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Events | Featured | News | Business and Industry | Arts and Sciences | Health Education and Human SciencesApril 27, 2023

91老司机 Student Research Symposium Winners Announced

Written By: Ian Silvester

On April 7, 2023, nearly 100 91老司机 鈥 Fort Smith students presented various research projects at the 16th Annual Student Research Symposium. Of the individuals and teams who presented, 15 were recently announced as the best research presentations.
 
The symposium featured oral and poster presentations judged and shared among fellow 91老司机 students. Several areas of study were represented, including biology, business, chemistry, computer science, dental hygiene, electronics, engineering, geoscience, marketing, mathematics, media communications, psychology, and more.
 
Monetary awards were given to 31 students composed of team and individual presentations selected by the judges.
 
The winners are:
 
鈥淎utonomous Vehicle Challenge鈥 
 
Presented by the team of Daniel Balmaceda and Julia Thai of Fort Smith, Chaarlee Hickman of Mountainburg, and Cody Merrell and Devin Yocum of Van Buren. The team鈥檚 faculty sponsor was Dr. Kevin Lewelling.



鈥淐an You Hear Me: An Overview of the Risk of Hearing Loss for the Dental Profession鈥
 
Presented by the team of Kevin Villeda of De Queen, Jacob Marin and Alissa Wagner of Fort Smith, and Kenzie Gonzales of Greenwood. The team鈥檚 faculty sponsor was Roxy Reed.



鈥淐itizen Science: Role of iNaturalist in Biodiversity Documentation and Education in Arkansas鈥
 
Presented by Kelsie Baker of Ozark, through the support of faculty sponsor Dr. Ragupathy Kannan.



鈥淐ross-Cultural Color Theory鈥
 
Presented by Matti Youngblood of Fort Smith, through the support of faculty sponsor Dr. Lynda McClellan.



鈥淒etermining the Impact of a Flocculant or Surfactant on Microplastic Recovery鈥
 
Presented by the team of Jon Turco of Fort Smith and Matthew Neal of Van Buren. The team鈥檚 faculty sponsors were Dr. Maurice Testa and Dr. Jordan Mader.



鈥淓xpression Level, Codon Composition, and Mutation Rate鈥
 
Presented by the team of Anabelle Bruning of Fort Smith, Austyn Russell of Gravette, and Karen Garduza of Nashville. The team鈥檚 faculty sponsor was Dr. David McClellan.



鈥淔ake Review Identification Using Deep Learning鈥
 
Presented by the team of Coby Mizell of Barling, Tahlia Bergeron of Fayetteville, and Carter Freeze of Fort Smith. The team鈥檚 faculty sponsors were Andrew Mackey and Israel Cuevas.



鈥淕rant Grabbers for Community Park鈥
 
Presented by the team of Anthony Tramonte of Elkins, Tara McKinney of Fort Smith, and Connor Ware of Rogers. The team鈥檚 faculty sponsor was Dr. Kristin Tardif.



鈥淚 Know What You Are: Meyer and the Misappropriation of the Quileute Tribe鈥
 
Presented by Avreigh Watson of Rogers, through the support of faculty sponsor Dr. Laura Witherington.



鈥淚f This Land Could Speak: A Brief Introduction into the Indigenous History Linked to Fort Smith鈥
 
Presented by Korina Lopez of Elkins, through the support of faculty sponsor Tom Wing.



鈥淥n the Exploration of Psychosomatic Phenomena鈥
 
Presented by Michael Dunham of Greenwood, through the support of faculty sponsor Dr. David McClellan.



鈥淧roject Barduino鈥
 
Presented by Courtney Edmonds of Fort Smith, through the support of faculty sponsor Dr. Kiyun Han.



鈥淭he Silver Bullet鈥
 
Presented by the team of Brooke Johnson of Barling, Chloe Ezell of Cabot, and Paola Cury Fragalle of Sao Carlos, Brazil. The team鈥檚 faculty sponsor was Dr. Kristin Tardif.



鈥淭he Whimsical Domestic Fairy and Expressive Masculine Individual: Gender Roles, Ages, and Class in Jane Eyre鈥
 
Presented by Gabriella Stokes of Ozark, through the support of faculty sponsor Dr. Lindsy Lawrence.



鈥溾赌This is my corner of the world鈥: Dr. John Montgomery and the Fight for Civil Rights in Poteau, Oklahoma
 
Presented by Madeline Brennan of Poteau, Oklahoma, through the support of faculty sponsor Dr. Evan Rothera.

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