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News: Roane State Honors Program students present projects

Roane State Community College Honors Program students presented projects as part of the college’s annual Honors Forum and Banquet held at the end of the spring semester.

The Honors Program provides a unique course of study. Designed to promote student initiative and academic achievement, the program’s most important criteria for success are the student’s motivation and dedication to learning. During the 2015-16 academic year, Roane State faculty sponsored 108 Honors Program students and 127 projects.

The following Honors Program students presented their work at the Honors Forum.

Victoria Bailey of Oak Ridge: "Chromatography and Spectrophotometry of Spinach" with student Katelyn Laughon and sponsored by Dr. Adolf King

Hunter Bosnick of Oliver Springs: "Cloning and You" sponsored by Dr. Jason Fishel

Olivia  Cannon of Oak Ridge: "Marine Fungi: A Brief Overview" sponsored by Dr. Lauri Sammartano, "Polar Gigantism: Fact of Fiction?" sponsored by Dr. Ashley Galloway

Lacy Cantrell of Knoxville: "Population Dryus" sponsored by Associate Professor Bruce Cantrell, "Caught in the Middle of the Hatfields and McCoys" sponsored by Assistant Professor John Brown

Danielle Cherry of Harriman: "The Daily Routine" sponsored by Assistant Professor Monica Boles

Haley Davis of Speedwell: "Morality: Set or Changing?" sponsored by Dr. Jason Fishel, "Symbolism" sponsored by Associate Professor Marilyn Mascaro, "Da Vinci's Medical Illustrations" sponsored by Associate Professor Stacy Jacobs

Shelley Edwards of Rockwood: "Determining the Effect of Cooking on Vitamin C in Various Vegetables" sponsored by Assistant Professor Athena Baranowski

Haley Goldston of Harriman: "Project for Wellness" sponsored by Assistant Professor Monica Boles

Jamie Heidel of Wartburg: "I Am More" sponsored by Associate Professor Stacy Jacobs

Allison Henson of Helenwood: "Biology II: Three Viruses" sponsored by Assistant Professor Jala Daniel

Christina Higgins of Crossville: "An Introduction to Ecology" sponsored by instructor Annell Fields

Savannah  Hollows of Crossville: "Autism: Inside the Brain" sponsored by Dr. Brad Gurley

Katelyn Laughon of Powell: "Chromatography and Spectrophotometry of Spinach" with student Victoria Bailey and sponsored by Dr. Adolf King, "Unexpected Medical Breakthroughs" sponsored by Assistant Professor Claudia Cummings

Emily Lenna of Georgetown: "Eye Exams: Behind the Scenes" sponsored by opticianry instructor Sally Stokes and opticianry director Mike Goggin

Ariel McFadden of Cleveland: "Item Administration of the Berg Balance Scale: A Preliminary Comparison" sponsored by Dr. Teri Gergen

Stephanie Mullins of Oak Ridge: "Death and Dying" sponsored by Dr. Sam O'Dell

Caitlin Paolucci of Kingston: "What Are You Eating? The Things in Food You Never Knew" by Dr. Steve Ward

Zackary Strickland of Harriman: "The Search for Primes" sponsored by Dr. George Meghabghab, "Weighing the World" sponsored by Dr. Phillip Hyun

Ailene Treadway of Harriman: "Why Preschool is Important in a Child's Learning Development" sponsored by instructor Nichole White

Briza Wolfe of Oak Ridge: "The Self-Concepts of the Egotistical" sponsored by Dr. Don Windham 

 

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