2019 Undergraduate Research Award Submissions
Congratulations to the 2019 Library Research Award for Undergraduates winners: H. Michael Shultz, Hannah Batsche and Megan Hurley!
- 1st Place winner: H. Michael Shultz, for his submission regarding his research process for his project "The Lost Cause: The State of Franklin and the Constitution."
- 2nd Place winner: Hannah Batsche, for her submission regarding her research process for her project "The Effects of the Relationship Between Racism and the Environment on Personal Health."
- 3rd Place winner: Megan Hurley, for her submission regarding the research process for her project "The Impact of Story Emotion and Personal History on Empathy."
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Advertising in a World Full of Human Trafficking: How Advertising and Human Trafficking Coincide April M. Cherry |
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Sam A. Hayworth, samuel_hayworth@mymail.eku.edu |
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The Appalachian Dilemma: An Ethical Debate on Genetic Therapy and Genetic Enhancement Haley M. Sizemore, Eastern Kentucky University |
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The Effects of the Relationship Between Racism and the Environment on Personal Health Hannah M. Batsche, Eastern Kentucky University |
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The Impact of Story Emotion and Personal History on Empathy Megan N. Hurley, Eastern Kentucky University |
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"The Lost Cause: The State of Franklin and the Constitution" H. Michael Shultz |
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Undergraduate Research Contest: Fictional Reactions to Disaster Darian Bianco, Eastern Kentucky University |
