The Huntingdon College Office of Academic Affairs and the College’s academic programs will present an Academic Showcase Thursday, March 14.
The following students and departments will make presentations:
8:45-9:30 Paper Presentations
Religion – Flowers Hall, Room 205
Libby Varnum: “Are Pastors Leaving Ministry Because They Are Underprepared and Overworked”
Sarah Powell: “Gaming with God: a Christian Exploration of Video Games as Ministry”
9:30-10:30 Demonstrations & Poster Presentations
Sport Science & Physical Ed – Catherine Dixon Roland Center
Josie Waddell, Rayne Ellis, Kaitlyn Carter, Alexis DeVuyst: SSPE Research and Blood pressure screenings
Katelyn Simon, Stanley Magdon: Ability Sport Network information
Jonathan Robinson: SEC Championship Football Game project
SSPE306, Adaptive Physical Education
10:30-12:00 Poster Presentations
Accounting & Business – James W. Wilson Center
Gavin Baugh, Jasmine Cardwell: “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Virtual Board Presentations”
Logan Wilson, Anna Asbury, Caleb Bohrer, Gavin Baugh: “Blockchain Virtual Board Presentations”
Savannah Gibbs: “Blockchain: The Irony”
Bridges Knowles: “Blockchain: Trust and Intermediaries”
Biology – Houghton Memorial Library
Alexis Creasman: “The Effects of Fluoride on Bacterial Transformation”
Kayley Yates: “The Effects of Electron-Donating and Electron-Withdrawing Groups on a Signal Output of a Copper (II) and Fluoride Sensor”
Andrew Hines: “Coral Reefs and Ocean Acidification”
Chemistry – Houghton Memorial Library
Olivia V.S. den Besten: “Cyclic asymmetric aldol additions and dehydrations in hot pressurized water”
Sidney E. Ison, Jordan Fleming: “Probing the elemental content in coral from the Gulf of Mexico and the Great Barrier Reef”
MacKenzie Smelley, Seth Warren: “What’s in your tattoo? Comparison of content of commercial tattoo inks with native Maori body dyes from New Zealand”
Jordan McElroy: “Analysis of volcanic ash from Mount St. Helens and Kilauea eruptions: Comparison and contrast of elemental content by ICP-OES”
Ryan Brooks: “Molecular Modeling of the Helix-Turn-Helix Motifs in bacteriophage CI repressors”
Lauren Grace McGee, Logan Gildea: “Identification of DNA binding sites for the CI repressor of Bacteriophage ε34”
Richardria Goodson: “Purification, Modeling analysis of the bacteriophage E34 CI repressor”
Mathematics – Houghton Memorial Library
Mikal Webb: “The People’s Deontic Logic”
Hannah Parks: “Notakto Program”
Library/Archives – Houghton Memorial Library
Jennifer Hope Knox: Case Title “MANGATA (n.) the glimmering, road like reflection the moon creates on water”
Ciera Rogers: Case Title “Art of Alabama”
Communication Studies – Leo J. Drum, Jr. Theater
Megan Pugh: “Family Communication Patterns”
Nichole LeFevre: “The Only Wins We’re Getting on Saturdays”
Sidney Carol Hall: “The Modern Church and Social Media”
Psychology – Leo J. Drum, Jr. Theater
Kahli Clements: “Perceived Parenting Styles and Student Outcomes”
Shannon Lane: “Conformity as a Function of Ambiguity and the Influence of Social Media”
History & Political Science – Leo J. Drum, Jr. Theater
Amanda Mohun: “Historic Lowndesboro Alabama”
Katie Bianco: “An Interview with Huntingdon’s President J. Cameron West”
Jonathan Jones: “The Haitian Revolution”
Taylor Chestnutt: “Legality of Guantanamo”
Joe Frazer, III: “DEA and Drug Policy”
John Buford: “Israel and Palestine”
Teacher Education – Leo J. Drum, Jr. Theater
Brianna Lincoln, Amanda Main, Virginia Gaston, Randie Caine, Samara Miller: “Disability Awareness”
12:00-12:45 Readings & Performances
Fine Arts: Art Seay Twins Art Gallery
ART 207, Ceramics
ART 250, Painting
ART401, Advanced Studio
ART 499, Senior Capstone in Art
Languages & Literature – Seay Twins Art Gallery
Emily Fedonczak: “The Gothic Age Dimmed to Twilight”
Miles Barnhardt: “Ricky: Storytelling in the Modern Age”
Fall 2018 Prelude Release Seay Twins Art Gallery
Parents and guests are invited to join your student for lunch in the Dining Hall at 1:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Speech & Forensic Event – Smith Auditorium
Colleen Collins: Persuasive
Bryan Jerome Korinko: Impromptu
Conner Howard: Impromptu
Zoya Robinson: Poetry
Lavia Walker: Prose
Huntingdon College continues a legacy of faith, wisdom, and service through a liberal arts academic tradition grounded in the Judeo-Christian heritage of the United Methodist Church.
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Suellen (Su) Ofe
Vice President
for Marketing and Communications
Huntingdon College
1500 E. Fairview Ave., Montgomery, AL 36106
(334) 833-4515; Cell (334) 324-6591
