• Addressing financial literacy issues via board games 

  Eichelberger, Gretchen (2017)

  After studying abroad in Costa Rica and expanding my cross-cultural skills, I had an interest in expanding upon the initial business plan I created through my study abroad experience. From that experience, I came up with ...

• Geographical coastline detection through image processing techniques 

  Stancil, Robert (2017)

  This paper focuses on the steps taken and results obtained when trying to manipulate and process coastline images. Included is information about applying edge-detection algorithms to obtain the coastal boundary line that ...

• Cerebral palsy and the biopsychosocial model: Finding a comprehensive solution 

  Morris, Victoria (2017)

  This paper examines the relationship between the biopsychosocial model and cerebral palsy. Using the biopsychosocial model, the symptoms, prevalence, etiology, and management of cerebral palsy will all be examined under ...

• Cleanliness, conservatism, and climate change: The effects of reminders of physical cleansing on reactions toward climate change 

  Isacoff, Jennifer (2017)

  A 2011 study demonstrated that the mere reminder of physical cleansing (through the presence of hand sanitizer) is enough to induce greater conservatism among individuals. It was attempted to replicate this study and to ...

• Race, charges, and sentencing 

  Van Bloem, Benjamin (2017)

  This study is an overview of how black people are processed through the criminal justice system in Maryland, with a case study of the District Court system in Salisbury. The purpose of this project is not to definitively ...

• The "veiled violence" of capitalist agriculture 

  Massey, Alyssa (2017)

  Imagine you are a Mexican undocumented migrant trying to cross the Arizona desert in 122-degree heat. The hot sun blares on your back as you constantly scan your surroundings as you walk, trying to avoid snakes, ...

• Guerrilla war versus civil war: American counter-insurgency in the Philippines 1899-1902 and Vietnam 1965-1972 

  Stevens, Samuel (2017)

• Comparison of energy expenditure between footbag and elliptical cross trainer 

  Lynch, Colleen (2017)

  More than 60% of adult Americans do not engage in the recommended minimum amount of exercise, with-40% of young adults (18-24 yr) also not achieving recommendations. Previous research has shown that adults can achieve ...

• Student engagement and on-campus involvement 

  Day, Dana (2017)

  The purpose of this study is to analyze the motivation and engagement of undergraduate students who become active in and continue involvement in nonacademic, non-employment related activities on the campus of Salisbury ...

• The United States policy toward Iran and Saudi Arabia 

  Bierly, Katherine (2017)

  This thesis will try to understand what the differences in policy between the United States is with Saudi Arabia and Iran and how the policies influence the relationship. Another aspect of the paper is how the United States' ...

• The history of the railroad in Salisbury and its socioeconomic impacts 

  Hudson, Jim (1994)

  The city of Salisbury, Maryland, enjoys a prominent role on the Delmarva Peninsula. Located at the headwaters of the Wicomico River, the city has earned the name of "First City of the Eastern Shore" and "Hub of Delmarva." ...

• Senior week: A screenplay 

  Lembo III, Arthur J. (2017)

  Throughout the thesis process, my goal was to capture, compare and contrast Ocean City during the summer and winter in a screenplay format. Unlike many other vacation films, I focused on the regular and off season of Ocean ...

• An analysis of country music trends utilizing mathematical matrix theory 

  Price, Kristopher (2017)

  During the past four years, many music critics and artists have alleged that country music is becoming more homogeneous, with similar chord progressions and lyrics. The aim of our thesis was to determine whether country ...

• Illegitimate children in early modern England and Scotland 

  Miller, Rebecca (2017)

• Conspiracies and the 2016 Presidential election: An analysis of Tweets through the lens of agenda-setting theory 

  Dicks, Darby (2017)

  The introduction of social media websites such as Twitter and Facebook provides users access to platforms in which they are able to express a broad variety of views. It has become increasingly difficult to ignore the ...

• Determining the specificity and sensitivity of previously identified human, gull, ruminant, and poultry genetic markers 

  Tague, Jessica (2017)

  Fecal contamination of environmental waters is of major concern due to its potential to contaminate shellfish and recreational waters, posing a threat to human health. Microbial source tracking (MS1) is an important ...

• Bacterial viability on metallic fomites 

  Wilson, Kelly (2016)

  The study measures the survival rates of vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus Jaecalis, methicillin- resistant Staphylococcus aureus, and Escherichia coli strain 0157:H7 on copper, steel, aluminum, and brass compared to the ...

• Becoming a veterinarian: What students really need to know 

  Short, Megan (2017)

  Teachers and professors face the challenge of preparing high school and college students for their future career plans; they have the potential to be very influential figures in a student's decisions. While some students ...

• Acute effects of hyperglycemia in a chemical-genetic ablation model 

  Howell, Julia (2016)

  Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a debilitating disease characterized by elevated blood glucose levels, known as hyperglycemia. Glucose, the energy source for metabolism, is transported to the cells of the body by the hormone ...

• In the wake of heroes 

  Norris, Dan (2014)

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