on the Response of Cerebellar Ventral Paraflocculus Purkinje Cells
Lynn Ren
Department: Biology
Executive Abilities in Children from Families with Inter-partner Violence
Brian Richter
Department: Psychology
The Fabrics of Memory: Sites of Violence, Collective Memory, and the Jewish Narrative in Palma, Mallorca
Sarah Roth
Department: International and Area Studies
(Traditional) Gender Constructs in Chile: Perpetuation by the Church and the State, and Sociological Effects
Angelica Maria Juarbe Santaliz
Department: International and Area Studies
Individual Differences in Long-Term Memory Ability Revealed with fMRI
Neil K. Savalia
Department: Philosophy–Neuroscience–Psychology
Twin Studies: The Impact of Developmental Programming
Allison Schelble
Department: Philosophy–Neuroscience–Psychology
Surviving on My Own: Does Ostracism Influence Attention to Fitness-Relevant Stimuli?
Angela L. Senne
Department: Psychology
“The Impossible Adventures of Supernova Jones”: Exploring Childhood Representations of Heroism, Relationships, and the Unknown Future through a Family-Oriented, Hollywood-Style Screenplay
Aaron Senser
Department: Film and Media Studies
Linguistic Ideology in Morocco: An Exploration into the Complexities of a Multilingual Society
Simone Sept
Department: Anthropology
Attention Deployment and Emotion Regulation in Preschoolers: An Eye-Tracking Study
Rivfka Shenoy
Department: Biology