Culture and the Consumption of Bushmeat: Considerations for Conservation

by Amy Zhou
College of Veterinary Medicine

Okefenokee Swamp: Its Relationship with Humans and Fire over Time 

by Eleni Witte
College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Department of Crop and Soil Sciences

Bess Beetle Burrowing in Relation to the Environment Saturation

by Morgan Turner
Division of Biological Sciences

In the Space Between: Navigating Second-Generation Asian American Identity

by Tarkshika Sudan
Department of Sociology

The Okefenokee Swamp, Spirituality, and Resource Management: From Native Americans to Contemporary Naturalists

by Liza Porras
College of Agriculture and Environmental Science

The Dome of the Rock: The Origin of Memorial in the Islamic World and a Palimpsest of Meaning

by Roland Kimsey
Department of Anthropology

Comparing the Risk of Sports Injuries Sustained on Artificial Turf Versus Natural Grass: A Systematic Review

by Carson Candela
Exercise and Sport Science

Harnessing Wind Energy:
An Analysis of Offshore Wind Farm Development in Long Bay, North Carolina

by Kayleigh Everhart
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, Ocean Sciences

X-rays Can Only See So Much: Communication Gaps Can Greatly Affect Treatment

by Priya Ray
College of Veterinary Medicine

To Truly Hear a Patient: Humanistic Medicine through BM’s Story

by Ekshya Katawal
Department of Biology and Department of Sociology