Poster Fall 09 – Academic Creativity and Excellence Day

Alana Bratcher, Emily Gray, Beverly Hoberg & Lori Renner

The Effects of Gender on False Memory

Roediger and McDermot (1995) found that individuals who learned lists of words related in meaning to GIRL and MAN, but did not contain those words, falsely recalled GIRL and MAN. Bauste and Ferraro (2004) found no significant effect of gender on false memory using the DRM lists for GIRL and MAN. The present study used a modified MAN list to reflect more stereotypical gender words as compared to the GIRL list. It was expected that there would be an effect of participant gender on false memory using the modified list.

Nani Skaggs

Banquet Room

9 – 11 AM

Anna Brumback

Statistics @ Divinity Salon

I will statistically observe all men and women with blonde, brown, red, black, and other colored hair, along with correlating these stats with their integrated age. And then will put into a series of tables and graphs.

Tim Bergquist

Banquet Room

9 – 11 AM

Garrett Crinklaw

Basketball Statistics

I am choosing to make a poster that represents the 2008/2009 NCU men’s basketball team statistics. This will include charts and graphs.

Tim Bergquist

Banquet Room

9 – 11 AM

Catherine Miller

Wheelwork and Handbuilding

This poster board is based on an independent study taking a ceramics class. It lays out the process in which the independent study was set up through Maude Kerns Center. It includes a timeline of my artistic activity, benefits of practicing creativity, and how independent study classes should be taken by NCU students in the future. Examples of projects are on display, along with a portfolio.

Elizabeth Aydelott

Banquet Room

9 – 11 AM

Peter Norland

Naaman’s Faith and Gehazi’s Greed: A Narratological Analysis of II Kings 5

Presents an analysis of II Kings 5 according to principles of Hebrew storytelling.

Loren Crow

Banquet Room

9 – 11 AM

Amanda Zempel

Statistical Analysis of a Basketball Experimental Study

Using different methods of statistical analysis I will look at the differences between a group of basketball players and non-basketball players percentage of free throws made out of 100 possible free throws.

Tim Bergquist

Banquet Room

9 – 11 AM