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Marianna Brady, Gender Studies with minor in History and Spanish, Human trafficking in Asia and America, education in the developing world (primarily women's education)

Mariya Chadovich, Neuroscience, How physical trauma or brain disease affect the brain and how the brain reacts to the insult and how the brain heals afterwards

Tanya Chen, Biomedical Engineering and Physics, Microvasculature blood flow mechanics and biomedical microdevices

Tamara Dukich, Neuroscience, Difference in learning between males and females through the examination of patterns within childhood education

Sarah Edwards, Spanish, Benefits of economic change and gender equality on women's health

Sara Gottesman, Chemistry, materials development for sustainable building, including both natural materials as well as synthetics

Amanda Hardy, Cell and Molecular Biology and Philosohpy, Orthopedics, biology and medicine

Hillary Johnson, Anthropology, Anthropological analysis of perceptions of alternative medicine and its efficacy

Olivia Mahler-Haug, Psychology and International Development, child development with a special interest in anxiety disorders, peace and conflict studies

Abirami Rajasegaran, Public Health and Spanish, Social and behavioral customs that one may encounter in rural areas of Central America, and how this innate background affects the society's ability to accept Western medicine as a method of treatment.

Kara Ramsey, Philosophy and Economics, comparative effectives research on Louisiana's mental health system

Caroline Sampson, Art History, Societies in the post disaster era and how the arts have influenced and healed societies. The nonprofit sector and how art organizations can rebuild a community

Catherine Simpson, Public health, Psychology and Dance, Public health in developing societies with a focus on mental health and therapy through dance

Kelley Walton, Sociology and Gender & Sexuality Studies with minor in Spanish, Sexual assault on college campuses in the U.S., specifically sexual assault prevention programs and awareness

Sarah Williams, Neuroscience with minor in Spanish, Obesity and its causes

Claire Wilson, Neuroscience and Asian Studies, Prenatal/neonatal development, the connection between mental and physical development, differences in developmental neuroscience due to mental disease, neonatal massage therapy

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