UWF hosts Student Scholars Symposium for second year

Community members and university students, faculty and staff were invited to tour student research at the 2012 Student Scholars Symposium April 26 in the UWF Field House. This is the second year of the symposium, which replaced SEASTARS, or Scholars of Engineering, Applied Sciences & Technology Annual Research Symposium, last year. In the past, SEASTARS only allowed students from certain disciplines to participate; however, now the Student Scholars Symposium is open to all students. Below are the monetary and departmental winners.

Undergraduate STEM- 2 awards
1. Karen C. Cravero ($50) Elizabeth M. Kennedy ($50)
2. Giovanni DeLuca ($100)

Graduate STEM
Angel Carrete ($100)

Social Sciences Undergraduate
Katherine Day ($100)

Social Sciences Graduate
Matthew Gifford ($33)
Erica Smith ($33)
Andrew Marr ($33)

Humanities Undergraduate
Phylicia Pearson ($100)

Performing Arts Undergraduate
Patricia Izbicki ($100)

Ininbo Award
Samuel Beck  ($33)
Darren North ($33)
Richard Rode ($33)

Techsoft Award
Billy Abston ($100)

iSpace Award
Nancy Whitfield ($100)

 

Departmental Awards:

Department of Anthropology
Stephanie A. Ward

Department of Biology
Tiffany Nay

Department of Chemistry
Cholena Russo
Huy Pham

Department of Criminal Justice/Legal Studies
Waleed Abdelqader

Department of Communication Arts
Xynn Tii

Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Asa Furman
Cortez Ashley

Department of Environmental Science
Nicole Jeter
Jeremy Mullins

Department of Government
Stephanie Jarrait

Department of Health, Leisure & Exercise Science
Xuan Tran
Camille Dauchez
Anna-Milena Szemik

Department of Marketing & Economics
Chris Burkhart
Cody Reinhardt

Department of Management/MIS
Jeesun Bang

Department of Psychology
Donal Harrison
Sarah Gillespie

Department of Physics
Nicole Bobbitt

Department of Teacher Education
Donald Cooper
Christian Beck
Tabetha Duke
Sarah Green
Lauren Crooke
Courtney Trevino

Department of Philosophy
Amanda Jo Combs Bowden