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Undergraduate Research Journal : Spring 2015

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Research Articles

Research articles describe research and creative projects in all the disciplines and are authored by UNH undergraduates or recent graduates in collaboration with Inquiry student and staff editors. They should not exceed 2500 words (excluding bibliography). These articles are based on research reports or essays written for a course or independent study. Because of the relatively short length and general audience of research articles, their authors often choose to narrow or refocus their original text. The research experience is held to be as important as research results.

heavisides
Higher Levels of Confusion: Rocket Sensors in the Northern Lights
—John Heavisides (Mentor: Marc Lessard, Lasse B. N. Clausen )

Team work about rocket sensors brought John Heavisides to Norway and the difficulties of research.

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kinsella
Effects of Audible Human Disturbances on Koala (Phascolarctos Cinereus) Behavior in Queensland, Australia and Implications for Management
—Galina Kinsella (Mentor: Andrew Conroy, Alistair Melzer)

Australian koalas, like students, need their sleep, and Galina Kinsella looked into what disturbs them.

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platt
Do you “park your car” or “pahk your cah”?: The Changing Dialect of Southern New Hampshire
—Melanie Platt (Mentor: Maya Ravindranath)

Do you drop your r’s? Melanie Platt listened to southern New Hampshire speakers to find out who does and who doesn’t and why.

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shimer
Taking a Deeper Look into the Lives of Disadvantaged Children through Visual Content Analysis
—Julianne Shimer (Mentor: Catherine Comiskey , Carolyn Tobin, Prakashini Banka)

Seeking to understand a relationship between depression and the images depicted in children's drawings, Julianne Shimer conducted research in Dublin, Ireland.

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Waller
Post-Conflict Peacebuilding in Bosnia-Herzegovina
—Hannah Waller (Mentor: Mary Malone, Vahidin Omanović)

Fueled by a passion for peacebuilding, Hannah Waller traveled to Bosnia-Herzegovina to interview citizens living in the post-conflict society.

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Diet Analysis for Wildlife Management: Protecting the Cheetah in Namibia
—Alicia Walsh (Mentor: Andrew Conroy, Anne Schmidt-Küntzel )

Alicia Walsh spent long hours in the genetic lab at the Cheetah Conservation Fund in Namibia to help protect the wild cheetah.

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