9:00 - 9:25
Audience is invited to share coffee, juice, and pastries
9:25
- 9:30
Opening Remarks, Andrea Holloway, 2001 SRC Co-Chair
**Session
Chair Phyllis Rowe**
9:30
- 9:45
Kendra S. Johnson and Courtney M. Eklund, The Use of Item
Memory Cues and Temporal Cues in Serial Learning
9:45 - 10:00 Jeff Renaud, An Economic Comparison of Two Farmland Use Options: Row Crops or Hunting Club?
10:00
- 10:15
Mary Ellen Farmer, Test Anxiety Inventory
10:15
- 10:30
Chris Holloway, Expectations of Privacy Regarding Computers.
10:30 - 10:45 Travis Stevens, Matt Stohldrier, Paula Hankins, and Carrie L. Petrowske, Controlled Release Versus Water Soluble Fertilizers for Pansies (Viola x wittrockiana Gams.)
10:45
- 11:00 break
**Session
Chair Jordan Bingham**
11:00
- 11:15
Denise A. Leonard, Habitat Utilization and Social Dominance
in a Captive Colony of Petaurus brevicep
11:15
- 11:30
Anne Herzog, Houses
by Mail: History of Sears, Roebuck, and Co.
11:30
- 11:45
Michael Dorris, Relationship between Road Rage and
Dimensions of Anger
11:45
- 12:00
Jocelyn Wilson, The Tuskegee Syphilis Study: Unethical
Research or Genocide?
12:00 - 1:00
The audience is invited to share a light
lunch and participate in a Roundtable Discussion led by Nathan
Springer. Nathan is currently a postdoctoral
student in the Biology department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. While
a student at Southeast, he presented several times at our Student Research
Conference. He will talk about Undergraduate
Research: Why am I Doing all This Work? and
lead discussion with the audience on the topic of doing research as an
undergraduate.
**Posters
will be presented concurrently in the UC Lobby Tuesday, April 10, 2001**
**Session
Chair
Bradley
Haynes**
Mary M. Triefenbach and Bruce A. Hathaway, Preparation of Acetophenone and Indanone Azines as Potential Organic Non-Linear Optical Materials
Krystal
Kelley, Cystic Fibrosis in
Children
Donna M. Kridelbaugh and Wendy L. Decker, Preparation of Pyrylium Tetraflouroborate Salts via One-Step Aldol Condensation Mechanism and Conversion to Pyridinium Salts
Kristi L. Hadder and Rebecca L. Rowe, Self-Reported Clinical Abilities of Undergraduate Clinicians and First- Year Graduate Clinicians
**Concurrent
Sessions 1:00 to 1:45**
**Session
Chair
Dwayne
Crites**
1:00
- 1:15 Christopher Todd
Hittinger, Isolation and Characterization of a Gene Ecoding a Putative Amino
Acid Permease from Schizophyllum commune via targeted RT-PCR
1:15 - 1:30 Vineendra Vira Jain, Collaborative Planning, Forecasting, and Replenishment (CPFR): A New Paradigm in Supply Chain Management
1:30
- 1:45 Melissa A. Hartman, Two-dimensional
electrophoresis enzyme study in Schizophyllum commune
1:45
- 2:00 break
Poster Sessions continue in the Program Lounge from 2:00 to 4:30
**Session
Chair John Mayfield**
2:00
- 3:15 Posters
Candace J Wiggin, Laura Holman, and
Rejina Diekemper, Synthesis
of Triarylmethane Dyes Through a Grignard Reaction Using 4-Bromo-N, N-Dimethlyaniline
Crista
Straub and Kelli McFarland, Hydrolytic
enzyme activities in Schizophyllum
commune grown on non-uniform nutrient substrates.
Courtney J. Evans, Amber L. Swain, Jason
G. Watts, Synthesis of
Zybanฎ, Bupropion
hydrochloride, An
Anti-Depressant and Nicotine Withdrawal Easement Drug
L. LeAnne Wood, Autism and Communication
Scott
Dankel, Tony Kronk, and Erica McQuay, Product
Optimization in SN2 Williamson Synthesis of Substituted Benzyl Phenyl Ethers
**Session
Chair Brandy Holshouser**
3:30
- 4:30 Posters
Christina
E. Costin, Jennifer E. Shands, and Lucy J. Thurston,
Synthesis of Insect Pheromones Using Varying Lengths of Carbon Chains
Karen
A. Lawrence and Rex Meade Strange*, Comparative
Neuroanatomy and Reproductive Strategies among Percids
Shereen
Khan, TV, Children and
Aggression
Heather
Haley, Scott Lucchese, and Ketan Patel, Nucleophilic
Substitution Using an Ambident Nucleophile, Sodium
Saccharin, and the Manipulation of Reaction Conditions to Control the
Site of the Nucleophilic Attack
Sarah Nondorf, Maria Palmieri, and Lucinda Swatzell*, Optimal Spore Germination Conditions of Cheilanthes feei
Wednesday,
April 11, 2001 in the UC Ballroom
9:00
- 9:05 Opening Remarks, Jill Fuehne
**Session
Chair Becky Halter**
9:05
- 9:20 Debbie Bibb and Bonnie Stepenoff*, The
Delassus-Kern House, Ste. Genevieve, Missouri
9:20
- 9:35 Donna M.
Kridelbaugh and Mohammed Ali*, Catalytic Oxidation of Sulfides to Sulfoxides
with Silica Gel Supported Ceric Ammonium Nitrate (CAN) in Methylene Chloride
9:35
- 9:50 Brandon Blattel,
Kevin Pollock, and
Shawn Huston, Rice Hulls as a Substrate
for Pansies
9:50
- 10:05 Break
**Session
Chair Karen Lawrence**
10:05
- 10:20 Sebastian
Guettler, Scott Lucchese, and Loren
Honaas, Expressed sequence tags from Schizophyllum commune grown
under different nitrogen conditions
10:35
- 10:50 John D. Mayfield, Kathy S. McLean* and Aaron J. Palmateer*, Characterization
of Phomopsis spp. by Molecular Techniques
10:50
- 11:05 Break
**Session
Chair Courtney Stevens**
11:05
- 11:20 Jennifer
N. Smith, Changes in
Regional Free Amino Acid Composition of Schizophyllum
commune
11:20
- 11:35 Branden
C. McCullough, Steps
Toward Munich: Reich Foreign Policy & the Sudetenland
11:35
- 11:50 Jeremy Wachter,
Dale Randolph, and Paul Albers, Utilization of the Motorola DSP56001 for
real-time audio digital signal analysis in both the time and frequency domain at
Southeast Missouri State University
11:50
- 12:05 Keith Uelsmann,
Internet: How It Works
12:05 - 12:10 break
12:10-12:15
Introduce Keynote Speaker, Jill Fuehne, SRC-9 Co-Chair
12:15-1:15 Keynote Speaker, Dr. Sally Boysen
Dr. Sally Boysen will present The State of the Ape: Current Directions in Studying Chimpanzee Cognition during the Common Hour on Wednesday, from 12:15 - 1:15 in the UC Ballroom. Dr. Boysen is a professor of Psychology at the Ohio State University. Her research interests include: 1) Primate conceptual capabilities; animal cognition, with specific interests in the emergence of representational skills, including numerical competence and symbol manipulation; 2) Organization of neurobehavioral systems underlying cognition. 3) Captive primate enrichment; chimpanzee and gorilla social behavior; tool use in animals. She has over 70 publications, including articles in scientific journals and book chapters.
1:15 - 1:30
Question and answer session with Dr. Boysen
**Concurrent
Sessions 1:30 to 2:15**
**Papers
will be presented concurrently in the UC Ballroom, April 11, 2001**
**Session
Chair Hanoz Kapadia**
1:30 - 1:45 John D. Mayfield, Tibet: Past, Present, and How to End Its Oppression
1:45
- 2:00 Jill
R. Fuehne, The Effects of
Consistent Self-handicapping on Others Impressions of the Self-handicapper
2:00 - 2:15
Thomas Eaton, Noetics,
Ego Fixedness, and Constructs: The Gender Tower of Babel
**Posters
will be presented concurrently in the UC Missourianna Room, April 11, 2001**
**Session
Chair Kristin Schulte**
Daniel
Deck, Nick Spantgos, and Ronnie Studie,
The Decarboxylative Elimination of Cinnamic Acids Illustrating the Effect
Solvents have on the Stereochemical Course of the Reaction
Kamealya L. Pounds and Julie L. Pyrtle, Feel No Pain with Lidocaine
Lindsey Eilers and
Lisa Harris, The Preparation of Azo Dyes Using 4-Nitroaniline and m-toluidine
as Diazo Components Coupling with Phenol and 2-Naphthol.
2:15 - 2:20
Award
Presentations, Andrea Holloway, SRC-9 Co-Chair
2:20
- 2:30 break
Paper
Sessions continue in the UC Ballroom from 2:30 to 3:20
**Session
Chair Brandy Holshouser**
2:30 - 2:45 Paul Albers, Impedance Matching of Coaxial Cable
2:45
- 3:15 Travis Partney,
Travis Puhse, Victoria Devereux, and Taffi Schurz, An Examination of the
Impacts of Technology on America's Food Supply
**PAPER ABSTRACTS, in ORDER of APPEARANCE
click here**
**POSTER
ABSTRACTS, in ORDER of APPEARANCE click here**