SURE

2010 SURE Participants

The following students were selected to participate in the Summer Undergraduate Research Experience in 2010.

Amber Bakkum, '12
Physics — Computational Modeling of Slosh Dynamics in the Orion Service Module Downstream Propellant Tank, mentored by Prof. Kevin Crosby

Brianne Birsa, '11
Biology — Bat Ecology: Acoustic Monitoring of Local Bat Activity, mentored by Prof. Deanna Byrnes

Susan Craig, '11
Chemistry — Identifying the Intermolecular Interactions Responsible for Chiral Recognition in Drug/Micelle Mixtures, mentored by Prof. Kevin Morris

John Egner, '13
Biology — Bat Evolution: Building the Molecular Phylogeny of Dobsonia, mentored by Prof. Deanna Byrnes

Kyle Enot, '11
Biology/Environmental Science — Algae as a potential bioremediation tool for atrazine, mentored by Prof. Tracy Gartner

Amanda Faint, '11
Physics — High Resolution Spectroscopic Studies of the Diffuse Interstellar Bands: The Fullerene Hypothesis, mentored by Prof. Julie Dahlstrom

Katie Gast, '11
Biology — Characterization of Potential Endocrine Disrupting Compounds in the Southeastern Wisconsin Water, mentored by Prof. Dan Choffnes

Adam Glover, '12
Environmental Science — Invasive Species Working Group, mentored by Profs. Scott Hegrenes and Tracy Gartner

Tim Hamerly, '11
Chemistry — Using NMR Spectroscopy to Study the Motional Dynamics of Chiral Molecules, mentored by Prof. Kevin Morris

Cassandra Kawell, '11
Computer Science — Software Evolution and the Moving Picture Metaphor, mentored by Prof. Mark Mahoney

Stacy Kosinski, '12
Biology — Characterization of Potential Endocrine Disrupting Compounds in the Southeastern Wisconsin Water, mentored by Prof. Dan Choffnes

Amy Macemon, '12
Biology — Bat Ecology: Acoustic Monitoring of Local Bat Activity, mentored by Prof. Deanna Byrnes

Sarah Marble, '11
Chemistry — Investigating the Association of Drugs and Chiral Micelles using NMR Spectroscopy, mentored by Prof. Kevin Morris

Alexandra Matzinger, '11
Biology — Bat Ecology: Acoustic Monitoring of Local Bat Activity, mentored by Prof. Deanna Byrnes

Jennifer Nicklaus, '11
Physics — A Catalogue of Diffuse Interstellar Bands in the Near Infrared, mentored by Prof. Julie Dahlstrom

Marie Pichler, '11
Environmental Science — Invasive Species Working Group, with environmental science professors Scott Hegrenes and Tracy Gartner

Anne Pioppo, '12
Biology — Characterization of Potential Endocrine Disrupting Compounds in the Southeastern Wisconsin Water, mentored by Prof. Daniel Choffnes

Bill Quade, '11
Environmental Science — Invasive Species Working Group, mentored by Profs. Scott Hegrenes and Tracy Gartner

Leann Quertinmont, '11
Chemistry — Syntheses and NMR Explorations of Enantioselective NMR Shift Reagents, mentored by Prof. Timothy Eckert

David Reis, '11
Psychology/Neuroscience — mentored by Prof. Dan Miller

Isaac Rothenbaum, '11
Computer Science — Software Evolution and the Moving Picture Metaphor, mentored by Prof. Mark Mahoney

Kimberly Schultz, '12
Physics — Computational Modeling of Slosh Dynamics in the Orion Service Module Downstream Propellant Tank, mentored by Prof. Kevin Crosby

Coty Tatge, '12
Physics — A Catalogue of Diffuse Interstellar Bands in the Near Infrared, mentored by Prof. Julie Dahlstrom

Douglas Vodnik, '13
Physics — Mechanical Properties of Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes, mentored by Prof. Kevin Crosby

Morgan Wiechmann, '12
Environmental Science — Invasive Species Working Group, mentored by Profs. Scott Hegrenes and Tracy Gartner

Social Science Summer Research Program

The following students were selected to participate in the Social Science Summer Research Program:

Ian Brodie, '11
Jessica Conderman, '11
Andrea Leschewski, '11
Brian Zielinski, '11


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Student Research Projects

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