Winner of The Navigator’s Best Writing Award
Embalming and Chemistry: Till Death Do Us Part a Historical and Chemical Analysis of Mortuary Science
Abigail L. Kerr – Chemistry
Honorable Mention, The Navigator’s Best Writing Award
Advocacy as Persuasion: A Rhetorical Analysis of Reusable Menstrual Product Advertisements
Lillian Floyd – English
The Controversial and Divisive History of Huckleberry Finn
Max Hall – English
Stitch by Stitch: Knitting to Find Peace
Isabella Clark – English
Honorable Mention, The Navigator’s Best Writing Award
Henry Moore’s Seated Woman: Modern Surrealist Abstraction
Cheri Regis – Fine Art
From Traitors to Heroes: Examining the Motivations and Consequences of the American Revolution
Joshua J. Wood – History
Byzantine Bust or Komnenoi Triumph?
Cody Evans – History
How Applying Interdisciplinary Studies Can Benefit Veterans with Non-Combat PTSD
Kelly A. Lillard – Interdisciplinary Studies
Forged from the Familiar
Nicholas A. Painter – Interdisciplinary Studies
Research Analysis on Personality and Meditation Success
Rebecca Foree – Psychology
Dietary Aspects of an Urban Turtle Community in a Missouri River Tributary: A Stable Isotope and Fecal Approach
Annastasia Bair – Biology
Reliable Transportation and its Effects on Supervision Success
Savana M. Watkins – Criminal Justice
No More Homework?
Luther R. Morales- First-Year Writing
The Growing Concern of Artificial Intelligence in Writing and Academia
Lee Windsor Jelinek – First-Year Writing
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