Humanities & Fine Arts
1st Place: Victoria Korotchenko
The Fate of the Motherland's Children: Youth Action, Trauma, and Experiences within the Russian Revolution (1917-1923)
2nd Place: Cheyenne Assil
MoMA and American Art: A Re-Evaluation of the Museum of Modern Art and its Presumed Eurocentric Attitude
Social Sciences
1st Place: Liz Munday
Visualizing Race: How Stereotypes Activate Racialized Thinking When Racial Cues Are Not Present
2nd Place: Leila Katibah
The Politics of Pegasus Spyware: Examining the Impact of Surveillance on Journalism
Science & Engineering
1st Place: Hally Zhou & Harry Hebeler
Methods of Assessing Air Pollution and Economic Development in Colombia
2nd Place: Kareena Johnson
PC1-p15 Expression Does Not Induce Mitochondrial Fission via DRP1 Phosphorylation in Polycystic Kidney Disease
