Past Award Winners

2022 Scholarship Winners

Rubin Ortiz, Kristofer Hendrickson, and Aleria Krokhmalyuk - My College Consultant: Breaking Down Admissions Barriers for High-Achieving Low Income Students
Alex Groff, Olivia Schaefer, Tyshawn Searight, Michael McMaster - ENR 259 Drone Presentation
Kay Wilkoff - Vehicle Design Advancement with Solidworks
Bronwyn Wallace - Type 2 Diabetes, Inadequate Sleep, and Structural Racism: A Needless Health Crisis for Black and Latino Communities in the South Bronx
Daniel Heberle - Individualizing the Objectified: Diego Velazquez's Dwarf and Jester Portraits of Phiip IV's Court

Daniel Heberle - The Spaces and Surfaces of Street Art: The Perception of Graffiti in the Time of Banksy
Taylor DuHart - Generation of Models to STudy the Role of H4K20me1-interacting Proteins in Human Erythropoeisis
Leanna Smith - Genetic Databases in the Development of Criminal Investigation
Abigail Dingman - The Mental Health Gap Action Programme: Aiding the Untreated
Martina Silvestre Sales - Have We Forgotten of how to be Social Without Social Media?
Ryan Horan - Digitizing Museum Collections for Public Access

Mariama Wiliams - The Reality of Race
Lucas Eberhardt - The Genetics of Happiness
Jules Moore - Madonna, Mother, Mama: A Cultural and Christological Examination of the Pieta in Christian Art
Mia Le and Rasa Barmak - Mitochondrial Replacement Therapy
Baren Ritzenthaler - Urban Agriculture: A Sustainable Approach in the Fight Against Hunger

Daniel Heberle—"Ave gratia plena Dominus tecum": The Progression of Perspective and Iconography in Italian Annunciation Painting from the Trecento to the Cinquecento
Melody Kohut, Abdul Latif, Ryan McVeigh, and Ricardo Ndoole—Modular Design Applied to Aerial and Terrestrial Robotic Systems
Ruben Ortiz—The Soft Bigotry of Low Expectations: Black Male Students, Affluent Schools, and Downward Economic Mobility
Adrianna Robinson—Five Year Assessment of "Student Self-Tracking for Success in the Classroom"

Maris Breaton—Juvenile Offenders and the U.S. Court System: Effects and One Possible Alternative
Anthony Burroughs—Optimizing Car Design Using SOLIDWORKS
Victoria Kremer—The Mind-Brain Identity Theory and Bats
Gillian Moore—Invisible Walls: Segregation in Monroe County

Victoria Beach, Kelsi Biondolillo, Thomas Stearns, and Tanner Richardson—Mission: Unmanned Aerial and Ground Vehicle Navigation
Sherinne Cauwels, Heonmin Lee, Karen Lewis, Julia Babcock, and Ahilan Guruparan—Bridging the Digital Divide for Middle and High School Students: A Phi Theta Kappa Honors in Action Project
Daniel Heberle—Blood and Bayonets: The Third of May 1808 and Transforming the Romanticism of War
Sophia Jonasse—Rehabilitation and the Reduction of Prisons: Beginning the Re-Humanization Process

Justin Payne, Logan Hampton, and Ethan Hilbert—SUAS 2020 Competition
Devin Ward—Limiting Factors to Upward Mobility and Their Implications for Meritocracy in the United States
Chelsea Davis—Trauma, the Brain, and the Mind-Body Connection
Jacob Snell—The Actual Cost of the Dollar Menu: Empathy, Self-Interest, and the Exploitation of Meatpacking Workers

Emily Byrnes—Thinking Small to Fight Big: Understanding Evolutionary Biology to Help Us Fight Disease
Brenna Chinappi and Nichole Wilkinson—The Impact of Student Government Leadership Positions on the Student Nurse and the Graduate Registered Nurse
Sherinne Cauwels—Intervening Based on Carbon Emissions Violating Human Rights
Autumn Ornt, Tristan Smathers, Collin Tumbiolo, and Oksana Vysochanska—Drone Capstone Project

Misty Yarnall—The Villain Is the Hero of His Own Story
Lizette Porter, Michael Bennett, Bradley Pritchard, and Zeba Ellikka—Increasing Retention for Disadvantaged Students Through Peer-to-Peer Mentoring
Angelina Rezende—The Effects of Western Ideology on Policies Regarding Minorities
Chance Henry—The Importance of African-American Education in W.E.B. DuBois’ The Souls of Black Folk
(tie) Chance Henry—Examining Power in Hamlet: The Tragedy of Claudius and the Future of America