Prize winners and finalists may pick up their certificates at the
Office of the Dean, Suite 101, Locke Hall.

HUMANITIES

1st	Erin Scott, English The Debate: Whole Language vs Phonics	Dr. Dana Williams
2nd	Kristen Bushnell, Classics Why Was Jesus Crucified?	Dr. Molly Levine
3rd	Christian Murphy, Classics An archetype for the quest for political office: lessons from ancient Rome	Dr. Rudolph Hock

NATURAL SCIENCES

1st	Elizabeth K. Williams, Chemistry Nafion Nanocomposites for Fuel Cell Applications	Dr. Dharmaraj Raghavan
2nd	William Lambert, Biology Prevalence of Bovine Tuberculosis in the Holeta Dairy Farm, Central Ethiopia	Dr. Winston Anderson
3rd	Nyasha George, Physics An Algorithm for Single Molecule Sequencing of DNA	Dr. James Lindesay

SOCIAL SCIENCES

1st	Marcus Bellamy, Spanish Autobiographies of Blood: The Afro-Colombian Genocide	Kevin Bryant
2nd	Dominique Winters, Political Science Rehnquist versus Stevens: Two Conservatives in Opposition	Dr. Bangura
3rd	Leigh Anderson, Sociology and Anthropology Dilemma in the Midst of a Crisis: Case Study of the New Orleans Police Department During the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina	Dr. Terri Adams-Fuller

POSTERS

1st	Alexandra Sutton, Biology The Effect of Salinity on Filtration of the West African Mangrove Oyster, Crassostrea tulipa	Dr. Kobina Yankson Dr. George Middendorf
2nd	Chiagozie O. Ononiwu, Biology Jatropha Curcas Oil as a Substrate for the Production of Polyhydroxalkanoate by A. Latus, P. Oleovaorans, E. Coli and R. Eutropha	Dr. Broderick Eribo
3rd	Leia Foster, Biology Effectivity and Tolerance of Methylphenidate Drugs versus Amphetamine Drugs in Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder	Dr. William Eckberg

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