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Hope College Abstracts: 12Th Annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research and Creative Performance Hope College Hope College Digital Commons @ Hope College 12th Annual Celebration for Undergraduate Celebration for Undergraduate Research and Research and Creative Performance (2013) Creative Performance 4-12-2013 Hope College Abstracts: 12th Annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research and Creative Performance Hope College Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.hope.edu/curcp_12 Recommended Citation Repository citation: Hope College, "Hope College Abstracts: 12th Annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research and Creative Performance" (2013). 12th Annual Celebration for Undergraduate Research and Creative Performance (2013). Paper 1. http://digitalcommons.hope.edu/curcp_12/1 April 12, 2013. This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Celebration for Undergraduate Research and Creative Performance at Digital Commons @ Hope College. It has been accepted for inclusion in 12th Annual Celebration for Undergraduate Research and Creative Performance (2013) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Hope College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Hope College ABSTRACTS 2012–2013 12th Annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research & Creative Performance COVER DESIGN Kristen Dunn Art History Major & Studio Art Minor ‘13 COVER PHOTOGRAPHY Cara Johnson Composite Major ‘14 FACULTY MENTOR Stephanie Milanowski The Howard R. and Margaret E. Sluyter Assistant Professor of Art & Design 12th Annual To learn more about the Celebration of Undergraduate Research and Creative Performance visit the website: www.hope.edu/resources/celebration T A B L E OF CONTENTS Letter from the Provost Student Presenters Arts & Humanities Dance 2 History 3 Modern and Classical Languages 7 Music 11 Religion 12 Interdisciplinary Mellon Scholars 13 Phelps Scholars 24 Natural & Applied Sciences Biochemistry 27 Biology 28 Chemistry 35 Computer Science 45 Engineering 46 Geological & Environmental Sciences 48 Mathematics 50 Nursing 51 Physics 56 Social Sciences Communication 60 Economics, Management, Accounting 62 Education 65 Kinesiology 67 Political Science 74 Psychology 76 Sociology 81 Acknowledgements L E T T E R F R O M T H E PROVOST Dear Friends, We were pleased to welcome more than 300 students and many, many guests to the 12th annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research and Creative Performance at Hope College on Friday, April 12th. Each year I come to this event with such excitement because it highlights the accomplishments of so many students who have carried out ambitious research projects under the careful mentoring of our exceptional faculty and staff. Again this year, as I talked with students about their projects, I was impressed by their enthusiasm and depth of knowledge. This book of abstracts is another record of the imaginative and rigorous projects that were carried out during 2012 and 2013. Each abstract describes a collaborative project between the present and the next generation of scholars—a teamed effort that brings the classroom to life and inspires the kind of learning that lasts a lifetime. For those who are not steeped in the community of Hope College, the high-quality of the research and the polished presentations may be surprising. Reading through this book of abstracts is one way to help those not familiar with Hope to appreciate how Hope is different from other colleges and universities in this regard. For each student, staff member and faculty mentor who contributed to the work described in this impressive book, please accept my sincere congratulations and thanks! Each of you testify to the very best qualities of a Hope education and we are proud of your creative and meaningful accomplishments. If you are interested in knowing more about the distinctive qualities of a Hope College education, including learning by doing, please visit www.hope.edu. Thank you for your participation and support for the Celebration. Sincerely, Richard Ray Provost STUDENT PRESENTERS 50 Joseph Adamson 50, 62 Erica Budge 38 Scott Essenmacher 76 Angelo Alago 58 Andrew Bunnell 50 Daniel Faghihnia 35 Kyle Alexander 79 Katharyn Burke 63 Madeleine Ferguson 67 Olivia Allore 14 Katie Callam 4 Samuel Fishman 7, 13 Athina Alvarez 36 Catherine Calyore 60 Katharine Flood 13 Tessa Angell 36 Graham Carlson 38 Sarah Fodor 58 Isaac Angert 37 Alyssa Cassabaum 76, 77 Bradley Fong 24 Briana Armand 50 Alicia Castillo 30, 46 Johanna Forst 3 Shelly Arnold 48 Scott Cathey 4 Rebecca Fox 67 Jordan Ashdown 68 Danielle Christensen 51 Julia Fulton 28 Caroline Askonas 68 Kylie Clark 35 Catherine Gammon 35 Michael Atwell 68 Leah Coggon 24 Jocabed Garduño 67 Peter Aune 37 Andrew Cook 31 Anthony Gasparotto 76 Nathan Axdorff 51 Mattie Coolman 31 Brittany Gasper 68 AJ Baar 34 Jeffrey Corajod 38 Katherine Genzink 14 Elizabeth Badovinac 36, 44 Karalyne Cousins 35 Amanda Gernentz 50 Laura Ballard 29 Eric Cox 16 Bill Getschman 56 John Baranski 30 Cassondra Cramer 8 Hannah Gingrich 3 Claire Barrett 57 Sean Cratty 37 Christine Gobrogge 81 Jackie Baumeister 37 Andrew Cutshall 31 Andrew Gomez-Seoane 28 Amanda Beck 30 Thomas D'Addario 31, 32 Danielle Goodman 24 Emily Beckering 37 Christopher Davis 35 Jacob Green 29 Lauren Bedard 3 Eric Dawson 43 Matt Gregory 14, 76 Anthony Bednarz 30 Allie Day 39 Eric Greve 68 Sara Beery 30 Carl Deeg 27 Jamie Grit 29 Elizabeth Billquist 76 Amber DeGraaf 39 David Grossens 56 Michael Bischak 45 Nicholas DeJongh 70 Tania Habbouche 68, 69 Amanda Black 67 Chase DeMaagd 78 Sabrina Hakim 50 Daniel Blake 36 Joseph Dennis 32 Matt Harder 65 Ashley Blauwkamp 77 Divya Dhaliwal 68 Nichole Harpham 2 Lydia Blickley 15 Dorothy Dickinson 74 Anne Harrison 46 Derek Blok 69 Brooke Dippel 16 Mary Kate Hart 69 Matthew Blunden 5 Reginald Duncan 41 Kristen Hasbrouck 81 David Blystra 67 Kristine Eagen 65 Nicholas Haugen 50 Kristen Bosch 67, 81 Ariel Edsall 32 David Hayes 35 James Bour 70 Richele Ehardt 31 Eric Hederstedt 43 Michael Bowerman 28 Ronald Ellis 45 Michael Henley 76 Jessica Breslin 15 Stephanie Emanuele 4 Victoria Henry 24 Madeline Brochu 37 Thomas Endean 24 Jordan Hill 2 Adrianne Brown 62 Laura English 24 Israel Hipólito 69 Riley Hoernschmeyer 25 Anna Kremer 31, 32 Daniel Obregon 16 Allyson Hoffman 80 Alexander Krieg 29 Matthew Ochs 70 Katie Hollerbach 60 Sarah Krueger 80 Hanna Ogawa 68, 69 Erin Holstad 31 Drew Krum 40, 43 Kevin Olson 34, 40 Austin Homkes 43 Megan Lee 6 Julie Oosterink 45 Andrea Houg 37 Bryan Leland 30 Sierra Opper 33 Kayla Howard 30 Brittany Leonard 37 Arcelia Ortega 25 Siyang Hu 45 Timothy Lewis 18 Daniel Owens 40 Nick Hubley 69, 71 Jared Lincoln 30 Nicholas Owens 74 Sa’eed Husaini 24 Vivian Liu 39 Julissa Pabon 17 In Hyuk Hwang 5 Rebekah Llorens 25 Nathan Pace 76, 79 Erica Iceberg 31 Megan Ludwig 62 Charles Page 40 Michelle Irvin 12 Lauren Madison 42 Samantha Pahls 70 Alecia Ivery 41 Adam Maley 19 Amanda Palomino 70 Reanna Janisse 68 Siebron Mallard 8 Charles Patchak 8 Lauren Janness 5 Sarah Manke 37 David Paul 57 Brooke Jeries 70 Kelly Marsman 63 Will Payne 76 Danielle Johnson 71 Kathleen Martin 65 Samuel Pederson 28 Jacob Johnson 68, 72 Lauren Maslyk 71 Daniel Pesch 30 Laura Johnson 52 Angelina Matthews 5 Tyler Peterson 45 Matthew Johnson 71 Morgan McCardel 38, 40 Kelly Petrasky 52 Megan Johnson 58 Kyle McClellan 42 Michael Pietrangelo 70 Zach Johnson 5 Whitney McCloe 58 Caitlin Ploch 71 Justin Johnston 58 Andrew McCubbin 25 Natalie Polanco 68 Paige Jowski 30, 76 Laura McKeel 43 Benjamin Pollock 24 Courtney Kachlik 31 Adam McVey 41 Lydia Rau 45 Joshua Kammeraad 24 Francisco Mendez 63 Chris Ray 62 Josh Kamstra 77 Danielle Meyer 28 Ellen Ray 67 Mark Karam 72 Jordan Meyers 19 Taylor Rebhan 30 Matthew Karssen 28 Danielle Mila 38 Hannah Reynolds 25 Ivy Keen 76 Amanda Milliken 50 Bennett Riddering 79 Mary Kelso 5 Alex Mouw 73 Joel Rietsema 25 Ohanes Khacherian 49 Connor Mulcahy 60 Elena Rivera 30 Katelyn Kleinheksel 52 Courtny Mullens 20 Kara Robart 57 Kyla Koboski 17 Madalyn Muncy 79 Jessica Roberts 45 Shinnosuke Kondo 40 Tim Nagi 25 Evan Rodgers 30 Abigail Koning 24 Amanda Napier 43 Andreana Rosnik 79 Mackenzie Kostizen 30 Drake Neilands 61 Samantha Rushton 41 Rachel Kreb 11, 41 Alec Norkey 53 Amanda Russ 48 Austin Krehel 17 Madalyn Northuis 20 Chikara Saito STUDENT PRESENTERS 24 Jacqueline Salgado 46 Brigid Toner 30 Therese Sammarco 59 Eric Traynor 20 Sara Sanchez 76, 77 Mary Tripp 21 Katie Sauer 68 Catie Trompeter 43 Mia Savagian 34 James Tufts 53 Leigh Schenewerk 34 Jonathan Turkus 68 Shelby Schilling 43 Samuel Tzou 25 Kayla Schipper 30 Miranda Ulmer 9 Marie Schrampfer 36 Katherine VanDenburgh 21 Alicia Schubert 34 Holly Vander Stel 50 Amanda Schuiling 73 Luke Vander Zouwen 30 Julia Schuman 5 Kelli VanDyke 74, 75 Caitlin Schwark 64 Steven Van Hoven 73 William Seiler 79 Alison VanLoon 49 Kara Seymour 30 Cassie VanWynen 58 Megan Sibley 54 Sarah Venlet 33 Brennan Sieck 55 Katelyn VerHage 38 Jessica Simmons 30 Daniel Vessells 63 Anna Slemp 30 Victoria Viveen 46 Julia Slopsema 9, 78 Lauren Wade 71 Rachel Slotman 73 Ryan Walters 5 Benjamin Smith 28 McLane Watson 44 Mallory Smith 30 Matthew Weiss 33 Matthew Smith 30 Lauren White 31 Mona Soni 44 Sarah Wieskamp 37 Amy Speelman 64 Lauren Wilbur 54 Christine Springer 64 Brent Wilkinson 78 Joshua Stafford 29 Marshall Willey 23 Mary Elizabeth Winther 22 Megan Stevens 37 Valerie Winton 37 Alyssa Stevenson 23 Kevin Wonch 68, 69, 71 Rebecca Stocker 9 Natalie Woodberry 30 Mark Stukel 70 Hannah Yancey 37 Derek Summers 59 Jonathan Yarranton 46 Joshua Swett 81 Emma Zagar 22 Katelyn Szmurlo 35 Lauren Zandstra 30 Lucas Tans 24 Laura Zavala 30 Miriam Thomas 25 Yiran Zhi 76, 78, 80 Sydney Timmer 73 Eric Zylstra 22, 65 Lindsay Timmerman 39 Dan Tobert A R T S & HUMANITIES DANCE emily d.
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