Senior Honors Projects, 2020-current
JMU Scholarly Commons is the home for electronic honors theses and capstone projects from 2014 to the present. Submit your Senior Honors Capstone.
Theses/Dissertations from 2020
Integrating psychological theory into the legal doctrine of deterrence, Alexander G. Parseghian
Application for student safety in Harrisonburg, Clara R. Peirce
Level Best: An original screenplay, Katherine M. Repholz
From branches to fibers - investigating f-actin networks with biochemistry and mathematical modeling, Melissa A. Riddle
Women in socialist Cuba: Political and economic equality, Julia E. Rogers
Detours in music - podcast, Laura F. Ruple
Memorable messages and young adults’ sexual beliefs and behaviors, Caroline D. Ryan
Towards natural language understanding in text-based games, Anthony Snarr
Understanding issues of exclusivity surrounding shared mobility devices in Harrisonburg, Virginia., Katherine E. Stankard
An analysis and comparison of knot polynomials, Hannah Steinhauer
Understanding the failure of universal healthcare proposals in the U.S. and paths forward, Nicholas J. Telesco
The artificial leaf: An investigation into the sociotechnical integration of new solar energy innovations, Alexandra K. Treml and Jamie M. Mears
Novel method to determine paleodiet of extinct equid Merychippus sp. using dental calculus, Ranjit Z. S. Virk
Curvature in compressed thin cylindrical shells approaching the isometric limit, Nicole Voce
Evaluating the effectiveness of quantitative easing: An SVAR approach, Seth T. Walker
Comparative analysis of state policies for former foster youth, Erin A. Watkins
The political theory of the Latin American independence movement, Sarah H. Welsch
Correlation between victim-blaming attitudes and victim gender in non-sexual crime scenarios, Caroline Whitlow
CampusPartner: An assistive technology for pedestrians with mobility impairments, Cynthia R. Zastudil
