Educating undergraduate women for leadership in the 21st century.

• Haley Ade, International Relations, Effects of microfinancing in Brazil

• Mariah Bullock, Art History, minor in Dance and International Development, visual arts and how it has documented the cultural development of post colonial countries. 

• Gisele Calderon, Biomedical Engineering, tissue engineering and fabrication of artificial organs

• Julia Chen, Public Health with a minor in French, effectiveness of children vaccines and track necessary vaccinations through parent and clinic involvement

• S. Rebecca Chen, Biomedical Engineering, Central Nervous system Tissue Regeneration specifically the possibility of guiding axon growth in simulated systems with an integration of growth factors and proteins

• Amelia Conrad, International Relations and International Development with a minor in Spanish, relationship between the cost and availability of childcare, female labor force participation, and female political participation in Peru

• Briah Fischer, Public Health, delivery of medicine and healthcare in extreme environments

• Taylor Geiger, Marketing, consumer behavior and its correlation to helping others

• Nicolette Guillou, Psychology and Public Health, Improving women's health and well-being by applying Positive Psychology to social justice and sustainable community development

• Melanie Harris, Cellular and Molecular Biology, pesticides in drinking water

• Meagan Knowlton, Environmental Science and French, geomorphological research on rivers, global climate change and how it affects water resources
  

• Kelsey Moran, Public Health with a minor in Mathematics and Spanish, fitness and health promotion, with an increased focus in adolescent and young women

• Frances Roche, Middle Eastern Studies, How women in non-democratic societies, specifically the Middle East, acquire equality

• Katherine Ryan, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, improving the lives of horses in relations to their effect on mentally and physically disabled children

• Jackie Schornstein, Psychology and Gender Studies, abusive relationships

• Alexa Schwartz, Anthropology, Latin American Studies, and Spanish, with a minor in Business; Latino migrant laborer population in post-Katrina New Orleans
  

• C. Grace Sprehn, Biological Chemistry, genetics, specifically Angelman Syndrome

• Victoria Troeger, Environmental Science with a focus on biology, Relationships man has with nature, especially when it comes to agriculture

• Katie Weaver, English and Political Science with minor in Music, relationship between literary works and their author's political involvement and/or political views, as well as the impact of said works on their audience

• Alexandra Yarost, Economics and Environmental Health, interaction between environmental and economic policies