Formerly the Celebration of Undergraduate Scholarship, SOURCE is an opportunity for students to share creative and/or scholarly work that they have undertaken during the past year in a poster or oral format.
Submissions from 2011
A Marxian Analysis of Inter-Industry Linkages and the Time Structure of Production, Jeff Schatz
The Effect of Strong Electrostatic and Magnetostatic Fields on the Activity of Radioactive Nuclides, Sam Schaub
Modeling Electric Fields in Support of a Measurement of the Neutron Electric Dipole Moment, Samuel Schaub
Searching for Binary Stars in Planetary Nebulae Using the ISIS Image Subtraction Software, Samantha Schwartz
Converting CooA from a Carbon Monoxide to an Oxygen-Sensing Heme Protein Transcription Factor: Investigations into the Structure and Mechanism of Gas Binding, Amanda Sedoris and Josh Wagoner
The Study of Variability in Four Oxygen-Rich Proto-Planetary Nebulae, Kristie Shaw
The Study of Variability in Oxygen-Rich Proto-Planetary Nebulae, Kristie Shaw
Solar Thermal Electrolytic Production of Mg from MgO, William Sheline, L. Matthews, N. Lindenke, S. Duncan, and R. Palumbo
Examination of Social Responding in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Micah Shields and Carlton Lyons
Effects of Caffeine on Maximum Bench Press Repetitions, Alex Soller
Comparison of Public Relations and News Professionals’ Usage of Social Media in Communication Relationships, Kathy Stalbaum
Accelerating Quantum Computer Simulation via Parallel Eigenvector Computation, Karl Stathakis
The Structure and Activity of Nickel Oxide Clusters in Oxidation Catalysis, Dane Stewart
Initial Studies of the Forward GEM Tracker, Malorie Stowe and David Grosnik
Isolating and Sequencing Genes Coding for Metal-Reducing Enzymes in Shewanella algae, BrY, Diana Stutzman, Thaomy Nguyen, and Emily Brennan
The Message and the Situation: An Evaluation of the Preaching of Paul Tillich, Benjamin Taylor
Gas-Binding Studies of the Carbon Monoxide Sensor, CooA, Joshua A. Wagoner, Lindsey L. Dillingham, and Robert W. Clark
Comparison of Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis Instruments and Skinfold Calipers in the Determination of Percent Body Fat in Division I Tennis Players, Michael Woodson
Evidence for the impact of Reactive oxygen species on the control of branching in Neurospora crassa, Jacob Yablonowski, Alex Zapata, and Michael Watters
Testing the Potential of Using Fungi to Convert Human Waste into Protein, Alex Zapata, Elizabeth Phillippi, Blair Mitchell, Jon Schoer, and Michael Watters
Testing the potential of using the fungus Neurospora crassa to convert human waste into edible protein., Alex Zapata, Jacob Yablonowski, Michael Watters, and Jon Schoer
Beyond the Volcanoes: A Community Partnership for Health in Rural Nicaragua, Chelsea Zeman and Cathy Wingstrom
