Jasson Crentsil | Characterizing the Signature of a Lymph Node Sample Using Low and High-Resolution X-ray Fluorescence Microscopy | Dr. Gayle Woloschak | Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine
Megumi Fukuzawa | Expressing Big Feelings and Challenging Maternal Blame: The Asian American Mother-Daughter Trope Reimagined | Dr. Tamara Bhalla | American Studies
Timothy Grooms | Supporting Critical Thinking Skills to Improve Understanding in High School World History Classes | Dr. Linda Oliva | Education
Arjun Kanjarpane | Exploring Gag and Rev RRE Interactions in HIV-1 Through a Multimodal Biochemical Approach | Dr. Michael Summers | Chemistry and Biochemistry
Victor Manzo | Influence of Father Involvement on the Relationship Between Maternal Postpartum Depression and Infant Self-Regulation | Dr. Nanmathi Manian | Psychology
Maya Tondravi | Investigating Learned Associations Between Contextual Cues and Aversive Stimuli | Dr. Tara LeGates | Biological Sciences
Janae Jacobs, Charmain Su, Bodhi Arnold, Eli Kawecki, Stephen Vaudreuil, Lujane Elkhatib, Ikee Chandler | Capstone Team Game Development | Prof. Michael Satzinger | Visual Arts
Khoa Tran | Self-Expression: A Reckoning of Identity, Sexuality, Society, And Culture | Prof. Jules Rosskam | Visual Arts
Talia Trunk, Robby Dews, Matthew Shuck, Kwame Dodiar, Jason Polon, Will DeStaffen | CMSC 493 Capstone Game Design | Prof. Michael Satzinger | Visual Arts
Tommy Waldo | Shroom People: An Experiment in Storytelling Through Material Performance | Prof. Robert Pawloski | Visual Arts
Vivian Yeh, Christina Lukaszczyk | Ghost Station: An Interactive Exploration of Time, Alienation, and the COVID-19 Pandemic | Prof. Ryan Zuber | Visual Arts
Meet Sean,
He is a Visual Arts major and an URA Scholar. He is a proponent of research funding... "You have nothing to lose except the potential of how far $1500.00 can push you in your career. You can do almost anything you want with the funds as long as you just prove that it’s worth doing." His future goals is to freelance as a photographer and to continue to visually tell the stories of people who can’t tell their own.
Sean's creative project will document the "invisible citizens" of Baltimore City. Homeless individuals are visible casualties of racial and socio-economic class divisions, yet as individuals they are often invisible to much of society. In an effort to make some of these individuals visible, Sean will interview and make individual photographic portraits of select homeless persons with whom he has become acquainted in the past year. This work will personify the individual. Homeless people who participate will be able to take credit for helping others who share their struggle.
Read more about his research here…
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