Inspired Discoveries
April 26, 2013
Law Center Moot Courtroom
8:00am – 1:15pm
Keynote address by Kalima Young,
Project Coordinator of Baltimore Art + Justice
Inspired Discoveries is a collaboration of Langsdale Library, the Helen P. Denit Honors Program, the Office of Sponsored Research and the Office of the Provost. This symposium is part of an ongoing effort to recognize and encourage undergraduate research and other academic achievements.
Click here for the 2013 Inspired Discoveries application .
2012 Inspired Discoveries Winners:
- Vishal Lalwani Monitoring of Escherichia coli in Jones Falls, MD :a comparison of methods
- Jordan Watts (Corp Comm) Oh God, No
- Elizabeth Reicks* (Psychology) Romantic Beliefs and Behaviors as a Function of Gender
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Complete list of applicants and projects: 2012
Team ARGOS (Clifford Chamberlin, Michael Lutz, Alex Metcalf, Thomas Nettle, Arielle Shander, Wayne Torres-Rivera) ARGOS: The Augmented Reality Graphical Operating System
Salvatore Michael Cascio (Interdisciplinary) Good Government Bull S#!% : The History of the Relationships Between Italian Organized Crime and the Governments of Italy and America
Stephanie Danesie (History) Effects of Acid Precipitation on Stone Buildings and Statuary
Chalais McCleary (Forensic Studies) Ulterior Motives: The True Causes of Witch Hunts Abroad
Kristen Piscopo (Criminal Justice) Campus Crime Survey
Sean Pollard (SDE) Reddy Freddy the Red Blood Cell
Eric Yockey (SDE) Cardiac: Fitness Racer
Courtney Smith (Criminal Justice) Dangerous Woman
Victoria Williams (Criminal Justice) Do You Accept this Stranger...
2011 Inspired Discoveries Winners:
- Michael Alto (CSCE) The Evolution of Auschwitz
- Adam Dushuttle (Psychology) Influence of Religious Priming on Self-Control and Risk Taking
- Sean Pollard (SDE) Bobby Blobby the Stem Cell: An Interactive Book and iPad Game Application
2010 Inspired Discoveries Winners:
- Patrick Hurley, MSB
- Emily Lyles YGCLA
* Honorable Mention