Students present Summer Research results

Sarah Grissom ’18 explains her group’s project to help create monitoring devices for Alzheimer’s patients.

Randolph students participating in the 2016 Summer Research program presented the results of eight weeks’ worth of lab work, cultural and historical studies, advanced mathematics, and digital animation today during the Summer Research Program Symposium.

Participating students and their projects included:

• Jan Cornell ’17 and Alexandra Wieczorek ’19: “Correctional Food Deserts: Defining the Problem and Designing Interventions”
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  Harrison Pippin ’18 explains his project, “The Relationship Between Age Group, Environmental Information Sources, and Pro-Ecological Worldview.”

  Harrison Pippin ’18: “The Relationship Between Age Group, Environmental Information Sources, and Pro-Ecological Worldview”

• Marianne Virnelson ’17: “If Music Be the Food of Love, Play On Accompanying the Bard”
• Jessica Sidebottom ’17, Jackie Parman ’18, Di Bei ’18, and Callan Frye ’17: “In-Vitro and In-Vivo Evaluation of the Over-the-Counter Treatments for Equine Streptothricosis”
• Anh Vo ’18: “Competitive Cellular Semi-Automata (3-D Version)”
• John Ruml ’17: “Animated Soundscapes: Developing an Aural/Visual Language in Six Animated Parables”
• Danish Roshan ’18, Gavin Cook ’18, and Drucilla Williams ’18: “Teaching Math and Science in a Changing World”
• Zhe Chen ’17: “Step Up to Physical Science and Engineering at Randolph, Phase B”
• Zach Vernon ’18 and Leonora Bratvold-Boyd ’19: “Construction and Optimization of an Erosion Microcosm”
• Will Andress ’17: “Making the Martyr: Understanding the Conception and Reception of the Image of the Martyr in Early Christianity”
• Shelby Koretke ’17: “Effect of Honor Codes on Academic Integrity, Cheating, and Research Misconduct”
• Mengjin Sun ’19 and Nhut Dang ’18: “Variations of Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman Problems”
• Jessy Spencer ’18: “The Tiny House at the Tiny College: Design and Assessment of a Sustainable Micro-Housing Prototype”

For more information about Randolph College’s Summer Research program, please visit http://www.randolphcollege.edu/research/summer/

Nhut Dang ’18 explains his group’s project, “Variations of Elliptic Diffie-Hellman Problems.”