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2009 SENIOR PROJECTS


1. Name Rebecca Cooper
  Project Title Tract Book of the Future: Updating a Title Insurance Legacy
  Faculty Sponsor Dr. Linda Davis
  Synopsis Update the tract books of Randolph County Abstract into a safer and more usable form.
     
2. Name Nicole DeWoskin
  Project Title Honors Program Website
  Faculty Sponsor Dr. Linda Davis
  Synopsis Create an interactive website for William Woods University’s Honors Program
     
3. Name Kristin Garnett
  Project Title

New Echoes in the Woods: Through Podcasting Technology

  Faculty Sponsor Dr. Deborah Young
  Synopsis Create a way for students to download and listen to campus news from anywhere Internet access is available
     
4. Name Katherine Gazdziak
  Project Title

Handling Equine Emergencies Effectively: A Guide for First Responders

  Faculty Sponsor Gary Mullen
  Synopsis Make First Responders more aware of possible emergencies that can involve horses and how to handle horses in those emergencies
     
5. Name Kathryn Golden
  Project Title Analysis for Infection by Ehrlichia and Other Bacterial Vectors of Human and Veterinary Disease as Carried by Missouri Ticks
  Faculty Sponsor Dr. Mary Spratt
  Synopsis Study ticks from the family Ixodidae looking to see if they are carrying different species of Ehrlichia bacteria
     
6. Name Nichole Knight
  Project Title The Effects of Family Involvement in Residential Treatment of Adolescent Females with a History of Abuse
  Faculty Sponsor Elizabeth Wilson
  Synopsis Explore the relationship between family involvement and female adolescents with a history of abuse in residential care. The study is focused on the Missouri Girls Town population in Kingdom City, Missouri
     
7. Name Alexandra Layos
  Project Title The Faithful Newspaper: Pitting the trustworthiness of print media against multimedia
  Faculty Sponsor Aimee Sapp
  Synopsis Find out if print media are more trusted by the general public and if so, the effect of such an attitude on the communications industry in general
     
8. Name Katy Layos
  Project Title  
  Faculty Sponsor Dr. Ensor
  Synopsis Determine what teachers currently know about Response To Intervention
     
9. Name Erica Mundt
  Project Title The Art of Adaptable Equine Education: A Study in the Variations of the Physical, Mental, and Emotional Challenges in Teaching Riding to the Adult, Adolescent, and Juvenile
  Faculty Sponsor Laura Ward
  Synopsis Gain insight into the various methods and approaches to teaching and how they are used for specific age groups
     
10. Name Mary Schultz-Rathbun
  Project Title Healing Through Horses: Equine Assisted Psychotherapy
  Faculty Sponsor Dr. Marilyn VanLeeuwen
  Synopsis Research current knowledge of horses as therapy animals and extrapolate the directions in which this field might progress in the future
     
11. Name Kaitlin Short
  Project Title A Study on the Relationship Between Introversion/Extroversion Personality Types and Chosen Discipline in the Equine Science Major
  Faculty Sponsor Dr. Marilyn VanLeeuwyn
  Synopsis Look for a correlation between personality type and whether the student is studying EQS or not and which concentration he/she rides (western, hunter/jumper, dressage, or saddle seat).
     
12. Name Ashley Smith
  Project Title Working with American Sign Language Interpreters: Achieving Successful Communication with the Deaf
  Faculty Sponsor Carrie McCray
  Synopsis Create a handbook geared towards hearing consumers explaining the interactions and protocol involved with using an interpreter in order to have the most successful communication with the Deaf person
     
13. Name Krista Vehlewald
  Project Title How Do You Catch a Loose Horse? Make A Sound Like a Carrot: A Riding Day Camp for Girl Scouts to Learn Horsemanship
  Faculty Sponsor Laura Ward
  Synopsis Teach Girl Scouts between fifth and eighth grades about horsemanship, horse anatomy, saddle construction, history of the sport, and to gain self confidence and leadership skills from interactions with the horses and their peers
     
14. Name Suzie Wassel
  Project Title Training a Green Horse: Project Bam
  Faculty Sponsor Dr. Linda McClaren
  Synopsis Formulate goals as I progress in training Bam to be handled easily on the ground and under saddle
     
15. Name Kate Woodard
  Project Title Lumps and Limps: An equine lameness and blemish dichotomous key (designed with the WWU Keeper in mind)
  Faculty Sponsor Dr. Linda McClaren
  Synopsis Catalog the most common causes of lameness and visible blemishes in the horse’s limb and provide clear images, a description of the problem and whether it causes unsoundness at any gait, treatment protocol, and long term prognosis as well as an appendix on lameness assessment and evaluation


 

 
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