The Department of Criminal Justice recently held its 5th Undergraduate Research Competition. Students presented their original research in a number of exciting areas.
Danielle Crimmins, “Are Southern Belles and Southern Gentlemen Sexting?” (faculty mentor: Dr. Kate Seigfried-Spellar)
Kasi Smart, “Social Inequality After the Tornado: A Critical Analysis of Rebuilding Efforts” (faculty mentor: Dr. Ariane Prohaska)
Kellin Treadway and Emily Schmidt, “Pirates, Hackers, and Virus-Writers – Oh My!” (faculty mentor: Dr. Kate Seigfried-Spellar)
Amelia Warriner, “Homosexuals in the South” (faculty mentor: Dr. Hobson Bryan)
Results: Kasi Smart won 1st place, Amelia Warriner won 2nd place, and Danielle Crimmins and Kellin Treadway won 3rd place. Congrats to these excellent students!
Above: Kasi Smart with her award
Above: Amelia Warriner with her award
Above: Kellin Treadway with her award
Above: Danielle Crimmins with her award