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ACSC Program 2020 Welcome Welcome to the eighth annual Austin College Student Scholarship Conference, a celebration of our students’ intellectual curiosity and their participation in the pursuit of new knowledge and new achievement. One of the hallmarks of an Austin College education is our belief that learning takes place everywhere. Our students go beyond the boundaries of the classroom and into the laboratory, the studio, the stage, and the community. The work presented here demonstrates how students have extended their learning a cross many disciplines and methods of study. Research and scholarship are not only valuable in their own right; the process brings with it many other positive outcomes. Students develop a variety of communication skills to present their results. They gain persistence, patience, and commitment by testing their own hypotheses, considering alternate solutions, and seeing their own original research questions through to comple- tion. All of these efforts serve students well in whatever future interests they pursue. Another hallmark of an Austin College education is the individual mentoring relationships our students find here. Faculty members demonstrate their own intellectual curiosity through ac- ademic pursuits and also create structures that both engage stu- dents and provide opportunities for them to embark on independ- ent study. Without faculty support and guidance, this conference would not be possible. I would like to particularly thank the Con- ference Planning Committee for the time and energy they spent providing a showcase for student achievement of such depth and breadth. This conference is designed to encourage dialogue and engagement. We hope that you will take this opportunity to meet new people and encounter new ideas. Sincerely, Steven P. O’Day, J.D. President Table of Contents Schedule of Events Welcome ______________________1 Thursday Table of Contents ________________2 Schedule of Events ________________3 7:00 - 7:45 p.m. Elevator Speech Competition Student Contributors ______________5 Idea Center Atrium Committee Members ______________7 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Improv Idea Center Cover Art Contest Winner __________8 Elevator Speech _________________9 9:15 - 10:15 p.m. AC Improv Troupe ________________10 Star Party Idea Center Atrium & Adams Observatory Star Party _____________________11 Poster Sessions __________________13 Friday Block I Oral Presentation ___________71 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Conference Music Recital ___________93 Poster Session I Mabee Hall Student Art Reception _____________94 3:00 - 4:20 p.m. Theatre Performance ______________96 Oral Session I Block II Oral Presentation __________97 Wright Campus Center Rooms Honors Student Panel______________112 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. Block III Oral Presentation __________113 Music Recital Block IV Oral Presentation __________125 Craig Hall Music Hall Acumen________________________143 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Suspension______________________144 Art Reception Craig Hall Art Gallery Conference Participant’s Survey_______145 Sponsors _______________________146 7:30 p.m. An A Capella Midsummer Night’s Dream What is CREATE?_________________147 By Michael Ching and William Shakespeare Map ____________________Back Cover 2 3 Schedule of Events Student Contributors Sawyer Ahmad Haydee Fuentes Esmeraldo Alejo Andrew Futcher Saturday Emily Aller Alex Garcia Abigail Anderson Grant Garrison Austin Andrle Zoe Garrett 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. Piriton Angaye Ricardo Garza Poster Session II Taqwa Armstrong Christian Ghermay Mabee Hall Jasmine Babool Caroline Glaister Chloe Bachofen Abigail Goodman Shelby Bagby Kaylan Guvernator 10:00 - 11:20 a.m. Jacob Baker Morgan Hall Oral Session II Nicole Baker Nadia Hannon Phung Banh Sarah Harper Wright Campus Center Rooms Hannah Barry Saif Haque Siran Berberian John Haynes 11:30 - 12:30 p.m. Imran Blackall D’Ara Henderson -Starkes Erin Bobbitt Andres Hernandez Honors Research Panel Mackenzie Bolen Jessica Hoffman Wynne Chapel Madison Bolin Seth Howard Santos Botello Hannah Hunt Rachel Bowman Allan Izaguirre 1:00 - 2:20 p.m. Kyle Breed Anusha Jacob Oral Session III Lois Bronaugh Harper Jambor Wright Campus Center Rooms Ashley Campos Kailer Jones Ashley Charales Ethan Jordan Nicholas Chaviers Sarah Joseph 2:30 - 3:50 p.m. Kiera Chevalier Prithvi Kalkunte Oral Session IV Chad Childress Holly Kapp Wright Campus Center Rooms Emily Collins Kaitlin Kelley Mason Corry Yusuf Khan Zoe Crews Andrew Kim 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Michaela Davis Haeun Kim Oral Session V Wright Campus Center Rooms Emily Davis Varun Kotipalli Andrew Dawson Alvin LeBlanc Vivianna Denittis Chandler Lee 7:30 p.m. Hallie Dickerson Matt Li An A Capella Midsummer Night’s Dream Maxwell Dodd Todd Liang Mandy Eckhardt Brian Linares By Michael Ching and William Shakespeare Ashley Elliott Kennedy Linder Wynne Chapel Leslie Erwin Elisha Lisson Kiersten Esposito Jack Lockhart Bryan Fajarado Matthew Lopez Shannon Fagen Brandon Mai Kat Forbus Pranavya Manickavelu Abbey Franke Allen Mankin Nicholaus Frederick Siddharth Marella Lihlu Fuentes Kianna Marrs 4 5 Student Contributors Committee Adonis Martin Austin Rue Brycen Martz Janet Salazar Paola Matus Sarah Safarimaryaki William McCarthy Ruthann Schmiege Coordinator Charles McIntyre Chloe Schnaible Renee Countryman Malcolm McLeod Andrea Selkow Kristina McLeod van -Amstel Priya Shah Emily McMillan Tawfeeq Shaik Associate Coordinator Brittany McMillen Logan Shevalier Michael Megenhardt Sylvia Sit David Whelan Kevin Miranda Sarah Smith Scout McComack -Morris Allie Straeck Humanities Representatives Caelie Morris Logan Taylor Oyindamola Olufosoye Stephen Tenney Kirk Everist Melika Monfared James Tessmer Tom Blake Paul Mpunga John Thompson Kirsten Munson Bridget Tolle Yamuna Nampoothiri Anh Tran Fine Arts Representatives Henry Neal Matthew Tran Brian Nguyen Kathy Tran Ricky Duhaime Helen Nguyen Olivia Trusty Mark Monroe Myhien Nguyen Shreya Uppala Caroline Ogden Gwen Vandereveire Madelyn Oliver Jillian Vandergrift Sciences Representatives Oliwier Owczarek Jimreeves Varghese Manuella Owusu Reshma Varughese Andrea Overbay Elizabeth Pack Sydney Versen David Aiello Emma Page Kathryn Voelkel Tajal Patel Zoya Waheed Addie Pederson Elizabeth Waldie Social Sciences Representative Valery Piachonkina Micah Weber Evan Powell Claire Welton Ashley Tharayil Jordan Proctor Alisa White Ariana Quirino Renee White Larry Quintana Regan Wilkins Student Support Anika Rajesh Michael Winterrowd Aneurin Minson Sita Ramasamy Cecilia Yip Michelle Ramirez Rachel Young Natalie Randall Richard Zhu Administrative Support Bennett Reagan Maggie Zumwalt Amy Parsons Meghan Reeves Madeleine Reinhardt Abigail Reyes Callier Reynolds Toni Richards Zoe Rice Abby Ross 6 7 Elevator Speech Competition “Art Contest Winner” Thursday, March 19 from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. in the Congratulations to the Winner of the 2020 Wright Campus Center’s Pouch Club for an Elevator Abstract Book Cover Artwork Speech Competition. Prizes will be awarded. Students will be judged by special “celebrity” judges. Design Contest Nadia Hannon ‘21 What is an elevator Speech? Major: Computer Science & Physics Imagine that you have just entered an elevator with Minor: Art & Mathematics Bill and Melinda Gates, who have enough money to fund any research project (and do in many different If you are interested in seeing your art work on our disciplines). They smile, say hello, and ask “why are cover or on the posters we will use to advertise our you here this evening?” They are now your captive 2021 Austin College Scholarship Conference, please audience for this short elevator ride on your way to keep in mind that next year’s due date will be at the the 2020 ACSC. You have only one chance to make beginning of the Spring 2021 semester. your “pitch” and get your project funded to be a he- ro to your faculty mentor … in your major … in your department … in your division … to be the most awesome person on campus forever … okay well, at least to be able to guarantee that your re- search project continues and that many other AC students have the opportunity and the experience that you did. What would you do with that one op- portunity of a lifetime? 2019 Winner Phung Banh 2017 Winner Kye Smith 2018 Winner Rachel Thompson 8 9 Austin College Improv Troupe Star Party Thursday, March 19, 2020 Join us on Thursday, March 19, 2020 from From 8:00 pm - 9:15 pm 9:15p.m. - 10:15p.m. in the Idea Center Atrium/ Adams Observatory. Abigail Goodman View the stars through the largest research Callier Creedle Reynolds telescope in North Texas! Chloe Bachofen D'ara Henderson-Starkes Grant Garrison Scout McComack-Morris Kyle Andrle Nick Chaviers Olivia Trusty Reid Zimmerman Shannon Fagen 10 11 Investigating the Role of Transcriptional Poster Sessions Activators on Altered Gene Expression in S. cerevisiae Mutants lacking PGM2 Mabee Hall Madelyn Oliver 1, Ruthann Schmiege 1, Keara Malone 1, 2 1 Spencer Nystrom , Rachel Jimenez , 1 1 Session 1: Odd Numbers Mandy Eckhardt Paul Mpunga , Courtney 1 1 1 Friday, March 20, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Goldstein , Ashley Charales & David Aiello Biology Department, Austin College 1, Genetics & Molecular Biology, University of North Session 2: Even Numbers Caroline at Chapel Hill 2 Saturday, March 21, 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Abstract # 1 In Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the enzyme phosphoglucomutase (PGM) facilitates the interconversion of Glc-1-P and Glc-6-P. For cells grown on galactose-containing media, the loss of the major isoform of phos- phoglucomutase, encoded for by PGM2, results in an imbalanced ra- tio of G1P and G6P relative
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