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The was held on April 8th, 2019 on ����ʦapp'S Boca Raton campus.

The Symposium showcases undergraduate ����ʦapp at ����ʦapp who are engaged in research, scholarship and creative activities. Students present their findings through poster or visual and oral or performing arts presentations, and represent all disciplines, all colleges, and all campuses of ����ʦapp.

Students engaged in undergraduate research and scholarly activity presented their findings either through poster/visual arts presentation or an oral/performing arts presentation. 

The Harriet Wilkes Honors College was well represented with four student oral presentations and seven student poster presentations.

Congratulations to the following Honors College ����ʦapp recognized for their work:

Category: Cross Disciplinary Projects
Second Place: Christopher Tepetitlan, Tracey Tobkin Project Title: “The State of Hummingbirds: The Wingbeats the World Should Know”
����ʦapp Mentor: Dorotha Lemeh
College: Harriet L. Wilkes Honors College
(pictured above)

Category: Music, Art, Literature, Theater, History & Philosophy
Second Place: Jessica Cassandra Young Project Title: “Strange Frequencies: Development of a Post-Human Narrative”
����ʦapp Mentor: Rachel Luria
College: Harriet L. Wilkes Honors College

Category: Behavioral, Educational & Social Sciences I
Second Place: Cassidy Brydon, Aubrey Jones and Liza Lanzon Project Title: “Online or Offline: Expressive Writing Administration Preferences for Non-Treatment-Seeking College Students”
����ʦapp Mentor: Laura Vernon
College: Harriet L. Wilkes Honors College

Category: Engineering I
First Place: Genevieve Kunkel and Rosa Walls Project Title: “Carbon Dioxide and Ethanolamine Injection for Enhanced Oil Recovery”
����ʦapp Mentor: Myeongsub Kim
College: College of Engineering and Computer Science/ Harriet L. Wilkes Honors College

Several Honors College graduates and undergraduates were also published in the recently released 2019 Florida Atlantic Undergraduate Research Journal.

Publications:
Yoga as an Adjunct Therapy Through the Lens of Positive Psychology Theory and Neuroscience
Haylee F. Trulson, Graduate & Laura Vernon 

Effects of Mission Trip Participation on Social Justice Attitudes and Behaviors
Courtney Noya, Graduate & Laura Vernon

Imagen y simbología de la mujer fragmentada en Pablo Neruda’s Veinte poemas de amor y una canción desesperada
Jazly Pizzuti, Graduate & Carmen Cañete Quesada

Triple Marginalization in Antes que anochezca (1992): Contextualizing Reinaldo Arenasas Memoires before and after the 1959 Cuban Revolution
Alyssa Payne, Undergraduate & Carmen Cañete Quesada

Reyita as a Symbol of Cuba: The Role of Afro-Cuban Women in Daisy Rubiera Castillo’s Testimonial Novel Supriya Gudi, Undergraduate & Carmen Cañete-Quesada

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