Honors Institute
Bay Honors Research Symposium
The Honors Research Symposium gives students the opportunity to participate in scholarly research in a variety of disciplines, with the goal of presenting their findings in a variety of formats.
Thirteen proposals from Foothill College were selected this year to present at the symposium held on May 4, 2019 at Stanford University.
Foothill Presenters at 2019 Symposium
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A Rose By Any Other Name: Neo-Colonial Flower Plantations in the Shadow of the Spanish
Hacienda |
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Anti-immigration Sentimnts: To what extent does social environment form an ideal environment
for groupthink toward immigrants? |
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ASMR Videos: A YouTube Fad? Exploring the Relationship between ASMR, relaxation, and
brain behavior |
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Blackbird: A Low-Cost, High-performance Bipedal Robot |
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CBD Efficacy on Canine Epilepsy and Anxiety |
| Climatocide in the Anthropocene: The Heuristics of Our Planetary Self-Immolation Presented by: Helton Suzuki Mentor: Scott Lankford & Brian Evans |
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Do I Belong Here |
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I'm So Stressed Out |
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Improving CPR through enhanced training: a multidisciplinary approach to understanding
and improving oxygenation during CPR training |
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Liquid Utopia: Kim Stanley Robinson, Marx, and Life after Climate Change |
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Morality 2.0: How Science Can Prompt Us to Reconsider our Moral Values |
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Predicting Individual Substance Abuse Treatment Outcomes to Determine Auxiliary Support
Needs: A Computational Approach |
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The Peripheral of Foreign Diplomacy: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back in Azerbaijan’s
Turbulent History Under Russian Dominance |
View & Download Symposium Photos
CLICK to view the gallery of photos for download or watch the slide show here from the 2019 symposium.
