Friday, November 13, 2020
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9-9:50am
Moderator: Dr. Amy Woodbury Tease
Natalie Sophia Cerna ’21 (Criminal Justice & Spanish), Contradictions among Current Immigration Policy, and Examining Avenues for Reform
Jacob Folsom ’21 (Computer Science), A deep dive into the Playstation 4
Beatrice Sullivan ’22 (Criminal Justice), The Patriot Act: how it prevents crime, and the misconceptions behind it
10-10:50am
Moderator: Dr. Laurie Grigg
Alvin Law ’22 (Nursing), Efficacy of Yoga on the Quality of Life in Cancer Patients
Rebecca Garcia ’21 (Psychology/Spanish), Culture Shock and its effect on Mental Wellbeing
Charles Vasas ’23 (Architecture/Computer Science), Roadblocks to a Sustainable Future: How government and companies block the way
11-11:50am
Moderator: Dr. Kyle Pivetti
Vincent Alessi ’21 (Computer Science/Mathematics & Psychology), Utilizing Attention as a failsafe in Brain-Computer Interfaces
Charles William Gunnels ’24 (Studies of War and Peace), Introduction of African American Cadets to Norwich
Johannes Shephard ’21 (International Studies/French), Going To War: Comparing American language to French in narrating War and the experience of War
12-12:50pm
Moderator: Dr. Amy Woodbury Tease
Gwendalynn Clark ’21 (Computer Science), Cryptology and the Dangers of Images on Social Media
Jonathan Mahan ’21 (History/Philosophy & Sociology), Pet Paradox: Vegan Morality and Animal Companionship
Robert Frank Popeleski ’21 (Computer Science), Reliable form integrity with Javascript
1-1:50pm
Moderator: Dr. Kaitlin Thomas
Lydia Brown ’23 (Criminal Justice/Psychology), The Effect of Pollution on Vermont’s Waterways: Manure Runoff
Renata De Paiva ‘23 (Computer Science), Ethics in the Technology: AI, Robots, Internet of Things
Alex Rosas ’23 (Biology/English), The Effects of Audio Outside of Human Hearing Range on Mental Health in College Students
2-2:50pm
Moderator: Dr. Amy Woodbury Tease
Zane Fockler ’23 (Environmental Science), Establishing a plan for a pollinator garden on the campus of Norwich University
Jared Macias ’21 (Computer Science), Internet of Things Forensic Data Loss Mitigation
Anamika Usman ’24 (Biochemistry), Are Snails the Ultimate Cure: A Study on the Antibacterial Properties of Mucin Proteins
3-3:50pm
Moderator: Dr. Addie Armstrong
Robyn Dudley ’22 (Political Science & International Studies/Spanish), Government Types and Aid Implementation Effectiveness
Faith Poor ’22 (Biology), Analysis of Beta-lactam Antibiotics in Local Waterways and Their Cytotoxic Effects
Korben Whitt-Leitner ’24 (History/Economics), Upon a Hill: how conservatism drove American Foreign Policy from Expansionism to the Invasion of Iraq
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