The following projects were conducted during summer 2001 through summer 2003 at Florida Southern College.  Among the tangible results, students presented their findings at conferences and meetings of the American Chemical Society, the Mathematics Association of America, the Georgia Undergraduate Research Council, the Florida State Horticulture Society, the American Popular Culture Association, and the Florida College English Association.  A number of publications have resulted as well.  As one student noted, "Being a published author of a scientific paper will do wonders for my career.  Experiencing work of this caliber is an opportunity that most students don't get while still an undergraduate."

Photodynamic Anti-Microbial Chemo-Therapy (2001)

    George Maguire, Ph.D. Chemistry

    Jennifer Woerner

    William Maung Tay

Flights of the Fantastic:  An Investigation into the Epic as a Cinematic Genre and the Odyssey as a Literary Motif (2001)

    Mary Pharr, Ph.D., English
    Sarah Lanius

Laboratory Investigations into the Genetic Relatedness of Rose Species

Nancy Morvillo, Ph.D., Biology     Carmella Fredrick (2001)     Amanda Wagner (2001)     Joseph Capetillo (2002)     Jennifer Samuel (2002)     Tatiana Yero (2002)     Mary Caroniti (2003)     Anji Lewis (2003)

Is It Any of Our Business?  A Study of Writing in the Workplace (2001)
     Peter Schreffler, Ph.D., English
     Mike Heider

The Self-Assembly of Supramolecular Arrays in Crystal Engineering

   Carmen Gauthier, Ph.D., Chemistry
    Houda Darwiche (2002, 2003)
    Dalitso Nylani (2002)
    Stacey Bronson (2003)

Swansation:  Gray's Swanatomy (2002)

William Otremsky, MFA, Art     Bradley Cullimore     Ruth Wilson

The Folklore of Florida Southern College (2002)

    Alexander Bruce, Ph.D., English
    Rosalie Lathers
    Brad Serata

The Hunter and the Lion:  Personal Finance in Perspective (2003)

    Craig Bythewood, Ph.D., Business Administration
    Brian Curry
    Rica Davis

Electronic Publication and the Genesis of an E-Journal (2003)

    Catherine Eskin, Ph.D., English
    Joy Buerrier

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