2011 Undergraduate Research Colloquium
Celebrating Loyola's Commitment to Undergraduate Research and Scholarship
On Friday, April 1, 2011, the Undergraduate Student Research & Scholarship Committee
held its annual Colloquium. The competition establishes a campus-wide forum in which
undergraduate research and scholarship can be presented before the college community.
This event not only contributes to the professional development of participants, it
underscores the importance the college places on student involvement in creative intellectual
endeavors.
The finalists below presented their research in open competition for first, second,
and third place cash awards.
Demonstration & Performance
First Place
Ashley Twaddell
Second Place
Daniel Koster, co-author Taylor DeBoer
Arts & Humanities Oral
First Place
Catherine Wisniewski
Second Place (tie)
Gabriel Rossi & Alexander Van Horn
Business Oral
First Place
Maya Wright
Second Place
Kyle Christian, co-author Stephen Baydala
Third Place
Matthew Marzicola, co-author Andrew Lupica
Mathematical and Natural Sciences Oral
First Place
Paul LaPlante
Second Place
Mariel Pereda
Third Place
Nicholas Zampariello
Social Sciences & Education Oral
First Place
Julie Irwin
Second Place
Porscha Haynes
Third Place
Timothy Faver
Business Poster
First Place
Eric Rajchel, co-authors Laura Araujo, Brian Checchio
Second Place
Alexa Cavacchio, co-author Meghan Clark
Third Place
Kendall Ryan, co-authors Elizabeth Walton, Vincent Kunes
Mathematical & Natural Sciences Poster
First Place
Daniel Gorbaty
Second Place
Dawn Kellogg, co-author Camila Escobar
Third Place
Jacqueline Bush
Social Sciences & Education Poster
First Place (tie)
Melisha Bedminster, Joanna Machel & Daniel Koster
Third Place
Amanda Mikhail, Porscha Haynes
Application Proposals
All currently enrolled undergraduate students at the University are eligible to submit a presentation proposal to the Colloquium for research performed on or off campus, including during the summer.Deadline: March 19, 2024
Application Process
Volunteer to Judge
If you are a faculty member willing to serve as an abstract reviewer (March 19-27) and/or a judge (either for oral or poster presentations at the Colloquium on April 19th), please submit your contact information here to register your interest.