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Presenters & Advisers

Browse this page to learn more about past URC presenters and faculty advisers.

 

Mark Joseph

MARK JOSEPH '06

Can Kant Accommodate Supererogtation?
Philosophy and English major Mark Joseph presented his findings on whether or not Immanuel Kant’s ethics accommodate the moral category of the supererogatory.

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Catherine Overson

CATHERINE OVERSON '06

Perinatal Loss: Possible Caregiver Barriers
A registered nurse AND psychology major, Catherine Overson presented what she learned while exploring nurses’ experiences caring for bereaved parents.

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Jonathan Burg

JONATHAN BURG '06

The Effects of Athlete Goal Orientation on Preferred Coach Leadership Behavior
A Division I soccer player at UNH, Jonathan Burg defended his research on athletes and coaches at URC ’06.

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Vicki Hebert

VICKI HEBERT '08

Senior Portfolio of Learning, Service, and Leadership
Vicki Hebert is passionate about cancer prevention. Her award-winning presentation at URC ’05 received the attention of many.

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Jerome Mitchell

JEROME MITCHELL '07

Using Ensemble Learning to Detect Data Abnormalities in Databases
Jerome Mitchell traveled all the way from Elizabeth City State University to defend his research at the UNH URC.

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Alison Milioto

ALISON MILIOTO '06

Educating Students About Using Credit Wisely: Citibank Marketing Project
Using their marketing savvy and a real-world budget from Citi/EdVenture, Alison and her classmates launched a successful campaign to educate their peers about maintaining good credit.

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Lawrence Reardon

LAWRENCE C. REARDON

Associate Professor
Faculty Adviser

"Presenting helps them complete the learning process. It’s a fantastic opportunity for them to disseminate their knowledge."

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Amanda Putnam

AMANDA PUTNAM '06

The Role of Cytokeratin-8/18 in Cell Death within the Corpus Luteum
Amanda Putnam spent and entire summer analyzing the ovarian structure of cows in an effort to better understand bovine fertility. She presented her findings at URC '06.

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Chris Glynn

CHRIS GLYNN '06

Brain Computer Interfaces and Computational Modeling
Why did an electrical engineering major study the prehistoric lamprey, the oldest living representative of the first vertebrates? Find out here.

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Maggie Balz

MAGGIE BALZ '07

Electronic Journal Writing: Communicative Freedom for Adults with Brain Injury
Maggie Balz presented her research findings at the URC and at the national convention of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.

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Hutchison and Pouliot

KIRSTEN HUTCHINSON '06 and DEREK POULIOT '06

Abstract Mathematics
Based rings, anyone? In the course of their research, math majors Kirsten Hutchison and Derek Pouiot searched for unexplored based rings, disproving Kaplansky’s 1973 Conjecture in the process.

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Ruth Varner

RUTH VARNER

Research Assistant Professor
Faculty Adviser

"What I like about working with undergraduates is they bring a fresh perspective to the research."

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ASHLEY VANDEBOGART

Theatre and Dance
College of Liberal Arts

"The subject of my research, the Greek tragedy heroine Electra, is seen as the epitome of the angst-ridden teenage girl. But she is so much more than that."

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