• The development of the modern pedal harp and its influence on European compositions 

  Clifton, Lydia (2020-05)

  The pedal harp has undergone several changes since its inception in the eighteenth century, and the music for the harp has increased and evolved over the years as well. The pieces that I chose to perform for my senior ...
• A wealth of knowledge: looking at the intersectionality of education and generational poverty 

  Claypool, Tristan (2020-05)

  America has long been hailed as the land of opportunity. However, in recent years we have experienced unprecedented levels of income inequality and a widespread increase in the working poor. Despite the United States’ ...
• A table for one 

  Zurisk, Christopher (2020-05)

  Loneliness presents itself in a wide array of situations, even in moments surrounded by many others. This series of poems explores these situations (and others where I felt small), touching on moments in groups, with ...
• Investigating the role of STE24 in targeting co-translationally stalled polypeptides at the translocon 

  Voas, Brian (2020-05)

  Cells continuously create and degrade proteins. Some proteins are made in the cytoplasm and need to be transported into the endoplasmic reticulum. To complete this task, proteins move through a channel called the translocon ...
• The role of nuclear proteins in protein degradation 

  Turk, Samantha (2020-05)

  Life requires the presence of proteins. These proteins can perform a variety of functions within the cell, from various aspects of cell regulation to DNA synthesis. Protein synthesis is essential, but just as important ...

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