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Lloyd International Honors College Seniors Celebrate Unique Opportunity to Share Research Before seniors Ava Hall and Cameron Dupree graduate in May, they’ll have accomplished a significant feat. The two presented at the Honors Symposium sponsored by UNC Greensboro's Lloyd International Honors College on March 20.

Lloyd International Honors College is pleased to announce the First Place Award winners of the Symposium Prizes and our Honorable Mentions for the 26th Annual Undergraduate Honors Symposium which took place on Friday, March 20. First prize carries with it a $250 award. Congratulations to all of the honorees and to all of the student presenters!

First Place Awards:

Visitor's Award: Maddy Nolen, Elon University, "Dying for a Haul? How Mortality Salience and Hauls Impact Young Women's Online Shopping Behavior"

UNCG, Arts & Humanities Award: Jamie Michael Gross, "Foretelling the Future: The Roman World as a Catalyst for the Development of the Sibylline Tradition"

UNCG, Sciences and Professional Schools Award: Nikolai Tassin, "Generative AI Use and the Propensity of Pro-Anorexia Content"

Honorable Mentions:

Visitors:
Riley Bain, East Carolina University, "LMX and TMX: Mitigating Burnout Created From Internal Stressors"

Bhavana Mahalakshmi Chandramouli, UNC Charlotte, "Name Anglicization in Ethnic Groups: Links to Self-Concept Clarity and Cultural Belonging"

Taylor Cotie, Greensboro College, "Exploring Parkinson’s Disease and Its Impact on Psychological Functioning and Social Engagement"

Precious Khan Wondzi, Salem College, Evaluating Eugenol as a HOG1-Dependent Osmotic Stress Mimetic in Saccharomyces
cerevisiae"

UNCG:
Krishna Diliplkumar Shah, "Determinants of Housing Outcomes among American Households"

Meaghan Dohnert, "Entrepreneurs' Usage of Technology & AI"

Cameron Dupree, "Testosterone: Gender Affirming Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) for Transgender Men and Trans Masculine Non-Binary Individuals"

Mordecai Ericksen, "The Canon Problem: How Tradition in the Arts is Harming Students"

Ava Hall, “Silence = Death”: Art as Resistance During the HIV/AIDS Epidemic of the 1980s and 1990s"

Destini Rentz, "Exploring Neuroplasticity and Developing Neurologic Disorders"

Sawyer Wemyss, "Support Programs for Multilingual Learners"

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Lloyd International Honors College is pleased to announce the First Place Award winners of the Symposium Prizes and our Honorable Mentions for the 25th Annual Undergraduate Honors Symposium which took place on Friday, March 21. First prize carries with it a $250 award. Congratulations to all of the honorees and to all of the student presenters!

First Place Awards:

Non-UNCG Award: Bailey Reutinger, Elon University, "Increasing the Accuracy of Tree-Ring Data Processing to Improve Models for Reconstructing Climate"

UNCG, Arts & Humanities Award: Natalie Paul, "Fight or Flight: Black Communities and the Struggle Against Foster Care Inequities"

UNCG, Sciences and Professional Schools Award: Joycelin Uyadi, "The Critical Role of Nurses in Improving Outcomes for Heart Disease Patients while Evaluating the Effectiveness of Cardiac Rehab Programs in the Adult Population"

Honorable Mentions:

Non-UNCG:
Merilee Nixon, Durham Technical Community College, "Following the Spiral Inwards: Experiencing Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder through First-Person Narrative in Turtles All the Way Down"
Savanna Scruggs, UNC Wilmington, "Food Insecurity in America: The Undercover Crisis"

UNCG:

Ethan Divon, "Oracles and Odds: Dice in TTRPGs"
Jennifer Larsen, "Brimley's Whales: How Two Whales Transformed a North Carolina Museum"
Jessica D. Jacob, "Pathogenesis in the Enteric Nervous System: High Fat Diets Decrease Tyrosine Hydroxylase Expression in the Mouse Colon"
Amy Spruance, "An Analysis of Online Group Projects and Their Role in Student Outcomes and Successes: A Scoping Review"

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