2011 UNDERGRADUATE
Research SYMPOSIUM

On August 3, 2011, a strong tradition of undergraduate research continued as students presented the results of their work. Each symposium session consisted of brief introductions of the students' work, followed a poster session.

At the end of the day, five winners of top poster awards left with $100 checks and were on their way to present their work at the University’s Undergraduate Research Symposium the next day.

Winners of the best poster awards were as follows:

1st Place" Devin Prate—Investigation of spect Ratio Effectts of Glass Fiber in Polycarbonate Composites

2nd Place: Britannia Vondrasek—Processing of Nanostructured Electroactive Com[posite Films for Sensing Applications

4th Place: Andrew Beauchemin—Modeling the Ballistic Penetration of Thick-Section Composites on a Rigid Support

5th Place: Kayla Dunbar—Experiment and Modeling of Sandwich Composite Under Impact Loading Conditions

6th Place: Richard Readdy—Automation of the VARTM Process using Electromagnetism

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