Fourteen Donaghey Scholars presented work at this year’s UA Little Rock Student Research and Creative Works Expo, covering a wide range of academic disciplines.
Donaghey Scholars Projects and Mentors:
Akshaya Garimalla, Polish Exceptionalism: Property Restitution in Poland and the Judeo-Communist Myth, Mentor: Thomas Kaiser
Sam Shelton, Aquaponics Greenhouse, Mentor: Andrew Wright
Suzanne Abou-Diab, Evaluation of the Readability, Validity, and User-Friendliness of Aphasia Written Web-Based Patient Education Materials, Mentor: Samuel Atcherson
Jack Williamson, Effectiveness of the Backpack Weed Trimmer, Mentor: Rachel Tennial
Gary Blanks, Helping Hand of Greater Little Rock
Lelia Rosenkrans, Physiological Relationships Between Salivary Expressed Metabolites and Dancer Fitness, Mentor: Samantha Johnson
Tyler Maxwell, Algal Oculata Biotemplated Water-Splitting Nanocatalysts Nickel/Iron Oxides, Mentor: Wei Zhao and Caixia Li
Ushna Ilyas, Usefulness of Cerebral Oximetry Along with Neurocognitive and Balance Testing in the Acute Management of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury, Mentor: Nawab Ali
Zachary Smith, The Spatial and Temporal Water Quality Along Rock and Fourche Creeks in Little Rock, Arkansas, Mentor: Laura Ruhl
Domonick Esparza, Jeannie Kuang-Nguyen, and Ju Lee, Applications of Phosphorous and Nitrogen Doped Carbons, Mentors: Tito Viswanathan, Nawab Ali, and Brian Berry
Tyler Maxwell, Nannochloropsis Oculata Biotemplated Water-Splitting MoS2 Nanocatalysts for Hydrogen Production, Mentor: Wei Zhao and Caixia Li
Jessica Tate, Postconflict Reconstruction in Darfur: Assessment of its Hybrid Peacekeeping Operation, Mentor: Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm
Rebecca Parker, Removal and Recovery of Phosphate from Wastewater Using Novel Reusable Renewable Resource-Based Nanocomposites, Mentor: Tito Viswanathan
