The Student Research and Creative Works Symposium is a two-day annual event where students from disciplines across campus present their research and creative work to the university community and the general public.
The symposium showcases projects completed by undergraduate and graduate students under the guidance of their faculty mentors. It provides students with an excellent opportunity to showcase their academic accomplishments, explore the research of their peers, and interact with students and faculty across all academic disciplines. Students are encouraged to participate in the symposium as an integral component of their higher education.
Submissions from 2022
Transforming Yourself Through English, Travis Bonwell, Joscelyn Bradbury, Christina Hudson, and Jenna Sotin
Kalos, Emma Marie Bowden
The Fall of the House of Usher, and the Rise of the Civil War, Richard E. Campbell II
Interaction Between Symptoms of PTSD and Locus of Control, Marina Conner, Bryden Esquibel, and Kayleen Islam-Zwart
How Positive and Negative Emotions are Regulated by and Associated with Stigma in University Students with and without Mental and Physical Chronic Health Conditions, Katherine Crisp, Zlata Krisyuk, and Kevin R. Criswell
Using Geologic Principles and Data to Create a Symphony for Wind Ensemble, Thomas J. Davis
2022 Student Research and Creative Works Symposium Program, Eastern Washington University
Exploring the Relationship Between Gratitude and Self-Control - a Mediation Analysis, Michael Frederick
The Use of Probiotic Applications in Early Life Stages to Mitigate Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis Infections in Rana luteiventris (Columbia Spotted Frogs), Autumn N. Holley
The War on Drugs and its Legal Effects on Black Americans, Alexia L. Howard-Mullins
Actualization through Constraint: an Analysis of Hegelian Self- Consciousness in Fascism- Exclusionary Expression and in Modular Orchestral Composition, Marisa Kaye Janke
“Between the bitter and the sweet”: longing and intimacy in Sappho’s and June Jordan’s love poems, KP Kaszubowski
The Increase of Fentanyl Use in Young Adults and Its Relationship to Mental Illness, Madison Lilleberg, Madison Regel, Bashaer Abdushakour, and Rosalee Allan
Exceptional agate formation found in Spokane basalt, Matthew J. Markus
Xunzi's Humanistic Naturalism: Utilizing Rituals to Address Our Psychological Challenges, Kaleb McCalden
Characterization of a Helicobacter pylori Small RNA by RT-PCR, Roxanne McPeck and Andrea Castillo
Water Politics: A Case Study of Hydro Politics Among Nile River Stakeholders, Badradin I. Mohammed
Detrital zircon ages in heavily folded quartzite compared to Steptoe Butte, Travis A. Morton and Chad Pritchard
Enhanced study of complex systems by unveiling hidden symmetries with Dynamical Visibility, Nhat Vu Minh Nguyen
Recent Updates to the EWU Lichen Herbarium Facilitate Biodiversity Research in Eastern Washington, Julianna Paulsen, Renata Gabuzyan, and Hailee Leimbach-Maus
Sex Work, Haili M. Poss and Jillene Seiver
The Interaction of Sulfate and Perchlorate and its Implications on Bacterial Survival on Mars, Jack M. Richardson, Dylan Clark, and Karly Kenny
Deciphering regional geology using the new USGS-EWU Mineral Separation Lab, Zachary Shimp, Katlin Gamache, Travis Morton, and Chad Pritchard
Using LiDAR to Estimate Carbon Sequestration of Evergreen Trees at Eastern Washington University (EWU) Campus, Cheney, Washington, Kristy A. Snyder
Does Manuka Honey Induce Antibiotic Resistant Bacterial Persisters and Viable But Non-Culturable Subpopulations?, Bryn Tennyson
Groundwater Modeling of the West Plains, WA, Erin L. Toulou, Chad Pritchard PhD, and Lauren Stachowiak PhD
Causal Attribution, Personal Responsibility, and Regret in Lung Cancer Survivors, Justin Ulland, Anthony Cortez-Morales, and Kevin R. Criswell
