Honors Thesis Presentations
Join us to celebrate the research and creative work of our 2025-2026 honors graduates! Save the date for Honors Research Day, Saturday, April 25, 2026 from 9am - 1:30pm. Research Day presentations are held on the 2nd floor of Lang Hall and are open to the public.
Research Day Presentation Schedule
Additional Spring Presentations:
Monday, April 27th
3:30pm in BAR 3021 - Skylar Redford, Biology: Biomedical/Pre-Prof: Medicine - Applying Theoretical Models to Experiments of Curved DNA (Justin Peters - Chemistry & Biochemistry)
Wednesday, April 29th
2:00pm in BAR 3021 - Emma Larsen, Biology: Ecology, Evolution, Organismal - Growth and Sustainability of Ash Tree Replacements in Twin Lakes, Iowa: A Comprehensive Study (Chad Heinzel - Earth & Environmental Sciences)
Thursday, April 30th
3:30pm in BAR 3021 - Jadin Grieser, Public Administration/Political Science - We Don't Get Our Voices Heard, We Work: Power, Perception, and the Working-Class (Ana Kogl - Political Science)
Friday, May 1st
11:00am on Zoom - Kristin Moos, Individual Studies - Improving French Dependency Parsing via Domain Adaptation with CamemBERT: A Case Study in Administrative French (Andrew Berns - Computer Science)
2:00pm in BAR 3021 - Trina Schmadeke, Political Science/Pre-Law - Perceptions of Money in Politics: Analyzing the Connection Between Knowledge of Congressional Campaign Funding and Political Trust in the United States (Kyle Endres - Political Science)
Thursday, May 7th
11:00am in BAR 1060 - Jordan Smith, Psychology - Predictors of Prejudice towards People with Tattoos (Helen Harton - Psychology)