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Sampling of Recent Graduation with Distinction Papers
"Translating Silence: Exploring the Mathematics Behind Neural Networks for ASL Translation" by Layla Burton, Faculty Mentor: Dr. Olaseni Fadipe
"Breaking Beauty Barriers: The Inclusivity Movement in the Beauty Industry" by Taylor Citizen, Faculty Mentor: Dr. Kelly Lankford
"Rhetoric from Classical through Late Antiquity as a Response to Socio-Cultural Anxieties" by Cody Williams, Faculty Mentor: Dr. Morris Tichenor
"The Mathematics of Shapes and their Role in Science, Artwork, and Technology" by Julian Vertigan, Faculty Mentor: Mr. David Andersen
"Breaking Beauty Barriers: The Inclusivity Movement in the Beauty Industry" by Taylor Citizen, Faculty Mentor: Dr. Kelly Lankford
"Rhetoric from Classical through Late Antiquity as a Response to Socio-Cultural Anxieties" by Cody Williams, Faculty Mentor: Dr. Morris Tichenor
"The Mathematics of Shapes and their Role in Science, Artwork, and Technology" by Julian Vertigan, Faculty Mentor: Mr. David Andersen
"Desmoid Fibromatosis" by Anastasia Adams-Giron, Faculty Mentor: Dr. Allison Landry
"Nice is Different than Good: Social Responsibility and the Theatre of Stephen Sondheim" by Jackson Owen, Faculty Mentor: Dr. Casey Green
"Unveiling Misogyny: Art, Violence, and the Male Gaze" by Jessie Zaffron, Faculty Mentor: Dr. Pamela Francis
"Banished from Eden: An Absurdist One-Act Play" by DJ Flood, Faculty Mentor: Dr. Bradley Bankston
"Nice is Different than Good: Social Responsibility and the Theatre of Stephen Sondheim" by Jackson Owen, Faculty Mentor: Dr. Casey Green
"Unveiling Misogyny: Art, Violence, and the Male Gaze" by Jessie Zaffron, Faculty Mentor: Dr. Pamela Francis
"Banished from Eden: An Absurdist One-Act Play" by DJ Flood, Faculty Mentor: Dr. Bradley Bankston
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