Imholte Hall Room #s
Time	109	101	111	112	113	114	115
3:30	Laurel Cutright (Theatre) Never Land; An Original Play (Advisor: Siobhan Bremer)	Dan Bakke (Econ/Mgmt) Environmental Building (Adv. Arne Kildegaard)	Alyssa Herzog (Theatre) Dramaturgy: The Servant to The Servant of Two Masters (Adv. Ray Schultz)	Andrea Markgraf (Speech) Sports Reporting and the Gender Bias (Adv. Penny Schmidgal)	Christopher Battaglia (History) Medieval English Tomb Effigies: Questions of Form and Function (Adv. Jenn Deane)	Annie Bigley (Anthropology) The Impact of the Sex Industry on AIDS in India (Adv. Dennis Tempelman)	Dana Carter (History) Student Culture at the West Central School of Agriculture (Adv. Steve Gross)
3:55	Brigitte Budahn (English) Closing the Gap: A Call for Orality in the Classroom (Advisor: Tisha Turk)	Ellery Fisher (Political Science) The implications of the North Korean economic failure on a peaceful Korean unification. (Adv. Seung-Ho Joo)	Matthew Bryan (Statistics) Bioinformatics (adv. Jong-Min Kim)	Benjamin Ecklund (Sociology) The McDonaldization of Pharmaceuticals (Adv. Jenn Rothchild)	Nicole Ahles (Speech) What You Wish They Hadn’t Said at Your Wedding: A Rhetorical Construction of Wedding Toasts in Film and Real Life (Adv. Mary Elisabeth Bezanson)	Maria Brun (Econ/Mngmt) HIV/AIDS in India: Successes and Challenges of Non-governmental Organizations (Adv. Pareena Lawrence)	Joe Coyle and Corina Bernstein (Disability Studies) Framing the Art of Inclusion: Photography and Self-Expression (Adv. Tammy Berberi)
4:20	Laura Haas (Political Science) How Responsible are Party Members to their Parties? (Advisor: Paula O’loughlin)	Colin Foral (History) Interpretive Anthropology and Presidential Politics: The American Flag Lapel Pin (Adv. Steve Gross)	Matthew Hutchinson (English) Darwinian Nightmare: Atavism in Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost World (Adv. Brad Deane)	Blair Jasper (History) Staging the Succession: Shakespeare's King Lear and the Succession Crisis of 1603 (Adv. Jennifer Deane)	John Hanson (Philosophy) Persons, Punishment, and the Effects of Imprisonment (Adv. Tamler Sommers)	April Kinner (Sociology) Perceptions of Disabilities (Adv. Jenn Rothchild)	Phillip Kollar, Luke Elward, and Tessa Hempel (English) Narrative, Meaning and Agency in The Heat of the Day (Adv. Brook Miller)
4:45		Herman Dominique Koutouan (French) African Aesop: Animal Symbolism in African and French Folktales (Adv. Sarah Buchanan and Matt Senior)	Matthew Little (Political Science) Effectiveness of the Minnesota Political Contribution Refund Program: An Analysis of Minnesota State House of Representatives Elections from 1986-2002 (Adv. Paula O’Loughlin)	Amanda Ochsner (English) Leading Students to Success: A Teacher's Guide to the Five-Paragraph Essay (Adv. Tisha Turk)	Crystal Oko (Speech and History) Theodore Roosevelt: Natural Resources- Their Wise Use or Their Waste (Adv. Mary Elisabeth Bezanson and Steve Gross)	Ruth Olson (Biology) Development of a curriculum to train facilitators of HIV prevention committees in village churches of the Lutheran Church of Central Africa (Adv. Timna Wyckoff)	Kevin Whalen (History) Shaping a Future: Native Americans in the Indian Schooling Service, 1900 (Adv. Bert Ahern)
5:10		Emily Loehr (Political Science) The Objectivity of the Subjective Economy: A Comparison of United States Census Regions (Adv. Paula O’Loughlin)	Gabriel Maravelas (Sociology) Effects of Rising Gasoline Prices on UMM Students (Adv. Jenn Rothchild)	Emily Stout (English) Unraveling Imperial Narratives of time in “Lord Jim” (Adv. Bradley Deane)	Megan Weisbrod (English) Imperial Implications of Identity: The Reflections of Empire and Other in Detective Fiction (Adv. Brad Deane)	Adam Turgeon (Economics) A Case Study of the Cash Flow of the City of Benson (Advisor: Pareena Lawrence)	Lora Schuster (Speech) “I Hope You Dance: A Rhetorical Analysis of a Mother’s Wish” (Adv. Mary Elisabeth Bezanson)