Amielle Burch presents research at state conference

2017 Feb 2

Amielle Burch from Loganville is one of 14 Georgia College Honors students who will present their research at the Georgia Collegiate Honors Council Annual Conference Feb 17-18, 2017 in Columbus, Georgia.

Students will present on a variety of topics.

• Morgan Weekley, "John Coltrane: Forming a Legend." Faculty mentor: Prof. Ann Caldwell (Music Education)
• Jenna Kemp, "Global Perspectives: Women's Rights in China." Faculty mentor: Dr. Steven Elliott-Gower (Political Science)
• Kasey Bell, "Global Perspectives: Global Effects of Population Aging." Faculty mentor: Dr. Heidi Fowler
• Amielle Burch and Amanda Williams, "Ecology of Giraffa camelopardalis in the Tropical Savanna." Faculty mentor: Dr. Kalina Manoylov (Biology)
• Elise Spicer, "Global Perspectives: The Trump Administration and Mexican Migration." Faculty mentor: Dr. Steven Elliott-Gower (Political Science)
• Patrick Steimer, "Les Miserables: The Justice of Victor Hugo and the American Prison System." Faculty mentor: Prof. Ian Sargent (English)
• Tyler Hooks, "The Home Depot Financial Analysis." Faculty mentors: Drs. Ben McMillan and Susan Manrodt (Accounting)
• Shea Morris, "Environmental Impact on Mycobacteriophage Isolation and Characterization." Faculty mentor: Dr. Indiren Pillar (Biology)
• Dorianna Dobson and Payton Burriss "The Effects of Mutualistic and Defensive Relationships with Coral Reefs on San Salvador Island." Faculty mentor: Dr. Melanie DeVore (Biology)
• Cameron Watts, "Global Perspectives: Pollution in China"." Faculty mentor: Dr. Steven Elliott-Gower (Political Science)
• Rebecca Hendrix, "Social Media: Making the World a Better Place by Solving Crime." Faculty mentor: Dr. Jennifer Green (Mass Comm)
• Callum Lever, "Assessing Water Treatment Residuals?." Faculty mentors: Drs. Allison VandeVoort and Samuel Mutiti (Biology)