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Wartburg College’s PARENTS’ RECEPTIONS Hagemann Castle Room, Saemann Student Center 7:30-8:30 a.m. and 4-5 p.m. STUDENT PRESENTATIONS Campuswide, all day Research, Internship, and Creative Endeavor Day Thursday, April 11, 2019
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PARENTS’ RECEPTIONSHagemann Castle Room, Saemann Student Center
7:30-8:30 a.m. and 4-5 p.m.
STUDENT PRESENTATIONSCampuswide, all day
Research, Internship, and Creative Endeavor Day
Thursday, April 11, 2019
Today, Wartburg College dedicates a day recognizing student achievements in and out of the classroom. Research, Internship, and Creative Endeavor (RICE) Day showcases academic and co-curricular pursuits across disciplines.
RICE Day is designed to: • create a campus culture that celebrates academic excellence and rigor, • foster awareness of and appreciation for a wide variety of student learning, • provide a platform for students to share their knowledge and work, and • inspire and educate the campus community, alumni, friends, and the general public.
RICE Day features poster sessions, oral and video presentations, readings, panel discussions, displays, art exhibits, and music performances.
RICE Day supports several goals of the college’s strategic plan—lifting up the importance of deep and integrative learning, vocational discernment, mentoring relationships, and telling the Wartburg story.
A special thanks to the RICE Day Committee for planning this special event: Dr. Shawn Ellerbroek, chair; Dr. Penni Pier, Dr. Jose Reyes-Tommasini, Dr. Jennifer Larson, Carrie Gleason, Madison Simmons (student representative), Sally Malcolm, and Janeen Stewart.
Undergraduate research is made possible in part by a gift from Dr. Ferol S. Menzel, vice president for academic affairs and dean of the faculty from 1999 to 2011.
Schedule by Department/AreaArtStudent Displays, FAC Art Gallery (seniors) and FAC 114 All Day
AthleticsOpen Practices (baseball, golf, lacrosse, softball, tennis, track and field) 4-6 p.m.
BiologyBiology 152 Research Open House/Poster Session, The W Hall of Champions 8:30-9:45 a.m.
Business Administration, Accounting & EconomicsSenior Seminar in Business Presentations, WBC 116 8:30-9:45 a.m.
Advertising Campaign Client Presentations, WBC 215 1-2:15 p.m.
Center for Community EngagementWicked Problems Incubator Presentations, WBC 116 10-11:15 a.m.
Internships and Urban Studies Programs Open House, Lower Level CTC Hallway 1-2:15 p.m.
EducationIowa Professional Teaching Standards Portfolios/Electronic Portfolios, Reading Research, 10-11:15 a.m. and Diverse Teaching Experiences Open House, The W Hall of Champions
Engineering ScienceAutonomous Robot Demonstration, The W Classrooms 7-9 p.m.
English Capstone Presentations, LH 330 1-2:15 p.m.
Capstone Presentations, LH 330 2:30-3:45 p.m.
HistoryHistorical Methods Course Research Presentations, CTC 200 10-11:15 a.m.
Honors Research Seminar Presentations, CTC 200 1-2:15 p.m.
Historiography Capstone Presentations, CTC 200 2:30-3:45 p.m.
Journalism & CommunicationSenior Capstone Documentaries, Neumann Auditorium 3-4 p.m.
Leadership EducationExperiential Learning Presentations, WBC 217 10-11:15 a.m.
Capstone Portfolios and Baldwin Leadership Fellow Projects 1-2:15 p.m.
Open House, WBC 217
MusicGlobal Spaces, Expression, and Social Change Poster Session, FAC Lobby 8:30-9:45 a.m.
Music Education Capstone Poster Open House, FAC Lobby 8:30-9:45 a.m.
Music Therapy Advocacy in the Community Open House, FAC Lobby 10-11:15 a.m.
Music Performance Lecture Recitals, FAC 104 (Orchestra Hall) 1-2:15 p.m.
Music: An Exploration of Contemporary Women Composers, FAC Lobby 2:30-3:45 p.m.
A Celebration of Clara Schumann, FAC Lobby 2:30-3:45 p.m.
Ensemble Open Rehearsals
Castle Singers, Chapel 3:45 p.m. Wartburg Choir, Chapel 4:50 p.m. Wind Ensemble, FAC 100 4:50 p.m.
Peace and Justice StudiesEnvisioning Peace, Pursuing Justice Paper Presentations, LH 324 10-11:15 a.m.
Religion and PhilosophyBible and Theology Presentations, GRS 131 8:30-9:45 a.m.
Capstone Presentations, LH 333 1-2:15 pm
Bible and Theology Presentations, GRS 131 2:30-3:45 p.m.
Scholars ProgramSenior Project Defenses, WBC 214 (Buckmaster) 8:30-9:45 a.m.
Senior Project Defenses, WBC 214 (Buckmaster) 10-11:15 a.m.
Senior Project Defenses, WBC 214 (Buckmaster) 1-2:15 p.m.
Social SciencesPolitical Science, Psychology, and Sociology: Open House/Poster Session, 1-2:30 p.m.
The W Hall of Champions
Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology: Presentations, The W Classrooms 2:30-4 p.m.
Social WorkField Education Symposium and Honors Presentations, The W Hall of Champions and The W Hall of Fame Room 8:30-9:45 a.m.
SpanishCapstone Presentations, LH 326 8:30-9:45 a.m.
Translation Roundtable, LH 326 10-11:15 a.m.
STEMDepartments of Biology; Biochemistry, Chemistry & Engineering Science; Mathematics, 7-9 p.m. Computer Science & Physics: Open House/Poster Session, The W Hall of Champions and The W Classrooms
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ScheduleWednesday, April 10
5:30 p.m. Scholars Program: Senior Banquet (by invitation only)
Thursday, April 11
All day Art: Student Displays FAC Art Gallery (seniors) and FAC 114
7:30-8:30 a.m. Parents’ Reception (by invitation only)
8:30-9:45 a.m. Biology: BI 152 Research Open House/Poster Session, The W Hall of Champions
Business Administration, Accounting & Economics: Senior Seminar in Business Presentations, WBC 116
Music: Global Spaces, Expression, and Social Change Capstone Poster Session, FAC Lobby
Music: Music Education Capstone Poster Open House, FAC Lobby
Religion: Bible and Theology Presentations, GRS 131
Scholars Program: Senior Project Defenses, WBC 214 (Buckmaster)
Social Work: Field Education Symposium and Honors Presentations, The W Hall of Champions and The W Hall of Fame Room
Spanish: Capstone Presentations, LH 326
10-11:15 a.m. Art: Senior Presentations, FAC 114c
Center for Community Engagement: Wicked Problems Incubator Presentations, WBC 116
Education: Iowa Professional Teaching Standards Portfolios/Electronic Portfolios, Reading Research, and Diverse Teaching Experiences Open House, The W Hall of Champions
History: Historical Methods Course Research Presentations, CTC 200
Leadership Education: Experiential Learning Presentations, WBC 217
Music: Music Therapy Advocacy in the Community Open House, FAC Lobby
Peace and Justice Studies: Envisioning Peace, Pursuing Justice Paper Presentations, LH 324
Scholars Program: Senior Project Defenses, WBC 214 (Buckmaster)
Spanish: Translation Roundtable, LH 326
11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m.
Lunch Den-Rittersaal, Konditorei, Mensa, Zesty Orange
Scholarship Luncheon (by invitation only)
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1-2:15 p.m. Business Administration, Accounting & Economics: Advertising Campaign Client Presentations, WBC 215
Center for Community Engagement: Internships and Urban Studies Programs Open House, Lower Level CTC Hallway
English: Capstone Presentations, LH 330
History: Honors Research Seminar Presentations, CTC 200
Leadership Education: Capstone Portfolios and Baldwin Leadership Fellow Projects Open House, WBC 217
Music: Music Performance Lecture Recitals, FAC 104 (Orchestra Hall)
Religion & Philosophy: Capstone Presentations, LH 333
Scholars Program: Senior Project Defenses, WBC 214 (Buckmaster)
1-2:30 p.m. Social Sciences – Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology: Open House/Poster Session, The W Hall of Champions
2:30-4 p.m. Social Sciences – Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology: Presentations, The W Classrooms
2:30-3:45 p.m. English: Capstone Presentations, LH 330
History: Historiography Capstone Presentations, CTC 200
Music: A Celebration of Clara Schumann, FAC Lobby
Music: An Exploration of Contemporary Women Composers: Styles, Gender Politics, and Place, FAC Lobby
Religion: Bible and Theology Presentations, GRS 131
3-4 p.m. Journalism & Communication: Senior Capstone Documentaries, Neumann Auditorium
4-5 p.m. Parents’ Reception, Hagemann Castle Room
4-6 p.m. Athletics Open Practices: baseball, golf, lacrosse, softball, tennis, track and field
Music: Ensemble Open Rehearsals 3:45 p.m. Castle Singers Chapel 4:50 p.m. Wartburg Choir Chapel 4:50 p.m. Wind Ensemble FAC 100
7-9 p.m. Art: Senior Art Exhibition and Opening Reception, FAC Art Gallery
Engineering Science: Autonomous Robot Demonstration, The W Classrooms (East & Middle)
STEM: Departments of Biology; Biochemistry, Chemistry & Engineering Science; Mathematics, Computer Science & Physics: Open House/Poster Session, The W Hall of Champions
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Sessions and Events
Wednesday, April 105:30 p.m. Scholars Program: Senior Banquet (by invitation only)
Thursday, April 11All Day Art: Student Displays Waldemar A. Schmidt Art Gallery (seniors) and Bachman Fine Arts Center 114
7:30-8:30 a.m. Parents’ Reception (by invitation only)
8:30-9:45 a.m. Biology 152 Research Open House/Poster Session The W Hall of Champions
Ryan Dalton, Dylan Erdelt, Katheryn Opperman Dr. Stephanie Toering Peters, adviser The Effects of Combination Diets on the Survival Rate of Tigriopus californicus
Alexis Ernst, Caleb Lines, Jonah Thomas, Jadyn Wellik Dr. Stephanie Toering Peters, adviser Survival Rates of Tigriopus californicus in Different Boric Acid Concentrations
Hailie Clausen-Kinnersly, Katelyn Finnegan, Brandon Merritt Dr. Stephanie Toering Peters, adviser The Effects of Changing Volume on Tigriopus californicus Mortality Rates
Nelson Cook, Dennis Davis, Max Goodhue, Annaka Noss Dr. Stephanie Toering Peters, adviser The Effect of NPK on the Survival Rate of Tigriopus californicus
Haley Barkau, Benjamin Cupp, Grace Petersen, Abigael Thier Dr. Stephanie Toering Peters, adviser How Different Food Sources Impact Mortality Rates of Tigriopus californicus
Max Aalbers, Carrington Bush, Theresa Havlik, Blake Zimmerman Dr. Michaeleen Golay, adviser Effect of alternative algae on Tigriopus californicus survival
Nick Bockenstedt, Dantiana Fernandez, Dr. Michaeleen Golay, adviser Nathan MacDonald, Kendall Mayne The effects of synthetic and organic fertilizer on Tigriopus californicus
Abby DeBaillie, Kain Eagle, Davita Itonyo, Kayla Reisch Dr. Michaeleen Golay, adviser Salinity effects on nauplius life stage length of Tigriopus californicus
Justin Boord, Key Dalrymple, Sydney Illg, Leah Morrison Dr. Michaeleen Golay, adviser The effect of extreme temperature on survival rates of male and female Tigriopus californicus
Rebekah Corson, Mahnoor Ghumman, Hanna Schmitt, Tanner Shields Dr. Michaeleen Golay, adviser The effect of a HT7 algal diet on the survival of Tigriopus californicus
Rocio Amaro Marquez, Braxton Baum, Rachel Wolff, Dalton Woodyard Dr. Michaeleen Golay, adviser The effects of temperature in determining sex ratio of Tigriopus californicus
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Kevin Duque, Brenna Jacobs, Hailey Osburn Dr. Keith McClung, adviser The effects of temperature on T. californicus reproductive success
Mary McDonough, Riley Nolan, Nicole Popp, Tristan Voelker Dr. Keith McClung, adviser The effect of salinity on T. californicus on survival and mortality rate of mature adult male copepods
McKenna Major, Shlok Sadlapurkar, Jayme Willemssen Dr. Keith McClung, adviser The effect of boric acid on mortality of Tigriopus californicus within an artificial marine environment
Lauren Haertjens, Devon Poppen, Audrey Revier, Samuel Reyes Dr. Keith McClung, adviser The effects of environmental salinity in Tigriopus californicus sex ratios
Dana Baumann, Bendita Dos Santos, Logan Nelsen, Dr. Keith McClung, adviser Joseline Robles Rosales Effect of salinity on copepods offspring sex ratio
Claire Dunne, Marissa Lopez, Brooklyn Waller, Aidan Weber Dr. Keith McClung, adviser The effect of different oil concentrations on the mortality of T. californicus
Mikela Elenz, Katelyn Foster, Haley Varo Eric Berns, adviser The effect of substituting the diet of Tigriopus californicus with amino acids on survival rate
Andi Cartwright, Lindsay Langford, Samuel Thomas, Grace Roseen Eric Berns, adviser The effect of changes in salinity on Tigriopus califonicus nauplii development
Brielle Downing, Jaylen McBride, Sarah Morkel, Alex Stone Eric Berns, adviser T. californicus survival with various protein food sources
Ryan Bonthius, Chelsea Capper, Greyson Kincaid, Ashley Quintana Eric Berns, adviser The effects of temperature and salinity extremes on the mortality rate of Tigriopus californicus
Sarah Fangman, Carly VanKeulen, Ben Weepie, Darian Wegner Eric Berns, adviser Minimal algal food requirements for Tigriopus californicus survival
Alex Bechtel, Kathryn Luers, Ben Mason, Serina Hovden Eric Berns, adviser UV radiation exposure and the survival rate of T. californicus
Business Administration, Accounting & Economics: Whitehouse Business Center 116 Senior Seminar in Business Presentations
Dr. Allan Bernard, assistant professor of business administration, adviser
Jackie Falconer, Haley Harms, Ashlee Henderson, Alison Rusch Values and Ventures Competition
Jakeena McKay Nordstrom
Breyanna Primous Ulta Beauty
Colin Richard Advanced Micro Devices
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Music: Music Education Capstone Poster Open House Bachman Fine Arts Center Lobby
Dr. Scott Muntefering, associate professor of music, and Dr. Nicki Toliver, assistant professor of music, advisers
Riley Anderson Feedback Principles and Processes: Promoting Successful Communication in Rehearsal
Amber Brockman Classroom Management: PBIS in the Music Classroom
Mark Fakler Changing Our Language, Not Our Reasoning: Junior High School Treble and Bass Choirs
Mary Kate Hines Music Literacy: A Comparison between Sound-Before-Symbol and Traditional Music Reading Teaching Strategies
Eliott Kuchera Coaching Band: How Coaching Strategies Can Be Effectively Applied to Ensemble Rehearsals
Greta Nelson The Zones of Regulation: How Music Teachers Can Influence and Implement Self-Regulating Practices in the Secondary Classroom
Music: Global Spaces, Expression, and Bachman Fine Arts Center Lobby Social Change Poster Session
Dr. Paula Survilla, professor of music, adviser
Scott Eiklenborg Performance, Tactics, and Strategies
Chris Hale How We Killed the Arts: Audience Development through a Diversified Approach
Annika Johnson Roles for Women in the History of Opera: Narratives, Thematic Representation, and Societal Attitudes
Eliott Kuchera Ludomusicology: An Approach and Application
Elizabeth Lyke Music and Memory
Emily Schmidt The Effects of Music on Modern Buddhist Meditation
Jordan Schwartz Placing Women in Music History: Tensions, Expectations, and Exclusions
Nina Vitari The Effect of Music on Older Adults
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Religion and Philosophy: Bible and Theology Presentations Grossmann Hall 131
Dr. Chip Bouzard, professor of religion, adviser
Ally Limke, Katie Linthicum Why God Hates the Abuse of the Poor and Alien
Sierra Mastin The Apostle Paul and a Feminist Theology of Creation
Kyle Minden, Micah Sieg God’s Vision for Government
Scholars Program: Senior Project Defenses Whitehouse Business Center 214 (Buckmaster)
8:30 a.m. Eric Rix Dr. Stephanie Toering Peters, adviser Effects of Benzene on Acute Myeloid Leukemia Precursors in Drosophila
8:45 a.m. Michael Zhang Dr. Mariah Birgen, adviser Mathematics and Voting
9:00 a.m. Megan Kidwell Dr. Jose Reyes-Tomassini, adviser Effects of Dietary Tryptophan on Amphiprion ocellaris Subjected to Shipping Stress
Social Work: Field Education Symposium The W Hall of Champions and Honors Presentations The W Hall of Fame Room
Dr. Tammy Faux, professor of social work, and Dr. Lynn Peters, professor of social work
Honors Presentations
Phi Alpha Honor Society Induction Lexi Borcherding, Kimberly Cespedes, Megan Malaski, Jacqueline Polglaze, Lilly Sauer, Brittany
Strause, Jessica Sydnes, Allison Yuska
Outstanding Senior Bailey Lambert
St. Elizabeth Award Nora Brown
Mannie Holmes (diversity support and promotion) Award Kyera Love
Outstanding Community Partner Award Melisa Lammers ’93, Iowa Department of Human Services
Senior Practicum
Emma Bowman Operation Threshold - Waterloo, Iowa (Mindy Dolan)
Taylor Guthrie UnityPoint Health - Allen Hospital - Waterloo, Iowa (Anna Cullen)
Kaitlyn Kregel Friends of the Family - Waverly, Iowa (KarLee Kearns; Rosie Young-Julion)
Bailey Lambert Peoples Clinic - Waterloo, Iowa (Melissa Dunleavy)
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Kyera Love Iowa Department of Human Services - Allison, Iowa (Melisa Lammers)
Troy McAllister Black Hawk/Grundy Mental Health Center - Waterloo, Iowa (Trisha Naylor)
Lauren Rupprecht LSI Together for Families - Waverly, Iowa (Sam Soash)
Students at Wartburg West
Nora Brown St. Francis Center - Denver, Colo. (Andrew Spinks)
Destany Himschoot Mount St. Vincent Home - Denver, Colo. (Erica Donica)
Katie Linthicum Interfaith Alliance - Denver, Colo. (Sonia Kaufman)
Olivia Tangren Mount St. Vincent Home - Denver, Colo. (Erica Donica)
Spanish: Capstone Presentations Luther Hall 326
Dr. Thomas Boerigter, professor of Spanish, adviser
Hannah Williams Don Quijote, Man of La Mancha
Bryce Origer Las Meninas: Mirroring Identity
Karlee Boyle The Burial of the Count of Orgaz: Two Worlds
Andrew Linkletter The Dark Night: Spanish Mysticism in the Golden Age
10-11:15 a.m. Art: Senior Presentations Bachman Fine Arts Center 114c
Sam Engelken
Hannah Fox
Haley Harms
Emily McCalla
Anthony Quesada Sanchez
Center for Community Engagement: Whitehouse Business Center 116 Wicked Problems Incubator Presentations
Saffa Bockarie, Tyler Bitting, Matthew Mulford Sustainable Cassava Harvester
Madison Bloker Bound Blessings Bible Bootcamp
Rachel Ndjuluwa Hope for the Namibian Child
Hailey Schmitz Make an Impact: Be a Mentor
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Education: Iowa Professional Teaching Standards Portfolios: The W Hall of Champions Electronic Portfolios, Reading Research, and Diverse Teaching Experiences Open House
Dr. Kelly Faga, associate professor of education, and Dr. Stephanie TeKippe, assistant professor of education, advisers
Reading Research
Adrienne Boettger, Megann Kinseth, Rachel Stuckey The Impact of Standard Algorithms and Student Invented Strategies on First Grade Addition
Student Teaching
Cassidy Harrington, Megan Newbrough, Claire Schroede Student Teaching Island Style–Hawaii
Caria Philgreen, Elizabeth Roby-Miklus Student Teaching with Rocky Mountain View
Teaching Portfolios
Caria Philgreen Electronic Portfolio
History: Historical Methods Course Research Presentations Classroom Technology Center 200
Dr. Terry Lindell, professor of history, adviser
Jonathan Banse Influenza in Clayton County: The Impact of the Pandemic of 1918 on Rural America
Brian Mallia Soldiers’ Letters from World War I in the Whittemore Champion
Andrew Newell The Tie that Binds: A Brief History of the Lutheran Homes of Muscatine, Iowa, 1921-1941
Leadership Education: Experiential Learning Presentations Whitehouse Business Center 217
Dr. Fred Waldstein, professor of political science, Ashley Lang, assistant director of the Institute for Leadership Education, advisers
Charmaine Denison-George, Hannah Onken, Nathan Trabue Community Builders: Transforming Leadership Theory into Practice
Jared Feigenbaum, Haley Meyer, Courtney Moser, Courtney Stucker Character and Leadership Development: Experiences and Perspectives Associated with Attending a USAFA Leadership Conference
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Connor Bailey, Odbayer Buyantogtokh, Madeline Fletcher, Adrianna Gordon, Brett Guy, Brady Heusinkvelt, Nick Kinnicker, Mary O’Connell, John Patrick Demonstrating Leadership through Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training
Music: Music Therapy Advocacy in the Community Bachman Fine Arts Center Lobby Open House
Dr. Alpha Woodward, assistant professor of music therapy, adviser
Bailey Condon, Adriana Stuppi, Nina Vitari Advocating to Prospective Youth
Sadie Eitemiller, Mallory Swigart, Samantha Willis Music Therapy: A Student’s Perspective
Sofia Bouffard, Harlie Jacobsen, Megan Russell, Kim Schlesinger Wartburg College Music Therapy: Faculty Outreach
Peace and Justice Studies: Envisioning Peace, Luther Hall 324 Pursuing Justice Paper Presentations
Dr. Kyle Schenkewitz, visiting assistant professor of religion, adviser
` Colin Jacobs
Scholars Program: Senior Project Defenses Whitehouse Business Center 214 (Buckmaster)
10 a.m. Sabah Munir Dr. Todd Reiher, adviser Math Anxiety: The Roles of Age, Gender, and Parental Education
10:15 a.m. Morgan Goedken Dr. Allan Bernard, adviser Amer Sports Corporation Case Analysis
10:30 a.m. Nathan Stumme Dr. Matthew Zart, adviser Oxidation of Cobalt(II) Metal Ion Complexes Containing H-Bonding
10:45 a.m. Nicholas Arp Dr. Shawn Ellerbroek, adviser Protein Kinase C-Alpha Phosphorylates XPLN on Serine-399
Spanish: Translation Roundtable Luther Hall 326
Tanner Duffy, Todd Greer, Kathryn Kreis, Jessica Mueller, Cade Pederson
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11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m.
Lunch Please enjoy lunch at any of the following campus venues: Den-Rittersaal (Saemann Student
Center), Konditorei (Vogel Library), Mensa (Saemann Student Center), Zesty Orange (The W)
Scholarship Luncheon (by invitation only)
1-2:15 p.m. Business Administration, Accounting & Economics: Whitehouse Business Center 215 Advertising Campaign Client Presentations
Prof. Kimberly Folkers, associate professor of business administration, adviser
Erin Kedrowski, Abby Lucas, Mason McMillan, Kyle Minden Duncan Home Services Campaign 1
Monique Ellison, Lexie Kuehl, Hannah Onken, Madison Rentschler Duncan Home Services Campaign 2
Joey Baumann, Noah Beisner, Dillon Calkins, Bo Greenlee, Clayton Weltha Duncan Home Services Campaign 3
Michael Baker, Ramsey Kock, Ryan Kurth, Coleman May, Luyanda Shongwe Duncan Home Services Campaign 4
Jackie Falconer, Haley Harms, Allie Ney, Casey Roberts Golden Thistle Campaign 1
Riley Close, Morgan Finch, Ben Johnson, Hart Shelton-Davies Golden Thistle Campaign 2
Mason Carter, Joe Duehr, Max Forsyth, Carver King Golden Thistle Campaign 3
Center for Community Engagement: Lower Level, Classroom Technology Center Hallway Internships and Urban Studies Programs Open House
Jo Dorrance, internship coordinator
Yecenia Andrade Wartburg West/Metro Caring
Ian Coon Des Moines Urban Studies/RAYGUN
Elizabeth Martin Wartburg West/University Park Elementary
Karly Miner Wartburg West/Craig Hospital
Madison Stirling Wartburg West/Porter Hospice
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Shaila Vera Wartburg West/The Bridge Project
Matt Schneider Des Moines Urban Studies/Adaptive Sports Iowa
English: Capstone Presentations Luther Hall 330
Dr. Sonja Lynch, associate professor of English, adviser
Elizabeth Blough An Examination of Adaptations of Shirley Jackson’s The Haunting of Hill House
Natalie Dudley Trends in Young Adult Dystopian Literature
Jordyn MacDonald The Objectification and Oversexualization of Young Girls in Mid-20th Century American Media Through Nabokov’s Lolita
Madison Simmons The Moral Lapse: Toxic Masculinity in Watchmen
History: Honors Research Seminar Presentations Classroom Technology Center 200
Dr. Terry Lindell, professor of history, adviser
Trevor Hurd A Social History of the Civilian Conservation Corps
Abby Klug ‘The troops were dazzled‘: Historiography of Women in the Crusades
Trevor Krug The Proud Bird Crows for Democracy: The Gubernatorial Elections of 1889-91 in Bremer County
Leadership Education: Capstone Portfolios Whitehouse Business Center 217 and Baldwin Leadership Fellow Projects Open House
Nick Arp
Madison Bloker
Emily Meeker
Trygve Anderson
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Music: Music Performance Lecture Recitals Bachman Fine Arts Center Room 104 (Orchestra Hall) Travis Blanks, trombone
Payton Brinkman, flute
Levi Capesius, voice
Scott Eiklenborg, percussion
Patrick Jones, violin
Kyra Lehman, voice
Kim Schlesinger, piano
Bethany Zenk, clarinet
Philosophy: Capstone Presentations Luther Hall 333
Dr. Kyle Schenkewitz, visiting assistant professor of religion, adviser
Jonathan Lansink Hannah Arendt’s Normative Ethic of Thinking
Colin Jacobs International aid during crisis: The successes and failures of the Haitian earthquake response
Scholars Program: Senior Project Defenses Whitehouse Business Center 214 (Buckmaster)
1 p.m. Alex Hohensee Dr. Matthew Zart, adviser Screening the Cedar River for Select Pharmaceuticals Using Solid-Phase Extraction and HPLC-MS/MS
1:15 p.m. Bailey Lambert Dr. Tammy Faux, adviser The Right to Medicaid and the People of the Marshall Islands
1:30 p.m. Alisha Ungs Dr. Penni Pier, adviser Not So Fragile
1-2:30 p.m. Social Sciences – Psychology and Sociology: The W Hall of Champions Open House/Poster Session
Advanced Research Methods Course Posters
Anna Achter Dr. Cynthia Bane, adviser The Relationships among Depression, Social Anxiety, and Alcohol and Drug Abuse Risk among College Students
Elizabeth Forbes Dr. Cynthia Bane, adviser The Relationship between History of Concussion and Susceptibility to False Memories
Michelle Hahn Dr. Cynthia Bane, adviser Breaking Stereotypes: How Contradictory Evidence Relates to the Preservation of Stereotypes
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Brittany Kvittem-Barr Dr. Cynthia Bane, adviser The Effect of the Presence of a Service Animal in Training on Anxiety during and After a Stressor
Emily Smillie Dr. Cynthia Bane, adviser Relationship Between Personality Factors and Motivation as a Function of Desire to Take a Course
Hanna Halverson Dr. Andrea Eslick, adviser Comparison of Time Management between Students and Student-Athletes
Caitlin Ryan Dr. Andrea Eslick, adviser Public Perception of Localized Crime Occurrences
Zachary Farner Dr. Shaheen Munir, adviser The Effects of Subtitles on Recall of Verbal and Visual Content
Natalie Fober Dr. Shaheen Munir, adviser The Effects of Priming on Criminal Profiling: The Mediating Role of Political Ideology
Hannah Kilburg Dr. Shaheen Munir, adviser Body Satisfaction: Role of Instagram and Social Comparisons among Male and Female Student Athletes
Paige Loy Dr. Shaheen Munir, adviser Relationship between Socioeconomic Status and White Privilege Attitudes
Julianna Norby Dr. Shaheen Munir, adviser Examination of Alcohol Consumption, Prosocial Involvement, and Pro-alcohol Influences
Sydney Salton Dr. Shaheen Munir, adviser Collegiate Athletes’ and Musicians’ Anxiety in Performance: The Role of Gender
Destinee Turner Dr. Shaheen Munir, adviser The Relationship between Racial Attitudes, Multicultural Exposure, and Personality.
Rachel Zittergruen Dr. Shaheen Munir, adviser The Relationship between Perceived Social Support and Stress in a College-aged Sample
Independent Research Course Poster
Dr. Todd Reiher, professor of psychology, adviser
Sanah Munir The Relationship between Parenting Styles, Personality, and Security of Attachment
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Qualitative Research Methods Course Posters
Dr. Brian McQueen, assistant professor of sociology/criminology/criminal justice, adviser
Courtney Coleman Dog-Gone to Daycare
Hunter Gunderson Safety in the “Dangerous Society:” The Role of Guns in America
2:30-4 p.m. Social Sciences – Political Science, Psychology, and The W Classrooms Sociology/Criminology/Criminal Justice Presentations
Comparative Political Systems Presentation
Dr. Bret Billet, professor of political science, adviser
2:30 p.m. Emily Bingham and Luke Everhardt Ethnic Conflict in Post-Soviet States: A Comparative Analysis of Azerbaijan, Georgia, Lithuania, Moldova, Tajikistan, and Ukraine
International Relations Presentations
Dr. Bret Billet, professor of political science, adviser
2:50 p.m. Freddie Eden Corruption Among Nations: Investigating Causal Factors
3:10 p.m. Trevor Hurd Investment Behavior in the Wake of the 2008 Recession
State and Local Government Presentation
Dr. Fred Waldstein, professor of political science, adviser
3:20 p.m. Nick Schwake The Impact of New Voter ID Laws on Voter Turnout in Bremer County
Advanced Research Methods Course Presentations The W Classrooms (East & Middle)
2:30 p.m. Brielle Downing Dr. Andrea Eslick, adviser An Investigation of Health Seeking Behaviors and Stigma toward Mental and Physical Health
2:45 p.m. Syrena Meyer Dr. Andrea Eslick, adviser The Influence of Personality on Mobile Phone Usage
3 p.m. Bailey Klamfoth Dr. Andrea Eslick, adviser Knowledge of Psychology: The Effects of Happiness on Productivity
3:15 p.m. Marissa Nolan Dr. Andrea Eslick, adviser Critical Analysis of Photographs: Unconscious Mimicry and Liking in Social Interactions
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3:30 p.m. Susana Perez Melgar Dr. Andrea Eslick, adviser Sleep Deprivation & Memory: Does Mood Induction Reverse Negative Effects in Memory Performance?
3:45 p.m. Natalie Dudley Dr. Cynthia Bane, adviser Relationships Among Attitudes Toward School, Gender, Year in School, and Academic Achievement Among Secondary School Students
3:45 p.m. Bri Schares Dr. Andrea Eslick, adviser Effects of Knowledge on Stigma Towards Sexual Orientation and Gender
Conference Presentations
Midwestern Psychological Association Annual Meeting, April 2019
Dragoslava Barzut Dr. Shaheen Munir, adviser Cross-Cultural Comparisons of Underlying Factors in Mental Health and Treatment-Seeking Attitudes
Tyler Davis Dr. Shaheen Munir, adviser The Impact of Task Interruption on Stress among College Students
Emily Meeker Dr. Cynthia Bane, adviser Gender and Perceived Obstacles to Educational Attainment and Early Career Success
Midwest Sociological Society Annual Meeting, April 2019
Colin Jacobs Dr. Brian McQueen, adviser The Haitian African Nationalist Movement: What Led to the Rise of “Papa Doc” Duvalier
Midwest Political Science Undergraduate Research Conference, April 2019
Emily Bingham and Luke Everhardt Dr. Bret Billet, adviser Ethnic Conflict in Post-Soviet States: A Comparative Analysis of Azerbaijan, Georgia, Lithuania, Moldova, Tajikistan, and Ukraine
27th Annual Illinois State University Conference for Students of Political Science, April 2019
Freddie Eden Dr. Bret Billet, adviser Corruption Among Nations: Investigating Causal Factors
Trevor Hurd Dr. Bret Billet, adviser Investment Behavior in the Wake of the 2008 Recession
Nick Schwake Dr. Bret Billet, adviser The Impact of Globalization on Economic Development
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Association for Psychological Science Annual Meeting, May 2019
Sanah Munir Dr. Jay Garaycochea, adviser The Effects of a Stressor on State Anxiety among Young Adults: The Role of Parental Care and Overprotection
Sabah Munir* Dr. Todd Reiher, adviser Math Anxiety: The Roles of Age, Gender, and Parental Education
* This project funded with a McElroy Research Fellowship
2:30-3:45 p.m. English: Capstone Presentations Luther Hall 330
Dr. Sonja Lynch, associate professor of English, adviser
Rebecca Buchanan Nine Lives
Madisen Hinegardner Electronic Chapbook: The Lines in Our Faces
Abby Klug Warrior Women in Greek Myth and Early Modern Literature
Kathryn Lee Editing The Coffeehouse Chronicles
Jasmine Moore Radio Dramas: From Script to Production
History: Historiography Capstone Presentations Classroom Technology Center 200
Dr. Lucy Barnhouse, visiting assistant professor of history, adviser
Hannah Gershenoff The Historiography of the Sand Creek Massacre
Paul K. Jordan The Historiography of the Black Hawk War
Robert H. Primrose The Historiography of the Cuban Missile Crisis
Music: A Celebration of Clara Schumann Bachman Fine Arts Center Lobby
Mattie Barr, Leah Cam, Dennis Davis, Kyle Hoffman, Yukino Kurashina, Kimberly Schlesinger, Nathan Stephany, Courtney Stucker
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Music: An Exploration of Contemporary Women Composers Bachman Fine Arts Center Lobby
Dr. Paula Survilla, professor of music, adviser
Amber Brockman
Greta Nelson
Samantha Riese
Kimberly Schlesinger
Mallory Swigart
Religion and Philosophy: Bible and Theology Presentations Grossmann Hall 131
Dr. Chip Bouzard, professor of religion, adviser
Alana Harms Prophetic Voices in the Modern Church
Jackson Reynolds Is Jesus Into Dead Babies?
Daniel Volkmann Spirituals as a Reflection of Liberation Theology and Culture
3-4 p.m. Journalism & Communication: Senior Capstone Documentaries Neumann Auditorium
Dr. Penni Pier, professor of journalism and communication, adviser
3 p.m. Madison Bloker, Ian Coon, Kathryn Kreis, Anh Le, Jonathon Mohwinkle, Robert Newell, Kailee O’Brien Grant Price: Setting the Standard
3:30 p.m. Alexis Bodzioch, Krystal Johnson, Irnea Muhovic, Savannah Nichols, Amber Rottinghaus, Alisha Ungs Not So Fragile
4-5 p.m. Parents’ Reception Hagemann Castle Room
4-6 p.m. Athletics: Open Practices: Baseball, Golf, Lacrosse, Various Locations Softball, Tennis, Track and Field
Music: Ensemble Open Rehearsals
3:45 p.m. Castle Singers Chapel
4:50 p.m. Wartburg Choir Chapel
4:50 p.m. Wind Ensemble Bachman Fine Arts Center 100
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7-9 p.m. Art: Senior Art Exhibition and Opening Reception Waldemar A. Schmidt Art Gallery
Sam Engelken
Hannah Fox
Haley Harms
Emily McCalla
Anthony Quesada Sanchez
Engineering Science: Autonomous Robot Demonstration The W Classrooms (East & Middle)
Dr. Daniel Black, adviser
STEM – Departments of Biology; Biochemistry, The W Hall of Champions Chemistry & Engineering Science; Mathematics, and The W Classrooms
Computer Science & Physics: Open House/Poster Session
Biology, Neuroscience, Public Health and Environmental Science & Studies
Jennifer Wiley Dr. Michael Bechtel, adviser The Positive Relationship between Active Learning Strategies and Long Term Academic Retention in a Midwestern Elementary School
Trygve Anderson, Ahymad Lee, Jessica Mueller Dr. Jay Garaycochea, adviser A Mechanistic Approach to RORa’s Modulation of Glucose Metabolism
Jacob Buchheim Dr. Michaeleen Golay, adviser Phenology and climate change: Use of digitized data to understand plant responses
Brooke Klostermann, Paige Shafer Dr. Michaeleen Golay, adviser Seasonal Storage of Carbon, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus in Two Perennial Forest Herbaceous Plants
Grace Morningstar, Kelly Worm-Beneke Dr. Michaeleen Golay, adviser Environmental Conditions and Anatomical Response in Leaf Morphology of Hydrophyllum virginianum
Samantha Braundmeier, Adriana Gordon, Brian Hamilton Dr. Samantha Larimer Bousquet, adviser The effects of enriched environments on male and female C57BL/6 mice
Nicole Breitbach, Breanna Hanson, Marcus Johnson, Amanda Riniker Dr. Samantha Larimer, adviser Time-dependent benefits of exercise on spatial memory task
Christopher Dong, Cole Martin, Zachary Snyder, Austin Thompson Dr. Keith McClung, adviser Site-directed mutagenesis of Prohibitin
Connor Frerichs, Dane Steidler, Riley Woods Dr. Keith McClung, adviser Effect of RocA and Tamoxifen on MCF-7 Cells as a Dual Therapy Treatment
Hannah Blaske, Monica Crawford, Shawlyn McEnany Dr. Keith McClung, adviser Antiproliferation and cell death induced by combination therapy of RocA and UV radiation
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Alex Hohensee Dr. Lorinda Sheeler, adviser Rise of the Juul: the Nicotine misconception
Kayla Johnston Dr. Lorinda Sheeler, adviser Adaptive Communication Devices: Creating Opportunities to Improve the Functioning of Persons with Disabilities
Cody Lauritsen Dr. Lorinda Sheeler, adviser Bullseye: The Epidemiology of Pathogens Associated with Ticks in the Upper Midwest
Derek Lee Loy Dr. Lorinda Sheeler, adviser Medical Greens: The Process and Distribution of Cannabis
Sanah Munir Dr. Jay Garaycochea, adviser The role of parental care and overprotection on the acute physiological and psychological stress response
Yecenia Andrade Dr. Lorinda Sheeler, adviser Reaching La Gente: Addressing health in the Latinx community of rural Iowa
Alyssa Drewelow, Sameeullah Jung Dr. Stephanie Toering Peters, adviser ERK activation by dietary polyphenols as a possible therapeutic treatment option for Huntington’s Disease
Patrick Jones, Johanna Kluck, Eric Rix Dr. Stephanie Toering Peters, adviser Effects of Benzene on Acute Myeloid Leukemia Precursors in Drosophila
Rosa Kapparos, Megan Kidwell Dr. Jose Reyes-Tomassini, adviser Effects of Dietary Tryptophan on Amphiprion ocellaris Subjected to Shipping Stress
Biochemistry, Chemistry & Engineering Science
Biochemistry
Krista Bergquist, Kayla Kruse, Megan Rott Dr. Shawn Ellerbroek, adviser Loss of MMP-9 delays EGF-stimulated membrane protrusions
Chemistry
Spencer Dodgen Dr. Leilani Zart, adviser Development of an Organic Chemistry Polymerization Experiment that Introduces UV-vis Spectroscopy
Alex Hohensee Dr. Matthew Zart, adviser Screening the Cedar River for Select Pharmaceuticals Using Solid-Phase Extraction and HPLC-MS/MS
Nathan Stumme Dr. Matthew Zart, adviser Oxidation of Cobalt (II) Hydroxide Metal Ion Complexes
Containing H-bonding in the Secondary Coordination Environment
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Mathematics, Computer Science & Physics
Computer Science
Michael Hegelheimer Dr. John Zelle, adviser A Web-based Class Scheduling Assistant
Trey Hookham Dr. John Zelle, adviser A Puzzle Dungeon Game Using Godot
Blake Meyer Dr. John Zelle, adviser Using Data Analytics to Predict NFL Games
Samuel Nettleton Dr. John Zelle, adviser A Mobile Application for Tracking Tennis Stats
Kylo Stewart Dr. John Zelle, adviser An Assignments Dashboard for My.Wartburg
Hunter Wong Dr. John Zelle, adviser Building a Game Play Agent with Deep Reinforcement Learning
Mathematics
Ashlyn Jelinek Dr. Cristian Allen, adviser An Analysis of the “Preservation” Strategy for a Roll in Yahtzee
Jeannie Dees Dr. Mariah Birgen, adviser The Algebra Project
Emma Hirsch Dr. Mariah Birgen, adviser A Brief Introduction to Quaternions and Their Applications
Sully Hofmeister Dr. Mariah Birgen, adviser Analysis of the Decision to Punt or Go for it on Fourth Down in Football
Bailey Hunt Dr. Mariah Birgen, adviser Regression Model for Estimating Cohort Default Rates
Seth Jobes-Ryan Dr. Mariah Birgen, adviser A Comparison Between the Binomial Option and Black-Scholes Pricing Models
Codey Olson Dr. Mariah Birgen, adviser A Variation to the Moving Sofa Problem
Kayla Phelps Dr. Mariah Birgen, adviser Math Assessment Tool for Math Capstone
Aaron Prestholt Dr. Mariah Birgen, adviser Bayesball: Directional Hit Probability vs. the Shift in Major League Baseball
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Ashley Stevens Dr. Mariah Birgen, adviser Math Assessment Tool for Math Capstone
Michael Zhang Dr. Mariah Birgen, adviser WeBWorK:MathematicsandVoting
Physics
Darby Kramer Dr. Ben Bousquet, adviser Magnet transit through a conducting pipe: An evaluation of theoretical models for intermediate pipe wall thicknesses
Engineering Science
Jacob Buchheim, Brett LaDoux, Tyler Schager, Will Versteegh Dr. LeAnn Faidley, adviser Engineering Design: Chicken Coop
Jean Hakizimana, Daniel Luzindya, Mitchell Mohlis Dr. LeAnn Faidley, adviser Engineering Design: Football Tunnel
Landers Kuboushek, Connor Schult, Brady Schuttemeier Dr. LeAnn Faidley, adviser Intro to Engineering Design: Brick Roller
Caleb Appleton, Brandan Childs, Gabby Rohrer Dr. LeAnn Faidley, adviser Intro to Engineering Design: Hot-Wired
Tyler Bitting, Saffa Bockarie, Matthew Mulford Dr. LeAnn Faidley, adviser Intro to Engineering Design: The Runner
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Wartburg CollegeWartburg College traces its roots to 1852, when Pastor Wilhelm Löhe of Neuendettelsau, Bavaria, sent
Georg Grossmann and five students to found a teacher-training school for German immigrants in Saginaw, Mich. The college moved several times before making its permanent home in Waverly in 1935.
The college is named after the Wartburg Castle in Eisenach, Germany. A center of art and culture during the Middle Ages, the castle was home for St. Elizabeth in the 13th century and a refuge for Martin Luther during the stormy days of the 16th-century Reformation. The castle is a frequent destination for students and alumni, and a formal agreement between the college and the Wartburg Castle Foundation provides ongoing academic and cultural exchanges between Eisenach and the Wartburg campus. Waverly and Eisenach are Sister Cities, further strengthening the bonds between the two communities.
Wartburg’s 2018-19 enrollment of 1,498 includes students from 35 U.S. states and 53 countries. Dedicated to challenging and nurturing students for lives of leadership and service, the college is characterized by vigorous academic expectations within an environment of strong personal support.
Community engagement has become nationally and internationally recognized as a hallmark of the Wartburg experience. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching recognizes Wartburg among colleges that foster experiential learning and community engagement. Wartburg has been listed on the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for eight consecutive years, including four times with distinction. Wartburg was the first private college in Iowa, and the ninth in the nation, to earn a Gold rating from the Association of Sustainability in Higher Education.
Wartburg is listed in U.S. News and World Report’s edition of America’s Best Colleges and The Princeton Review’s ranking of Best Midwestern Colleges. Its 118-acre campus includes more than 30 buildings. Old Main, built in 1880 and renovated in 1986, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Clinton Hall renovation and expansion project was completed in September. It includes the addition of air conditioning, new windows, and improved bathrooms, laundry facilities, and common spaces. A new east-side addition expands the living and learning environment and includes a faculty apartment.
Wartburg College is dedicated to challenging and nurturing students for lives of leadership and service as a spirited expression of their faith and learning.
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Wartburg College is dedicated to challenging and nurturing students for lives of leadership and service as a spirited expression of their faith and learning.
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