Our 2021 Student Presenters
HC Seniors presented their Capstones virtually from across all disciplines via the New Brunswick Student Exhibits platform created by Rutgers Libraries, as well as through personal Q&A rooms over Zoom following the toast.
Below we've listed the names of the Honors College seniors who presented their capstones during Spring 2021. You can visit the presenters' exhibit pages below to learn more about their capstones.
Sruti Cheruvu
School of Arts and Sciences
Functional Outcomes of Neonatal Bilateral Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) Model
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Ashley Crawley
School of Arts and Sciences
The Neuroscience of Addiction: Longitudinal Changes in the Responses of the Brain's Striatal Regions across Prolonged Drug Use
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Kaitlin Decker
School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
Enrichment and Characterization of Debrominating Bacteria Associated with Hawaiian Sponges and Corals
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Georgia Garrow
School of Arts and Sciences
Exercise Sensitivity and Physical Activity in Adults with Type II Diabetes
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Karen Li
Mason Gross School of the Arts
This Way, Not That: The Mandarin Particle A
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Michaela Lozada
Mason Gross School of the Arts
Midway
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Mugdha Parulekar
School of Arts and Sciences
Poor Outcomes for Pregnant Women Infected by Vector-borne Diseases
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Maya Ravichandran
School of Arts and Sciences
Prediction of Attitudes Towards COVID-19 Social Distancing Practices Using Machine Learning
Serena Simpkins
Rutgers Business School
Arconic Inc.'s Spinoff of its Global Rolled Products Business
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Anthony Sochan
School of Arts and Sciences
The Impact of Fiber Supplementation on Slow-Wave Sleep and Depression in College Students: a Preliminary Approach
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Daniel Sumetsky
School of Arts and Sciences
Investigation of the Relationship Between Apparent and Average Lifetimes of Fluorophore Mixtures Imaged with a FD-FLIM System
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Michael Tran
School of Arts and Sciences
LHC Anomaly Detection with Convolutional Autoencoders and Latent Space Analysis
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Amanda Wells
School of Arts and Sciences
More than Meat: Liberation and Feminist Vegetarian Politics in The Vegetarian by Han Kang
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Sarah Williams
Rutgers Business School
The Commodification of Art Identities in Contemporary Visual Culture
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Chelsea Wong
School of Arts and Sciences
Does the Earned Income Tax Credit Reduce Crime? Evidence from Changes in State Earned Income Tax Credits