Undergraduate students have been recognized and awarded for their outstanding research projects
The Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) recently announced the award recipients and their faculty mentors. The awards are given to student researchers to fund their proposals for research projects alongside a faculty supervisor. The OUR works with students who aim to solve problems, make discoveries, and interact with research faculty outside the classroom.
Spring recipients are:
Joshua Bernardin – Chemistry and Biochemistry
Supervisor: Shuowei Cai
Title: Inhibition Effects of Blueberries on Monoamine Oxidase A
Veronica Bock – Bioengineering
Supervisor: Tracie Ferreira
Title: Generating a Zebrafish with GFP Expression in the Heart
Josiah Cassidy – Mechanical Engineering
Supervisor: Banafsheh Seyed-Aghazadeh
Title: Fluid-Structure Interaction of Flexible Thin Sheet
Mary Goodrow – Bioengineering
Supervisor: Tracie Ferreira
Title: Examining the Effect of Vitamin D on Melanoma
Erica Leventhal – Nursing
Supervisor: MaryElizabeth Vieira
Title: Physical Activity Interventions in Middle-Aged Sedentary Women and Cardiovascular Disease
Chelsea E. Martinez – Nursing
Supervisor: Kristin Sethares
Title: Perceived Barriers to Medication Adherence in Latinos with Hypertension Using the World Health Organization Multidimensional Adherence Model
Brent Mello – Biology
Supervisor: Michael Sheriff
Title: Invasive Species and Their Effect on Relative Abundance of Native Species in the Wild
Mehul Puri – Bioengineering
Supervisor: Milana Vasudev
Title: Suicide Vectors for allelic exchange in Cellulophaga Lytica
Faith Unwin – Sociology
Supervisor: Lisa Maya Knauer
Title: The Impacts Green Spaces Have on Mental and Physical Health: Buttonwood Park and Riverside Park