Class Year: 2027
Majors: Economics & Spanish
Minor: Political Science
Scholars Project Title: AI Technologies and State Sovereignty: A Comparative Analysis
Contact Me About: Study Abroad at Union
Class Year: 2026
Major: Biology
Minor: English
Scholars Project Title: The Effect of Varying Temperatures on Metacaspase Yield in Escherichia Coli
Contact Me About: Balancing Two Different Academic Fields; Getting Involved on Campus
Class Year: 2026
Major: Neuroscience (Bioscience Track)
Minors: German and Chemistry
Scholars Project Title: Exploring Emotions Near Death in a Social Model Hospice Care Home Setting
Contact Me About: Balancing Academics and Athletics; Managing Premedical Coursework; Getting Involved on Campus; Learning to Love Interdisciplinary Studies; Managing School and Physical and Mental Health.
Class Year: 2026
Majors: Neuroscience and Computer Science
Minors: Japanese and Seward Minor: The Projected Narrative of Japan During the Meiji Restoration
Seward Project Title: The Photographic Identity of Meiji Japan and its Export Overseas
Contact Me About: the Nu Rho Psi Honor Society; Finding Opportunities and Academic Excellence in Computer Science and Neuroscience; Building a Humanities Foundation within a STEM Major; the Japanese Program and Term Abroad in Akita; Anything Else!
Class Year: 2027
Majors: English and Spanish
Minors: Music Technology
Scholars Project Title: American Guillotine
Contact Me About: Doing a Creative Project for the Scholars Project; Creating an Interesting and Important Narrative through Lyrics/Music/Poetry
Class Year: 2026
Major: ID Major: Biology and Spanish
Minor: Seward Minor: Psychology and Human Behavior: Giving Rise to Political Attitudes and Opinions
Seward Project Title: Virtuous Violence in the US and Brazil
Contact Me About: The Seward Fellows Project; Balancing Pre-Med Courses with the Seward Fellows Program; Major/Minor Specific Questions; Anything Else!
Class Year: 2027
Major: ID Major: History and Political Science Major
Scholars Project Title: Construction Integration at the University at Buffalo: An Unyielding Coalition
Contact Me About: Getting Involved on Campus; Connecting with your Professors; Study Abroad.
Class Year: 2026
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Scholars Project Title: Hydrogel Encapsulation of Human Mesenchymal Stomal Cells
Contact Me About: Getting Involved in Research on Campus; Summer Research; BMES; Summer Clinical Immersion Program; Tau Beta Pi (Engineering Honors Society).
Class Year: 2027
Major: Environmental Engineering
Minors: Chemistry and Climate Change Studies
Scholars Project Title: Green Roofs: The Implications of Insulation, Water Control, and Mitigation of the Urban Heat Island Effect at Union College
Contact Me About: Getting Involved on Campus; Balancing Academics and Athletics; Research on Campus; Staying Organized at College.
Class Year: 2026
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Minor: Chemistry
Scholars Project Title: Synthesis of Thiourea Derivatives for Use as Sulfur Precursors in the Production of ZnS Quantum Dots
Contact Me About: Finding Research Opportunities (Engineering, Chemistry, and Biochemistry), Reaching Out to Professors; Getting Involved on Campus; Chemistry/BioChemistry Club; Balancing a Major and Minor.
Class Year: 2026
Major: Psychology
Minor: Sociology
Scholars Project Title: Hikiomori and Internet Addiction in US College Students
Contact Me About: Doing Research with Psychology Faculty Member; Psychology Research; Going to Conferences to Present Research; Planning Courses for Early Graduation.
Class Year: 2026
Major: Physics
Minors: Astrophysics
Scholars Project Title: MHD Simulations of Exoplanet System 55 Cancri e
Contact Me About: Physics & Astronomy at Union; Ultimate Frisbee; ACE; Getting Involved at Union; Undergraduate Research; Graduate School Planning; MtG; D&D; Connecting with Others.
Class Year: 2026
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Minor: Organizing Theme Minor: The Philosophical Art of Radiohead
Seward Fellows Project: Art and Philosophy of Radiohead
Contact Me About: Balancing Academics and Work; Getting Involved in Engineering Clubs and Honor Societies; Conducting Research; Finding and Securing Internships; and Interning for Admissions.
