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SU Attends the NCUR national Meeting April 10-12th, 2008. Thanks to the generous support from the Provost's office, Dr. Dan Smith and Kan Liang escorted a delegation of 20 students from SU to the NCUR meeting in Salsbury Maryland.
The following is a list of students who had their abstracts selected and were able to attend this national meeting.
Title
Type
Subject
Seattle University (20)
1.
Stability Analysis of Solutions to the Simplified Trulsen and Dysthe Equation
Oral
Mathematical Sciences
Eddie Feeley
2.
A WORLD OF HER OWN
History
Hollis Wong-Wear
3.
IMMUNOHISTOLOGICAL VISUALIZATION OF TETRODOTOXIN IN MICRURA VERRILI AND DUSHIA ATRA (PHYLUM NEMERTEA)
Poster
Biology General-Other
Mary Campbell
4.
PROTECTING THE BODY POLITIC: DRUNKEN REBELLION AND SYMBOLIC DISMEMBERMENT IN CHAUCER'S PARDONER
English
Krystal Corbray
5.
Reconstructing the “Feminine” in Cubist Theories of Space and Time
Art History
Jillian Benson
6.
STABILITY OF PLANE-WAVE SOLUTIONS TO THE VECTOR NONLINEAR SCHRÖDINGER EQUATION INCLUDING DISSIPATION
Applied Math and Statistics
Wilhelmina Chik
7.
Nietzschean Semiotics And The Symbolic Mode
Philosophy
Joe Balay
8.
Hannibalic War
Senay Kahsay
9.
LAST COMMUNITY STANDING
Meghan Doughty
10.
MASCULINITY AND PROGENY IN DANTE
Alexandra Dimitroff
11.
FOOTBALL: A GRASSROOTS APPROACH TO EXPLORING FEMALE EMPOWERMENT IN MUSCAT, OMAN
Middle Eastern Studies
Jennifer Hamann
12.
“The Silent Butterfly Spreading Its Wings”: Dorothy Wordsworth’s Different Voice
Lauren Semet
13.
A PHENOMENOLOGICAL VIEW OF THE BEREAVEMENT AND GRIEF RESPONSE TO EUTHANIZING A BELOVED PET
Psychology
Jonathan Boyd
14.
A Hand in History: Ministeriales and their Influence in Bavaria
NO SUBJECT
Allison Hericks
15.
WHERE HAS THE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE MOVEMENT GONE? THE IMPACT OF THE CONSERVATIVE COLORBLIND AGENDA ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE MOVEMENT
Political Science
Natassja Sinclair
16.
GROWING "GREEN": A RHETORICAL FORCE
Communications General-Other
Abigail Salmon
17.
Stability of the Nontrivial Phase Solutions to the Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation
Leland Jefferis
18.
EVALUATION OF CROTALARIA SPECTABILIS FOR THE PHYTOREMEDIATIONOF TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE)
Environmental Sciences
Martina Tam
19.
BETWEEN REVOLUTION AND REFORM: DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL WELFARE IN BURKINA FASO
International-Global Studies
Sarah Yohannes
20.
Expanding the Scope of Oxyamine Glycosylation to Enhance Biological Activity
Chemistry
Lindsay Fay
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