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• Ashley Sideri, Jack Jaworski, and Lucas Atherton recieved funding to travel with Dr. Kelsey Ellis to the Tiputini reservation in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Ashely will be studying niche partitioning among three atelidae primates (Alouatta, Ateles, and Logthrix). Jack will be studying how individual and group respond to percieved risk in lowland woolly monkeys. Lucas will be studying vocal behaviour of turn-taking sequences of woolly monkeys.

• Josie Cruzan recieved funding to conduct research on the representations of gender in Archaeology of magic and witchcraft in late medieval/early modern period and beyond. Her project was supervised by Dr. Jeb Card
• Elisabeth Frank and Kathryn Keeley recieved funding to travel with Dr. Kelsey Ellis to the Soqtapata conservation in the andean-amazonian region of Peru. Elisabeth studied ecological and spatial monitoring of primates and Kathryn studied primate-specific vocalizations across the altitudinal gradient.
• Chester Stander recieved funding to conduct resarch on how paleoanthropology professions interact with hominid remains. His project was supervised by Dr. John Schaefer.

• ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉúy Browning and Noah Scruggs recieved funding to conduct research with Dr. Kelsey Ellis at her field site in Tiputini Ecuador. ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉúy will be studying medicinal plant use in both humans and non-human primates, while Noah will be focusing on the roles individuals play during intergroup encounters in wild woolly monkeys.
• Kathryn Sullivan recieved funding to conduct ethnographic research with tabletop role playing groups to examine identity performance within these complex, collaborative storytelling experiences. Her project is supervised by Dr. James Bielo.

• Nico Jaworski recieved funding to study vocal communication and group decision making in lowland woolly monkeys with Dr. Ellis in Ecuador.

• Abbie Martin: "Environmental Justice at Enright Ridge Urban Eco-Villiage"
• Erin Lindberg: "Ghost Tourism in Mansfield: An Ethnography of Communication"

• Claire Vaughn: "Latinx Protestants and Catholics in Hamilton, OH: Performing Ethno-religious Identities"
• Faith Walker: "Tell Me a Story: Engaging Communities Through Narrative Archaeological Interpretation"

• Aritea King: "Advancing Scientific Literacy In an Age of Mistrust: An Ethnography of Publicly Engaged Scientists"
• Dante Rossi: "Coming Out: A Prideful Ethnography of Homosexuality in the Baltic States"
• Salem Arvin: "Archaeobotany at Tel Akko"
• Samantha Foppe: "Zooarchaeology at the Tel Akko Archaeological Field School"
• Emily Ratvasky: "Methods of Illustration and Documentation for Ceramic Artifacts"
• Elizabeth Toney: "American Fans of Japanese Rock"

• Madeline Shultz: "Performing 'Aegyo': Language, Gender, and Power Among Young Adults in Korea"
• Danielle Heil: "Narratives and Performance of Wellness in a Drum and Bugle Corps"
• Megan Ashbrook: "Archaeological Ceramic Analysis at Tel Akko, Israel"
• Sarah Kammer: "Archaeological Excavation and Conservation at Tel Akko, Israel"
• Rachel Brand: "Alaskan Cultural Heritage Knowledge and Protection"

• Rachel Poyfair: "The Aesthetics of Ideology"
• Lauren Elyousef Salem: "Emerging from the Ashes of Civil War: Syrian Refugees in Jordan"
• Caitlin McElligott: "Teaching Diverse Classrooms"

• Daniel McClurkin: "Belfast Baha'i: An Ethnography of Religious Conversion and Conflict"
• Sarah Loomis: "Survey of Online Exhibition of 3D Models in Anthropology and Archaeology"
• Jordan Martin: "Individual Differences in the Affiliative, Play, and Activity Behaviors of Captive Bonobos"

• Seth Boda: " Investigating the Influence of Buddhism to Sustain Cultural Values and Traditions in Preschool Children in Memuro, Japan"
• Diarra Diop: "Youth Culture, Poverty, and Opportunity in Contemporary Uganda"
• Victoria DellaDonna: "Emerging Adults Usage and Perception of the Emergency Room at McCullough Hyde Hospital"
• Mary Kate Findley: "Hair Plucking and Grooming Behavior in Captive Bonobos"

• Emily Crane: "Studying the Impact of 'Rosemila Project,' a Development Organization in Haiti"
• Molly Greger: "Gaelic Language Revitilization Through Music"

• Abby Kock Food Deserts and Childhood Obesity: The Consequences of Limited Healthy Options, advised by Dr. Abby Kock (Dept. of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health) and Dr. Paul Flasophler (Dept. of Psychology)
• Alex Majda Media Consumption and the Formation of a True Crime Community, adivsed by Dr. Mark Peterson
• Chester Stander Reaching Back Through Our History, advised by Dr. John Schaefer
• Elisabeth Frank Primate Census Surveys at Soqtapata -- A Conservation Concession in the Tropical Andes of Perú, advised by Dr. Laura Abondano Franco (Dept. of Biology), Dr. Kelsey Ellis, and Dr. Yngrid Cordova (Centro de Investigación Vertebrate, Cusco)
• Ella Boate Hidden Zebras: Isolating Experiences Managing Pain, Depression and Anxiety in Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins
• Emily Davis Medication Misuse in an Aging Society: Pain, Cognitive Decline, and Polypharmacy, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins and Dr. Paul Flaspohler (Dept. of Psychology)
• Emily Luyster Symbolism in a 19th Century Islamic Prayer Book, advised by Dr. Anna Klosowska (Dept. of French, Italian, and Classical Studies)
• Josie Cruzan Representations of Gender in the Archaeology of Magic and Witchcraft in the late Medieval/Early Modern Period and Beyond, advised by Dr. Jeb Card
• Kathryn Keeley Passive Acoustic Monitoring and Machine Learning: a preliminary soundscape analysis of Soqtapata in Andean-Amazonian Peru, advised by Dr. Kelsey Ellis
• Kieran DelVecchio Food and Mobility in a Ghost Kitchen, advised by Dr. Neringa Klumbytė
• Lily Mayer Hepatitis C Virus in Uganda: Integrating Cultural Awareness into Global Health Interventions, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins, Dr. Jenna Buttolph (M.A. in Global Health), and Dr. Paul Flaspohler (Dept. of Psychology)
• Mackenzie Randol History Through Song: An Analysis of Songs Written About Historical Events, advised by Dr. John Schaefer
• Markella Gatanas "Whew, okay, maybe mine's alright": Mom's Worries About Their Toddlers Born With NOWS, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins and Dr. Elizabeth Kiel (Dept. of Psychology)
• Molly Hearsch and Nicholas Guetersloh Catching the elusive: Using camera traps to build species inventories in the Andean-Amazonian corridor at Soqtapata Conservation Concession, Perú, advised by Dr. Laura Abondano Franco (Dept. of Biology) and Dr. Kelsey Ellis
• Nathan Rush Cost of Hunger: The Intersection of Poverty, Policy, and Nutrition, advised by Dr. Beth Miller (Dept. of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health) and Dr. Paul Flaspohler (Dept. of Psychology)
• Olivia Berger Iconography and Vessel Morphology in Classical Greece, advised by Dr. Jeb Card
• Percy Robb Global Genies and the Gender Binary, advised by Dr. Mark Peterson
• Sara Calderón Voices from the Andes Amazon: Exploring Social-Ecological Dynamics in Rural Perú, advised by Dr. Laura Abondano Franco (Dept. of Biology) and Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins
• Sydney Davidson From Frog to Man to Wizard: Local and Extralocal Perceptions of the Loveland Frogman, advised by Dr. Jeb Card
• Treasure Lewis Barnes Jewish Hospital, St. Louis: Health Impacts of Differential Respect Across Medical Heirarchies, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins
• William Teeters Game-Based Learning in Global Health: Bridging Knowledge Gaps Through Play, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins

• Jillian Schwab Sturctured Lives: First Wave Feminism, Embroidiment, and Corsets, advised by Dr. Jeb Card
• Noah Issac Davis Inercultural Resarch in Multimedia Design with Pokémon, advised by Dr. Mark Peterson
• Kendal Guagenti Unpacking Inequality: Choice and Judgement in Food Pantries, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins and Dr. Paul Flaspohler (Dept. of Psychology).
• Kaityln Stamp Hidden Hunger: Confronting Stigma and Food Insecurity, advised by Dr. kelly Abshire (Dept. of Microbiology) and Dr. Paul Flaspohler (Dept. of Psychology).
• ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉúy Browning Ripeness of Spondias mombin, influence on feeding behaviour and food processing by woolly monkeys (Lagothrix lagotricha) in the Ecuadorian Amazon, advised by Dr. Kelsey Ellis.
• Noah Scruggs Intergroup dynamics of lowland woolly monkeys (Lagothrix lagotricha poeppigii) at the Tiputini Biodiversity Station, Ecuador, advised by Dr. Kelsey Ellis
• Maya D'Souza Social networks of Colobus guereza in captivity compared to the wild, advised by Dr. Kelsey Ellis
• Elisabeth Frank and Mary Lerch Uncovering the Lost Tapes of Mahale: A Preliminary Analysis of Play Behavior in Pan troglodytes schweinfurthii, advised by Dr. Linda Marchant and Dr. Kelsey Ellis
• Nicholas Guetersloh Travel velocity patterns of lowland woolly monkeys (Lagohrix lagotricha poeppigii) at the Tiputini Biodiversity Station, Ecuador, advised by Dr. Kelsey Ellis
• Molly Schneider Syphilis on the rise: Prevalence, Incidence, and Vertical Transmission in Peru and US, advised by Dr/ Joseph Carlin (Dept. of Microbiology) and Dr. Paul Flasophler (Dept. of Psychology)

     *Anthropology faculty are denoted by an underline

• Lindsay Douglass Tightening the Safety Net: Mental Health Services for Hispanic Patients in Free Clinics, advised by Dr. Paul Flaspohler (Dept. of Psychology) and Dr. Ackon (Dept. of Psychology)
• Elisabeth Frank Non-maternal Adult- and Subadult-Infant Interactions in Wild Woolly Monkeys, advised by Dr. Kelsey Ellis
• Ashlee Greathouse Depicting Inequities in Oral Health: Barriers to Dental Care Among Marginalized Groups in the US, advised by Dr. Joseph Carlin (Dept. of Microbiology) and Dr. Paul Flaspohler (Dept. of Psychology)
• Laila Haidar Teresa Ries & "The Witch": An Erased Icon of Early Feminist Art, advised by Dr. Annie Dell'Aria (Dept. of Art)
• Nico Jaworski Vocal Communication and Group Decision Making in Lowland Woolly Monkeys, advised by Dr. Kelsey Ellis
• Ashley Morris Legacies of Conflict: Influences on Public Opinion in Germany and Lithuania on the War in Ukraine, advised by Dr. Neringa Klumbyte
• Brett Novits Metapragmatics of Competitive FPS Games, advised by Dr. Mark Peterson
• Kayleigh Reimueller Emotive Play in Super Smash Brothers, advised by Dr. Mark Peterson

     *Anthropology faculty are denoted by an underline

• Salem Arvin Reconstruction of Early Colonial Hybrid Ceramics from 3D Models, advised by Dr. Jeb Card
• Rachel Barnett Tuberculosis Hot Spots in South Africa: Challenges Faced by Townships and Healthcare Facilities, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins and Dr. Paul Flaspohler (Dept. of Psychology)
• Madison Braun and Alexis Treeger The Representation of Spanish in Contemporary English-Language Fiction, advised by Dr. Marisol del Teso Craviotto (Dept. of Spanish and Portugese)
• Blake Burrell Seeking Sustainable Urban Renewal: An Anthropological Study of Neighborhood Change, advised by Dr. James Bielo and Enhancement of Opiate Self Administration by the Loss of Environmental Enrichment, advised by the Dept. of Psychology
• Sophie Crist Redlining and Increased Infant Mortality Rates, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins and The Effects of Historical Redlining on Present African American Infant Mortality Rate, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins
• Grace Hamilton The Invisibility and Isolation of Fathers: Defining "Presence" in Infant Mortality Through Digital Storytelling, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins, Dr. Ann Elizabeth Armstrong (Dept. of Theatre), and Dr. Paul Flaspohler (Dept. of Psychology)
• Erika Jeffers Requirements for Recovery: Provider's Perspectives on Opiod Use, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins and Dr. Brian Tyler (Dept. of Social and Behavioral Sciences)
• Ieva Juska Variability in Molluscan Assemblages in Lucayan Archaeology: An Indicator of Environmental Change on the Island of San Salvador, the Bahamas, advised by Dr. Mary Jane Berman and Dr. Carrie Tyler (Dept. of Geology and Environmental Earth Science)
• Brendan Newman Physical Activity and Cancer, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins and Dr. Paul Flaspohler (Dept. of Psychology)
• Brendan Newman and Brian Russo Transfer Student Study, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins
• Sydney O'Wesney Purity, Place, and Progress: Bollywood Portrayals of Female Socio-Spatial Autonomy, advised by Dr. Marcia England (Dept. of Geography)
• Quentin Stickley Investigating Non-Normative Gender in Ancient Egypt: Toward a Queer Archaeology, advised by Dr. Denise McCoskey (Dept. of Classics)
• Faith Walker Methods in Remedial Cleaning and Storage for Primate Osteological Collections
• Lydia Yellow Hawk Ella C. Deloria: Héčhel Lená Oyáte Kin Nípi Kte Lakota Orthography, Intertextuality, and Indigenous Articulations, advised by Dr. Leighton Peterson

     *Anthropology faculty are denoted by an underline

• Rachel Brand Alaska Native Heritage and Education, advised by Dr. John Schaefer
• Emma Brzezinski and Nicole Schapker Replication and Extension: Handedness in Termite Fishing among Bombe Chimpanzees, advised by Dr. Linda Marchant
• Danielle Heil "A Hole on the Field": Performance, Wellness, and Pain in a Competitive Drum and Bugle Corps, advised by Dr. Leighton Peterson
• Amber Henderson A Global Health Perspective on the Effectiveness of a Local Food Pantry's Supply Chain and its Impact on the Community: GHS 401 Immersion Experience, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins and Dr. Paul Flaspohler (Dept. of Psychology)
• Katie Hinh Labor for Beauty: Migrant Identity in Midwestern Nail Salons, advised by Dr. James Bielo
• Sarah Kammer Why Delphi? Religious Authority at the Site of the Oracle of Apollo, advised by Dr. James Hanges (Dept. of Comparative Religion) and Zooarchaeological Methods: Fish Teeth Identification Project, advised by Dr. Jeb Card and Dr. Andor Kiss (Dept. of Biology)
• John Karikas Literature Misses Reality: The Exclusion of Men in Efforts to Understand Infant Mortality, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins
• Courtney Madi ACE-ing the ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú "Community": An Exploration through the Chinese International Student Population at ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú University, advised by Dr. Tani Sebro
• Miranda Oates The Use and Abuse of Human Remains: Ethical, Legal, and Political Issues in Regard to Collection and Analysis, advised by Dr. Jeb Card
• Katherine Orr A Global Health Immersion: How Socioeconomic Status Impacts Early CHildhood Education in Cape Town, South Africa, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins and Dr. Paul Flaspohlher (Dept. of Psychology)
• Sophia Pauken Refugee Integration in Southwestern Ohio, advisedby Dr. Tani Sebro
• Andrew Racadio Global Health on a Local Level: Food as Medicine in Pediatric Primary Care, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins and Dr. Paul Flaspohler (Dept. of Psychology)
• Emily Ratvasky Archaeological Education and Gamification, advised by Dr. Jeb Card
• Nicole Rosiello Spanish-Only Restaurant Workers' Attitudes Accessing Healthcare, advised by Dr. Lisa Weems (Dept. of Educational ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉúhip)
• Nicole Schapker The Comparative Method in Anthropology: Using Phylogenetic Analyses to Interpret the Effects of Visual Acuity, Ecology, and Sociality on Primate Brain Size, advised by Dr. Clara Scarry
• Madeline Schultz Performing "Aegyo": Language, Gender, and Power among Young Adults in Korea, advised by Dr. James Bielo
• Rachel Serafin Comparison of Current Remediation Projects Intended to Decrease Environmental Lead Exposure in Kabwe, Zambia, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins and Dr. Paul Flaspohler (Dept. of Psychology) and Community Perceived Health Consequences of Lead Contamination in Kabwe, Zambia, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins
• Mitchell Singstock Transcription Analysis of Chronic Psoriatic Arthritis, advised by Dr. Cameron Hay-Rollins and Mindfulness Program for the Knolls of Oxford, advised by Dr. Suzanne Klatt (Dept. of Family Science and Social Work)
• Ellie Timmons Academic Responses to Pseudoscience and Power: A Case Study from Nazi Germany, advised by Dr. Jeb Card
• Claire Vaughn Mapping Space and Place in Religious Tourism, advised by Dr. James Bielo

     *Anthropology faculty are denoted by an underline

• Lucas Atherton, Jack Jaworski, Aisling Morse, and Ashely Sideri recieved funding to travel to the Tiputini Biodiversity Station, Ecuador with Dr. Kelsey Ellis. Lucas will be studying Vocal behaviour of turn-taking sequences of woolly monkeys (lagothrix lagotricha). Jack will be researching Individual and group responses to perceived risk in lowland woolly monkeys (Lagothrix lagotricha poeppigii). Aisling will be researching vocal turn-taking and group coordination in squirrel monkeys (Saimiri sciureus). Ashley will be studying Niche partitioning among three atelidae primates (Alouatta, Ateles, and Lagothrix).

• Elisabeth Frank, Nicholas Getersloh, Molly Hearsch, and Kathryn Keeley recieved funding to travel with Dr. Kelsey Ellis to the Soqata Conservation Concession in the tropical andes of Peru. Elisabeth Frank studied Ecological and Spacial Monitoring of Primates. Nicholas Getersloh and Molly Hearsch studied the use of camera traps in cataloging species in the peruvian amazon. Kathryn Keeley researched the soundscape in the Soqatapata conersvation concession of Peru.

• Nico Jaworski recieved funding to research Vocal communication and group decision making in lowland woolly monkeys (lagothrix logotricha poeppigii).

• Jessica Enhelder
• Lindasy Douglass
• Rachel Sorcher