October 22-23, 2015
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi, Texas
Texas A&M University-Commerce students won first place in three out of six distinguished awards categories at The Texas A&M University System 12th Annual Pathways Student Research Symposium. Students from all Texas A&M System campuses were allowed to present their research at the symposium in either oral or poster formats.
John Naizer - Undergrad, Physical Science, Poster, 1st
Swati Balluri - Masters, Life Science, Poster, 1st
Katherine Skrabanek - Masters, Social Science, Oral, 1st
John Naizer - 1st, Physical Science "A Porphryin Based Chiral Imidazolidinone For Chiral Recognition Applications"
Jennifer Patterson - 2nd, Mathematics "Formative Assessment In Introductory Calculus"
Collin Rodgers - 3rd, Life Science "The Effects Of Various Intensities Of Active Recovery Following Cryotherapy As A Post-Game Therapeutic Modality For Baseball Pitchers"
Brandy Spoor (undergraduate) - 1st, Agriculture "Anthelmintic Resistance And The Use Of Diatomaceous Earthas An Alternative Anthelmintic In E. Caballus"
Christopher Woodard - 1st, Business & Computer Info "The Growing Importance Of Using An Eportfolio Among Students For Personal And Professional Development"
Ambre Fairfield - 1st, Education "The Effects Of Self-Monitoring On Mathematic Performance On Student's At-Risk For Emotional And Behavioral Disorders"
Swati Balluri - 1st, Life Science "Role Of G1p3-Induced Tubulin Acetylation Confers Metastatic Potential In Breast Cancer Cells"
James Wheeler - 1st, Physical Science "Investigation Of Hydrothermal Conversion Of Methylosinus Trichosporium To Bio-Oil"
Fatma Abu Hawas - 2nd, Computer Science "A New Method For Regular Expression Matching On Preprocessed Text"
Jacob McCabe - 2nd, Physical Science "Competitive Binding Of Copper(I) And Zinc(II) By Methanobactin From Methylosinus Trichosporium OB3b And Analog Methanobactin Peptide"
Sam Ijeh - 2nd, Social Sciences ": Impact Of Global Competence And Its Effect On Students"
Simbarashe Mazambani - 3rd, Life Science "Diadzin-Rich Soy Isoflavone Extracts Increase Estrous Cycling In VCD-Induced Menopause Mouse Model"
Katherine Skrabanek - 1st, Social Sciences "Letters Create The Connection Home: East Texas During The Civil War"
Samuel Lawrence - 3rd, Social Sciences "Holy Infidels: Orthodoxy, Gnosticism, And Scriptural Interprtation In Early Christianity"
Meichan Huang - 1st, Social Sciences "The Pronunciation Of English By Southern Chinese Speakers"
Nelly Shora - 2nd, Social Sciences "A Step In The Write Direction: A Persuasive Writing Intervention To Support Students With Emotional And Behavioral Disorders"
Hilal Ergul - 3rd, Social Sciences "Giving Effective Corrective Feedback In The L2 Classroom: The Duchenne Display"
Victoria Scholz - 3rd in Doctoral Oral, Social Sciences "Power Leads To Oppression. Oppression Leads To Deviancy. Deviancy Leads To Rebellion: The Path To Liberation In Marissa Meyer's The Lunar Chronicles"
For more information, please visit: http://pathways.tamucc.edu/program.html