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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

ROY COOPER

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR

GOVERNOR

November 4, 2017 The State of North Carolina Undergraduate and Creativity Symposium Campbell University 143 Main Street Buies Creek, North Carolina 27506 Dear Friends: It is my pleasure to welcome you to the State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium, hosted by Campbell University. I hope you enjoy all the amenities and hospitality

• f Campbell's beautiful campus, Buies Creek, and the surrounding areas of Harnett County during your

visit. North Carolina is the proud home of many exceptional colleges, universities, and community colleges that encourage student research and creativity. This symposium provides an opportunity for undergraduate scholars across our state to showcase their skills, talents, and academic achievements. I commend the participants for your dedication to your field of study, and thank you for contributing to this event. You have my best wishes for an outstanding symposium, and continued success in all your future endeavors. With kind regards, I am Very truly yours, Roy Cooper RAC/smc

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Leading ng w with pu h purpo pose Welcome to Campbell University! The State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium (SNCURCS) provides a unique opportunity for undergraduate students from across North Carolina to share their research and engage in conversations with peers and faculty from many of our state’s colleges and

• universities. Campbell University is honored to host the 2017 Symposium.

From its humble beginnings in 1887, the University has held to the passion of its founder, Dr. James Archibald Campbell. His passion was to prepare young men and young women for a living and for a life through Christian Education. Today, this passion is expressed as graduating students with exemplary academic and professional skills who are prepared for purposeful lives and meaningful service. Campbell is a university of the liberal arts, sciences, and professions. Campbell is built on a solid foundation of nine academic divisions - The College of Arts and Sciences, Adult and Online Education, The Lundy-Fetterman School of Business, The School of Education, The School of Engineering, The Divinity School, The College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, The Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law, and The Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine. These academic divisions are filled with students who come from all over the nation and world. However, we educate more undergraduate students from North Carolina than any other private school in the state. During your visit to Buies Creek, I invite you to explore our campus. I encourage you to take time to stroll along the brick walkways, have a photo taken by the statue of our founder or with the world’s largest bronze camel, step into the chapel for a moment of quiet meditation, or enjoy your favorite beverage at Starbuck’s. As you enjoy our campus, perhaps you will begin to see Campbell University as the place you want to pursue a graduate or professional degree. Please accept my best wishes for an enjoyable and productive conference. Sincerely,

• J. Bradley Creed

President

The Collegiate Academy of the North Carolina Academy of Science (CANCAS) is a community of undergraduate students and faculty advisors from various institutions and scientific disciplines that is dedicated to scientific progress. We are excited to hold our fall 2017 undergraduate research workshop in conjunction with the State of NC Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium (SNCURCS)! Through this partnership, we hope to empower undergraduates to do scientific research. At the workshop, students will learn about how to write scientifically, deliver scientific posters, create outstanding resumes and CVs, build a professional network, engage in study abroad opportunities, and more! The NC Academy of Science will have its 2018 annual meeting on March 23rd and 24th. At the annual meeting, there will be opportunities to present your research and hear about the exciting investigations being done in NC across multiple disciplines. We look forward to seeing you there! Sincerely, Jawuanna McAllister CANCAS President NC Wesleyan College

Acknowledgments The State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium 2017 would not have been possible without the hard work and assistance of the Campbell University Student Research Committee. We would like to thank the members of this committee along with Campbell University moderators for our panels, student workers and volunteers who assisted in the event and the members of the SNCURCS Steering Committee for their assistance in making the 13th SNCURCS event a success. Student Research Committee: Borree Kwok (Assistant Provost) Sarah Steele Michael Jiroutek Jennifer Bunn (Co-Chair) Michelle Thomas Christopher Havran Salvatore Mercogliano (Co-Chair) Qinfeng Liu Elizabeth Blue Elizabeth Cawley Steve Bahnaman Cameron Jorgenson Jacqueline Burgher Jutta Street Nicole Wingate Charles Carter Jordan Womick Mark Steckbeck Terri Hamrick Rachel Ennis SNCURCS Steering Committee: Chris Ashwell & Judy Day, NC State University (2005-2006, 2014, 2018 host) Lee Phillips, University of North Carolina at Greensboro (2007 host) Rebecca Battista, Appalachian State University (2008 host) Kate Bruce, University of North Carolina at Wilmington (2009 host) Francie Cuffney, Meredith College (2010 host) Mary Farwell, East Carolina University (2011 host) Ron Grunwald and Karen Murphy, Duke University (2012 host) Banita Brown, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (2013 host) Rebecca Leggett, North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities Joanne Altman and Allison Walker, High Point University (2015 host) Michelle Mayo, Russell Robinson, and Melessia Cozart, North Carolina Central University (2016 host) Salvatore Mercogliano and Jennifer Bunn, Campbell University (2017 host) Campbell University Students and Staff: Addison Cagle – Cover Art and Flyers Gabby Amadeo - Booklet Rachel Davis – Administrative Support Megan Avery – Booklet Pam Burgett – Administrative Support Justin Clark – Booklet Rachel Ennis – Administrative Support Special thanks to: ARAMARK, Campbell University Facilities, and Campbell University administration.

Table of Contents

Schedule at a Glance ………………………………………………………………………………………………………1 George T. Barthalamus Undergraduate Research Grants ………………………………………………….2 Oral Presentation Session #1 ………………………………………………………………………………………….3 Oral Presentation Session #2 ………………………………………………………………………………………….6 Oral Presentation Session #3 ………………………………………………………………………………………….9 Oral Presentation Session #4 ………………………………………………………………………………………..13 Poster Presentation Session #1 …………………………………………………………………………………….17 Poster Presentation Session #2 …………………………………………………………………………………….21 Poster Presentation Session #3 …………………………………………………………………………………….25 Poster Presentation Session #4 …………………………………………………………………………………….28 Art Exhibit Presentations.…………………………………………………….........................................................33 NC Space Grant Submissions.………………………………………………………………………………………...34 Morning and Afternoon Session Facilitators ………………………………………………………………….35 CANCAS Workshops Schedule and Descriptions ……………………………………………………………36 Campus Map ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..38 Campus Dining …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….39 Abstract Submissions by Institution ……………………………………………………………………………...41

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SNCURCS 2017 Hosted by Campbell University Schedule at a Glance November 4, 2017

8 am – 12 pm Registration – D Rich Hall 9 – 9:20 am Welcome from Dr. Boree Kwok, Assistant Provost – Turner Auditorium in D Rich Hall 9:30 – 10:30 am Oral Presentations #1 – LFSB, Kivett Hall, D Rich Poster Presentations #1 – LFSB and Rumley Center in Powell Hall 10 – 10:45 am CANCAS workshops #1 – D Rich 10:45 – 11:45 am Oral Presentations #2 – LFSB, Kivett Hall, D Rich Poster Presentations #2 – LFSB and Rumley Center in Powell Hall 11 – 11:45 am CANCAS workshops #2 – D Rich 11 am – 2 pm Lunch in Marshbanks Hall 12 – 1:30 pm Undergraduate Research Directors Meeting – Trustees Room in Taylor Hall 1:30 – 2:30 pm Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine Tour – Meeting in Levine Hall Campbell University Pharmacy & Health Sciences Tour – Meeting in Smith Hall 1:30 – 2:30 pm Oral Presentations #3 – LFSB, Kivett Hall, D Rich Poster Presentations #3 – LFSB and Rumley Center in Powell Hall 2 – 3 pm Art Exhibition – Rumley Center in Powell Hall 2:45 – 3:45 pm Oral Presentations #4 – LFSB, Kivett Hall, D Rich Poster Presentations #4 – LFSB and Rumley Center in Powell Hall 4 – 4:30 pm Closing Remarks – Lynch Auditorium in LFSB

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George T. Barthalamus Undergraduate Research Grants 2017 – 2018

The following students have been selected to receive a George T. Barthalamus Undergraduate Research Grant. Dr. Barthalamus was the driving force in starting the State

• f NC Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium and the Director of the Office of

Undergraduate Research at NC State University. He was an advocate of students becoming engaged in research early in their academic career, so these grants are given only to sophomore students. Students selected for the award will be expected to present their research at the 2018 SNCURCS. Grants range from $100 to $500. Awards: Dina Reyes, Catawba College, Environmental Mercury in Domestic Cats Azim Dharani, Duke University, Development of Prostate Cancer Targeted Prodrugs Based

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Kristie Kim, Duke University, Novel Signaling Axis Between ABL and DDR Kinases in Lung and Breast Cancer Chemoresistance Jennifer McMains, East Carolina University, Impact of Radical Prostatectomy and Androgen Deprivation on Neuronal Survival in the Major Pelvic Ganglia Claire Fabian-Bayola, East Carolina University, Structure-to-Function Relationships of Metal Substitution in Lipoxygenase Reactivity Bella Grifasi, High Point University, The Impact of Ethanol on Microglial Activation Lauren Emer, NC State University, An Examination of Abiotic Biogeochemical Cycles in an Aquaponics System Ashley Hartman, University of Mount Olive, Investigation of the Oxidation of Cosmetic Foundation Andrea Palos-Jasso, University of Mount Olive, Identifying Mosquito Densities and their Arboviruses in Eastern North Carolina

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Oral Presentation Schedule

Time Discipline Presenter(s)/Institution Title Oral Presentation #1: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 121 9:30 a.m. Computer Science Davor Pranjic Methodist University Data Security and Encryption of Web Based Application 9:50 a.m. Computer Science Gurney Buchanan Appalachian State University Comparing Efficacy Entrance Configurations in Determining the Net Traffic at the Entrance of a Honey Bee Hive 10:10 a.m. Computer Science Ethan Anderson Guilford College Direct3D versus OpenGL Oral Presentation #1: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 122 9:30 a.m. Biology Ashwin Ghadiyaram NC State University Cohesin SA1, SA2, and EWSR1 proteins in R-Loop maintenance 9:50 a.m. Biology Nicholas Chavis, Elijah Mebens, Kassie Conway, Xin Dong University of North Carolina at Pembroke Axenic Culturing Protocol for Xenorhabdus nematophila from Insect Larva 10:10 a.m. Biology Carrie Blowe Chowan University Effects of Agricultural Runoff on Fish Immune Health Oral Presentation #1: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 123 9:30 a.m. Engineering Austin Perez Central Carolina Community College Additive Manufacturing of Piezoelectric Material Polyvinylidene Fluoride through 3D Printing 9:50 a.m. Engineering Paul Sartorelli, Robert Furuya Appalachian State University Reducing Energy Consumption

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Technology Enhanced Zones 10:10 a.m. Engineering Courtney Oswald NC State University Heat Loss Analysis of Fabrics Using a Dynamic Guarded Sweating Hot Plate

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Oral Presentation #1: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 124 9:30 a.m. History/Law Amanda Vo High Point University The Economics of Practicing Law 9:50 a.m. History/Law Briceno Bowrey East Carolina University The Impact of British Fire Control Doctrine on the Loss of the Battlecruisers at the Battle of Jutland 10:10 a.m. History/Law Samantha Wilkins Meredith College The Relationship Between Demographics and Political Attitudes towards Mental Health Legislation Oral Presentation #1: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 125 9:30 a.m. Health Emily Long University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Constructing a Health Fair Model for Rural NC 9:50 a.m. Health Molly Rose NC State University InterACTIVE Wellness 10:10 a.m. Nutrition Magen Flanagan East Carolina University Scleroderma Defiance: A Practical, Educational and Free Guide for Self- Management of Scleroderma Oral Presentation #1: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 126 9:30 a.m. Communication Dario Lopez, Taquisha Patrick, Nyles Moore, Darryl Oulai North Carolina Central University His-Panic: An Examination

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Media During the Trump Presidential Campaign 9:50 a.m. Sociology Siesa Shuman Appalachian State University Minority Representation In the Video Game Industry 10:10 a.m. Film Olivia Titka Appalachian State University Wealth and Charm: Red Flags for Murder

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Oral Presentation #2: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 121 10:45 a.m. Computer Science /Technology Jonathan Jeremie Central Piedmont Community College Terms of Service - A New Way To Approach Privacy Notices 11:05 a.m. Computer Science /Technology Preston Wilson, Luke Craig Appalachian State University Predicting Honey bee Behavior through Audio and Frequency analysis 11:25 a.m. Computer Science /Technology Elvis Kahric Methodist University Glucosio Monitor Oral Presentation #2: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 122 10:45 a.m. Biology Kevin Zhang NC School of Science and Math Modeling of cancer cell metastasis: Novel treatment plan for cancer utilizing measurable parameters to estimate proclivity to metastasize 11:05 a.m. Biology Shelby Elder NC School of Science and Math Modelling the Mutagenic Effects of Compounds Produced by Heating Amino Acid/Glucose Solutions in S. Cerevisiae 11:25 a.m. Biology Kristen Adams University of North Carolina at Wilmington Antibiotic Discovery the Isolation and Characterization of Antimicrobial Compounds From Bacteria Isolated in Sediments of the Cape Fear River Oral Presentation #2: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 123 10:45 a.m. Math Melissa Pulley Campbell University The Dynamics of Math Anxiety as it is Transferred through Peer and Teacher Interactions 11:05 a.m. Math David Woolford, Preston Minter, Janessa Schwallie, Melissa Urena University of North Carolina at Charlotte Queueing in the Supermarket with Randomized D Loading for Periodic Customer Spikes 11:25 a.m. Math Kristen Powell, Sarah Schneider, Monica Hammond, Christopher Zhang Campbell University Data Analysis of the 2016 Presidential Election in North Carolina

Oral Presentation #2: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 124 10:45 a.m. History/Criminal Justice/Political Science Alanna Natanson Salem College Black and White and Red Blood Cells All Over: the Influence of Racial Discrimination on Sickle Cell Disease Research in the United States, 1910-1975 11:25 a.m. History/Criminal Justice/Political Science Timothy Kowalczyk Duke University The Philosophy and Mechanisms of Venetian Patrician Marriage as a Partial Proof of Plato’s Utopian Philosophy as Concerns "Noble" Citizens Oral Presentation #2: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 125 10:45 a.m. Psychology Jordan Krisfalusi High Point University The Effect of Equine- Assisted Therapy on the Emotional Well-being of Children who Experienced Trauma 11:05 a.m. Psychology Camilla Ricoveri Pfeiffer University An Investigation of the Gender Schema Theory and Stereotyping 11:25 a.m. Psychology Taylor Porter Methodist University The Physiology of True, False, and Internalized False Confessions Oral Presentation #2: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 126 10:45 a.m. Literature Rachel Crawford Meredith College Subjectivity, Authenticity, and the Contextualized Body 11:05 a.m. Literature Helen Barker High Point University via Alamance Community College Margaret Cavendish's Life, Work, and Impact on Science, Interdisciplinary Studies, and Feminism 11:25 a.m. Literature Nicole Tarangelo High Point University Andrew Marvell: Speaking Truth to Power

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Oral Presentation #2: Kivett, Room 202 10:45 a.m. Biochemistry Hannah Dixon High Point University The Mechanism of IB-DNQ- Induced Cell Death in NQO1 Positive BRCA2- mutant Breast Cancer Cells 11:05 a.m. Biology Gargi Singh NC School of Science and Math Designing an Anchoring System for Electrospun Scaffolding in a 24-Well Cell Culture Plate 11:25 a.m. Biology Ashish Vankara Duke University Directed Differentiation of Pluripotent Stem Cells to Muscle Progenitor Cells with CRISPR/Cas9 Based Transactivators Oral Presentation #2: Kivett, Room 204 10:45 a.m. Economics William Godwin, Maggie Warren, Aaron Schnoor, Lowell Taylor Campbell University Yellow Group Experiment 11:05 a.m. Economics Adam Kurbansho Methodist University Minimum Wage: Bad or Good? 11:25 a.m. Economics Marta Getahun Methodist University Impacts of Foreign Aid on Ethopian Political and Economic Development Oral Presentation #2: Kivett, Room 206 10:45 a.m. Mechanical Engineering Eddie Kalaf North Carolina State University Investigation of Energy Savings in Climate Control System 11:05 a.m. Physics Meredith Tooley North Carolina State University Wake Vortex Detection System Simulation

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Oral Presentation #2: D. Rich, Room 221 10:45 a.m. Communication Kaylee Sciacca, Sarena Triesh, Reginald Robinson II, Dana Anthony North Carolina Central University Taking A Knee: An Explanatory Case Study of Silent Protests In Professional Sports Using Critical Legal Studies and Critical Race Theory 11:05 a.m. Communication Mykia Williams North Carolina Central University "That's my mama!": An Ideological Analysis of Black Motherhood in Television 11:25 a.m. Film Natalia Starr Appalachian State University The Influence of Television

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Oral Presentation #3: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 121 1:30 p.m. Chemistry Manead Khin University of North Carolina at Greensboro Identification of antimicrobial compounds from Macleaya cordata 1:50 p.m. Chemistry Azim Dharani Duke University Development of prostate cancer targeted prodrugs based on copper prochelator 2:10 p.m. Chemistry Evan Grimm University of North Carolina at Charlotte Coordination chemistry of caffeine derivatives Oral Presentation #3: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 122 1:30 p.m. Biology Sophia Shwartz University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Differential Activation of Map Kinases in Response to Reactive Oxygen Species 1:50 p.m. Biology Carmen Montero Appalachian State University A Small Scale Screen of Nutraceutical Compounds for Anti-Invadopodia Development 2:10 p.m. Biology Kimberly Worley Meredith College Environmental Surveillance of Zoonotic Pathogens

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Oral Presentation #3: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 123 1:30 p.m. Computer Science Grayson Fenwick Appalachian State University Creation of Automatic Control Simulations for Student Testing 1:50 p.m. Computer Science Naseer Muhammad Wake Technical Community College Use of Deadly Force by Police 2:10 p.m. Computer Science Curtis Bohlman Methodist University Kindergarten Educational Software Oral Presentation #3: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 124 1:30 p.m. Linguistics Helen Yang Duke University White Washed Out: Asian American Representation in Media 1:50 p.m. Linguistics Danielle Dolphin Campbell University "¡De panzazo!" or “barely hanging on (by a thread)”: An Investigation of the Education System in Mexico 2:10 p.m. Linguistics Victoria Banks Methodist University American Values in Walt Whitman's Poetry Oral Presentation #3: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 125 1:30 p.m. Economics/Business Abigail Moening Methodist Univerisity The Tax Gap 1:50 p.m. Economics/Business Nhi Tran University of North Carolina at Asheville Renewable Energy Market in Southeast Asia: A Case Study on Vietnam 2:10 p.m. Economics/Business James Taylor Appalachian State University Using Economic and Social Indicators to Predict Corruption

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Oral Presentation #3: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 126 1:30 p.m. Technology Rose Garrison Campbell University Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Systems Vulnerabilities 1:50 p.m. Computer Science Jonathon Brotherton, Aaron Parker Appalachian State Segmenting Honey Bees from Video Frames Using Image Processing 2:10 p.m. Math Jackson Kennedy NC School of Science and Math Optimizing Usage of Meal Cards with Respect to Price, Student Preference and Basic Nutrition Oral Presentation #3: Kivett, Room 202 1:30 p.m. Psychology Katie James High Point University “I’m not giving up – this is my life”: Role of feedback and identity status on self- esteem and motivation using quantitative and qualitative methods 1:50 p.m. Psychology Monayzia Taylor Pfeiffer University Is Chivalry Dead? 2:10 p.m. Sociology Connor Beatty Appalachian State University The Psychological Experience of Being Young Oral Presentation #3: Kivett, Room 204 1:30 p.m. Economics Wisdom Uwaifo Methodist University Short-Term and Long- Term Economic Benefits of Local Volunteers in Nigeria 1:50 p.m. Economics Brady Smith NC School of Math and Science The Smartphone Industry and What It Can Tell Us 2:10 p.m. Economics Rami Alohammadi Methodist University Saudi Visision 2030

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Oral Presentation #3: Kivett, Room 206 1:30 p.m. Interdisciplinary Studies Vishnu Ramachandra University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Finland’s Smart Transportation Ecosystem: A Future-Ready Model for Networked Transportation 1:50 p.m. Ecology Lucas Piedrahita Appalachian State University Effects of flowering synchrony and spatial scale

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reproductive success in a gynodioecious species, Silene acaulis 2:10 p.m. Sustainability Raven Wright Appalachian State University Factors Affecting Building Energy Efficiency Oral Presentation #3: D. Rich, Room 221 1:30 p.m. Arts and Media Anthony Lobo Appalachian State University Utopia and Conflict In Mid- Late 20th Century Gay Photography 1:50 p.m. Communication Timothy Knight North Carolina Central University An Ideological Analysis of The Legacy of Struggle for African American Women in Hidden Figures 2:10 p.m. Communication Deja Finch, Dareonna Franklin, Terria Smith, Jarrett McCarter North Carolina Central University Athletes & Activism: Symbolic Speech on the Field Oral Presentation #3: D. Rich, Room 116 1:30 p.m. History Jessi Bowman Salem College Nationalism and the Olympic Games: The Carter Administration’s Olympic Boycott during the late Cold War 1:50 p.m. History Seanna Naylon High Point University The Negro National League 2:10 p.m. Criminology Valeen Hurd Campbell University Gender Disparities in Law Enforcement Agencies

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Oral Presentation #3: D. Rich, Room 119 1:30 p.m. Film McKenzie Shelton East Carolina University HU$TLE: The Economic Impact of the Arts (a microdocumentary) 1:50 p.m. Film Robert Kulasingam Appalachian State University The Importance of the Social Outcast in Princess Mononoke 2:10 p.m. Film Judith Medrano Appalachian State University “Hello” or “Goodbye,” Baby?: An In Depth Analysis of Walter Neff of Billy Wilder's 1944 film Double Indemnity Oral Presentation #4: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 121 2:45 p.m. Chemistry Mustafa Alshurafa University of North Carolina at Charlotte Synthesis and reactivity of mesityl-substituted thione and selone ligands 3:05 p.m. Chemistry Houston Cole Campbell University One-Pot Cyclization of Methyl Ketones, DMSO, and Ammonium Salts to Produce 2,4- Heterodisubstituted Pyridines 3:25 p.m. Chemistry Hussain Al Tuwailib University of North Carolina at Charlotte Coordination chemistry with new six-membered thiones and selones Oral Presentation #4: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 122 2:45 p.m. Biology Chelsey King, Lindsey Wells University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Use of Perfluorocarbon Nanodroplets to Enhance Sonication of Saccharomyces cerevisiae 3:05 p.m. Biology Dalton Sizemore Appalachian State University Effects of Polarization Status and VSV Modulation

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and Degradative Ability of THP-1 Derived Macrophages 3:25 p.m. Biology Morgan Elder Catawba College An assessment of a glacial relict population of Pinus strobus (Eastern white pine) in the Uwharrie Mountains of North Carolina

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Oral Presentation #4: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 123 2:45 p.m. Computer Science Brian Smith Appalachian State University Migrating Kinect APIs in Spellotron and Mathotron 3:05 p.m. Computer Science Kevin Alvarez, David Sawyer North Carolina State University Analysis of Student Source Code Submissions through Genome Sequencing Algorithms 3:25 p.m. Computer Science Alexander Hahn University of North Carolina at Greensboro What’s hot and what’s not?

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bioinformatics literature using topic modeling and keyword analysis Oral Presentation #4: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 124 2:45 p.m. Communication Thurman Tatum III, Chasity Johnson-Anthony, Kareem Driver North Carolina Central University Concussions in Black and White: A Media Textual Analysis of Race & Press of the NFL Concussion Crisis 3:05 p.m. Communication Elonzo Willis, Daryn Parker, Harvey Landy, Brianna Gonzalez North Carolina Central University Beasts and Rhymes: A Textual Analysis on Hip- Hop Lyrics Displaying Symptoms of Mental Illness 3:25 p.m. Communication Daniel St. Germain High Point University Designing Video Games with Accessibility in Mind Oral Presentation #4: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 125 2:45 p.m. Economics/Business Jocelyn Rosario Methodist Univerisity Lack of a Full Recovery in The Housing Market 3:05 p.m. Economics/Business Victoria Jackson Pfeiffer University Corporate Taxation: Key Issues within the Broader Topic 3:25 p.m. Economics/Business Amelia Durham, Zachary Pope, Chelsea Blake, Jade Sutherland, Amelia Durham Campbell University Which Majors at Campbell University Will Voluntarily Take a Five Question Survey and Know More About General Business Knowledge?

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Oral Presentation #4: Lundy-Fetterman, Room 126 2:45 p.m. Engineering David Storelli North Carolina State University Effects of Magnetic Fields

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Transformer 3:05 p.m. Engineering Adarsh Ettyreddy Duke University Isolation of hiPSC-derived chondrocytes using a knock-in type II collagen reporter enhances chondrogenesis and cartilaginous matrix production 3:25 p.m. Engineering Ashna Ram NC School of Science and Math Implementing 3-D Printing Technology and Bioprinting into Optical Surgery Oral Presentation #4: Kivett, Room 202 2:45 p.m. Kinesiology Erin Stanley East Carolina University High Fat Diet-Induced Glucose Intolerance, But Not Skeletal Muscle Insulin Resistance, is Worse in Female Mice Compared to Males 3:05 p.m. Nursing Haley Manning East Carolina University A Program Evaluation of Entry into Prenatal Care Oral Presentation #4: Kivett, Room 204 2:45 p.m. Marketing Dea Catela Methodist University Coordinating and Communicating Successful Marketing Strategies 3:05 p.m. Marketing Mia Kajtaz Methodist University An Analysis of Marketing Mistakes and Regrets 3:25 p.m. Economics Luvia De Arcia Campbell University High Schoolers’ Knowledge

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Government and Constitution

Oral Presentation #4: Kivett, Room 206 2:45 p.m. Physiology Michael Bullock East Carolina University Novel roles for protease- activated receptors in vascular growth pathology 3:05 p.m. Astronomy Lucas Smith Appalachian State University Exploring Carbon Isotope Chemistry Through Experiments at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory 3:25 p.m. Criminology Kate Allen, Esther Xiang NC School of Science and Math The Effect of Demographic Differences on Perceptions of Capital Punishment Oral Presentation #4: D. Rich, Room 221 2:45 p.m. Philosophy Lucas Griffin Appalachian State University Systemic Capitalism and the social, political, cultural, and economic limitations imposed upon the impoverished 3:05 p.m. Interdisciplinary Studies Elizabeth LaFave East Carolina University “Reading” Fashion in A. Pushkin’s Eugene Onegin: Word as Image in 1820s Imperial Russia 3:25 p.m. Interdisciplinary Studies Morgan Vickers University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The Lockville Project: Culturally and Geographically Remapping a Town Lost Oral Presentation #4: D. Rich, Room 116 2:45 p.m. Education Lauryn Daniel Appalachian State University Education Inequality 3:05 p.m. Music Elijah Brown University of North Carolina at Asheville Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, and the Modern Sonata Form 3:25 p.m. Religion Melanie Pyles Campbell University Themes In Gospel Music Oral Presentation #4: D. Rich, Room 119 2:45 p.m. Visual Arts Taylor Robinson Queens College of Charlotte Images of Hope 3:05 p.m. Computer Science Patrick Beekman Appalachian State Using HTC Vive to Create Virtual Reality Experiments in Physics

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Poster Presentation Schedule

POSTER PRESENTATION #1: LUNDY-FETTERMAN HALLWAY, 9:30 – 10:30 AM POSTER NUMBER Discipline Presenter(s)/Institution Title 1 Computer Science Kaveen Herath Bandara NC State University Applying HTN Planning to Storyline Visualization 2 Computer Science Keltin Grimes Enloe High School Binary Fungi Predictions 3 Computer Science David Sawyer, Kevin Alvarez Appalachian State University Analysis of Programming Assignment Submissions through Genome Sequencing Algorithms 4 Education Tanner Johnson, Carter Zenke Duke University Mobile Citizens: Broadening participation in computer science by increasing student self-efficacy 5 Education Emma Wester East Carolina University Insect Misconceptions 6 Environmental Kristina Burkhart Catawba College How does the water quality in select North Carolina Piedmont counties differ? 7 Environmental Justin Record Gaston College Marketing to the Millennial Generation: Brand’s Environmental Impact 8 Environmental Jasmine Wiitala Catawba College Comparisons of Water Quality and Microorganisms Across Varying Water Body Size 9 Environmental Lauren Hermane NC State University Analysis of Nitrogen Levels Using Composite Soil Auger Sampling Versus Incremental Soil Sampling 10 Environmental Austin Young Catawba College "Something's Fishy": A Look at the Poor Labeling and Species Misidentification Practices in Commercial Fishing 11 Chemistry Elivs McFee North Carolina Central University Exploring Graphene via Grafting Stimuli Responsive Polymers 12 Chemistry Riccardo De Cataldo High Point University Do-It-Yourself: 3D Models of Electronic Orbitals through 3D Printing 13 Chemistry Bryant Loor Garcia UNC-Charlotte Silver(I) compounds with potential anticancer activity 14 Chemistry Haley Greiner, Paul Mefford Campbell University Concentration of Lead in Soil and Plant Life from a 30 Year Old Gun Range 15 Physics Nathaniel Scott Appalachian State University Noise Reduction in a Laser Tweezers Raman Spectroscopy (LTRS) System 16 Physics Nicholas Sterling UNC-Wilmington Development of the Compton Calorimeter for the eta-Primakoff Experiment at JLab

18 17 Physics Ethan Mancil Appalachian State University Reactive Magnetron Sputtering of Superconducting Niobium Nitride Thin Films 18 Kinesiology Jordan Mullins Campbell University Partial ACL Tear with Grade II Chondromalia 19 Kinesiology Justin Clark Campbell University Vertical Jump Height in a Static Countermovement Jump vs a Drop Jump in Division I Athletes 20 Kinesiology Ryan Swiezy UNC-Wilmington Fitness-Related Benefits: Land-Based versus Aqua-Based 21 Kinesiology Sarah Davis Campbell University Elbow Ulnar Collateral Ligament Tear in a Division I Collegiate Female Soccer Player 22 Kinesiology Holly Price Campbell University Bimalleolar Fracture with Syndesmotic Rupture in a Division 1 Collegiate Softball Player 23 Psychology Amanda Foalima, Danielle Todd Meredith College Relationship Between Identity Status and Political Alignment Amongst High Achieving Adolescents 24 Psychology Francesca Music, Ashley Moats, Bridget Krol, Sarah McCain Elon University Availability and Accessibility of Psychosocial Service Information on Websites of Top-Rated Children’s Cancer Hospitals 25 Psychology Lindsey Kalish Meredith College The Effects of Positive Reappraisal on the Reduction of Negative Emotions Following Perceived Academic Failure 26 Psychology Molly Huber Pfeiffer University An investigation of the relationship between sleep habits and academic performance POSTER PRESENTATION #1: RUMLEY CENTER IN POWELL HALL, 9:30 – 10:30 AM POSTER NUMBER Discipline Presenter(s)/Institution Title 31 Psychology Nada Abu Khalaf UNC-Chapel Hill EEG Measures of Word Recognition During Reading 32 Psychology Jessica Riddell Fayetteville State University Internet Addiction and Its Effects on Academic Performance among University Students 33 Psychology Sarah Mills NC State University Personality Disorders Among Military Veterans 34 Psychology Hannah Matthews Guildford College Quality of Romantic Relationships and Well-being 35 Psychology Alexa de Jongh Appalachian State University A biopsychosocial analysis of forest bathing and gardening: How nature can improve overall health. 36 Communications Maleek Thomas North Carolina Central University Analysis of the exploitation's of obese African Americans in the media

19 37 Communications Quishana Mcdougle, Isaiah Totten North Carolina Central University Mass Media & Society 38 Communications Keondre Williams Fayetteville State University Opposition Discourse towards President Trump in the U.S. Media December 2016 - June 2017 39 Communications Emily Cheek, Lovasia Thomas, Imani Taylor, Isatu Bangura North Carolina Central University Self Esteem & Depression dealing with Colorism in the African American community 40 Art History Xinjie Wang Wake Forest University Ivory Mirror Cases: Erotic Symbols of Late Medieval Courtly Culture 41 History John Payne Pfeiffer University Bayard Rustin: The Unsung Super Hero of the Civil Rights Movement 42 History Brian Sebetic Wake Forest University Frederick I Barbarossa and Political Legitimacy 43 History Alyssa Queen Pfeiffer University Blues Culture: How Alan Lomax Changed the Way We See and Hear Music Today 44 Biology Sreepradha Sridharan NC State University Cytokine Production by Rat Mesothelial Cells exposed to Carbon Nanotubes as a Means of Assessing Long-Term Risks for Mesothelioma 45 Biology Jair Nino-Espino Duke University Low-Dose Exposure to a Superfund Site-Derived Environmental Chemical Mixture 46 Biology Tyshawn White Jr. Shaw University Molecular Cloning of Gap 1 to Synthesis Checkpoint Protein Candidates 47 Biology Amaya Watters NC State University Behavior and hormone levels of pregnant ruffed lemurs (Varecia) as predictors of neonatal outcomes: A Preliminary Analysis 48 Biology Celeta Smith, Jada Labriado Meredith College Role of environmental factors on biomass transport by leaf-cutter ants 49 Biology Kristie Kim Duke University Novel signaling axis between ABL and DDR kinases in chemoresistance and metastasis: promise for targeted therapy in breast and lung cancers? 50 Biology Gabby Downs UNC-Pembroke Advantages and Challenges of The Two Fermentation Culturing Platforms for Beneficial Nematodes 51 Biology Lauren Emer, Kyra Levau, Tyler Coriano NC State University An examination of abiotic biogeochemical cycles in an aquaponics system 52 Biology Mikayla Moody Meredith College Chemical Vapor Deposition of Graphene for Detector Development

53 Biology Asia Johnson North Carolina Central University Characterization of Transgenic Roots with the Expression of the Human Huntingtin Gene 54 Nursing Morgan Clark UNC-Wilmington A Comparison of Maternal Breastfeeding Before and After Implementation of a Donor Human Milk Policy 55 Nursing Amy Blew East Carolina University Advance Directives and Health Disparities in Lung Cancer 56 Nursing Erykah Briggs-White Fayetteville State University Firm Performance & Administrative Expenses in Skilled Nursing Facilities: An Examination of Optimal Levels and Relevant Organizational Characteristics 57 Nursing Nicole Brewer UNC-Wilmington Nurses' knowledge and treatment belief: Integration of complementary and alternative medicines (CAMs) 58 Health Joyce Wang, Han Nguyen, Emily Horn, Christiana Oshotse Duke University Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Risk Assessment in Rural Minorities: Evaluation of Sensitivity and Specificity of CKD Screening Questions 59 Biomedical Laura Campbell NC State University Controlling Growth of and Attachment

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Colloidal Bio-ink 60 Biomedical Engineering Kat Hefter Duke University Using a frame-by-frame image segmentation process to measure neuron activity 61 Biological Engineering Sarah Mbiki Appalachian State University Comparing Machine Learning Algorithms for Real-time Continuous Image Processing of Live Cell Cultures 62 Biological Engineering Mae Lewis Duke University Repurposing Type I CRISPR systems for genome editing in mammalian cells 63 Biological Engineering Kevin Mutchnick Duke University Characterizing and Repurposing Type I CRISPR Systems for Epigenome Editing in Human Cells 64 Biology Elizabeth Lewis East Carolina University Developing an eDNA Protocol to Distinguish Two Closely Related Species of Waterdogs (Necturus) in Turbid Coastal Waters 65 Biology Chaz McDaniel Elizabeth City State University A Strategy for Regulation of the Expression of Two Fluorescent Protein Genes

21 POSTER PRESENTATION #2: LUNDY-FETTERMAN HALLWAY, 10:45 – 11:45 AM POSTER NUMBER Discipline Presenter(s)/Institution Title 1 Biochemistry Amrita Malur NC State University Monitoring ESAT-6 Peptide in Murine model for Granulomatous Disease using NanoLC/Triple TOF MS 2 Biochemistry Darby Kozan Guilford College Cross species comparison of TilS SNPs within TilS Homologs 3 Biochemistry Krittin Trihemasava NC State University Structural Characterization of Attractant- Receptor Complexes to Understand Pollen Tube Formation 4 Biochemistry Kripa Ahuja UNC-Chapel Hill Molecular cloning involving AAV-CXCL 12 gene 5 Biology Nina Kuprasertkul Duke University Characterizing a novel genetically engineered mouse model of alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma 6 Biology McKenzie Nalley NC State University Presenting a novel mirror to Coquerel’s sifakas (Propithecus coquereli) and fat- tailed dwarf lemurs (Cheirogaleus medius) to study personality 7 Biology Joshua Allen High Point University Relative Size of the Zygomaticomandibularis M. in Frugivorous and Animalivorous Mammals: A Comparative Study of Jaw Adductors in Bats and Carnivorans 8 Biology Andrea Wilson Fayetteville State University Cannamix, a new hemp seed based pesticide on Poutry Beetles (Alphitobius diapernius) 9 Biology Brittany Williams Campbell University Cloning, Expression of Human Carbonic Anhydrase and Effects of a Prokaryotic Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitor 10 Biology Jessica Speckman, Grace Goins Gaston College Identifying the Antibiotic Resistant Factors of E. coli, S. aureus, and K. pneumoniae Against Erythromycin. 11 Microbiology Connor Cribb UNC-Wilmington Investigation of Reference Genes in Flavobacterium johnsoniae for Quantitative PCR 12 Microbiology Noah Riley NC State University The golden bacterium’s secret: Characterization of a unique putative mouthwash resistance protein found in Delftia species 13 Microbiology Kaitlyn Mizelle Campbell University Recombinant Expression of a Putative Lignin Degrading Enzyme from Paenibacillus glucanolyticus 14 Microbiology Kevin Hernandez NC State University Profiling Wildlife Strains of Listeria monocytogenes Isolated from Ursus americanus for Antibiotic Resistance 15 Management Anna Luisa DaSilva UNC-Asheville TerraFemme: An Investigation into a Compostable Menstrual Service

22 16 Economics Amy Walker, Clare Milburn Appalachian State University Costa Rican Ecotourism: Economic Growth at the Cost of Community Longevity 17 Economics Samuel Barker Pfeiffer University Subsidies in Higher Education Distort Price Signals in the Labor Market: A Model of Major Selection 18 Economics Anthony Santelle Appalachian State University Willingness to pay for forestry protection program in Southern Appalachian Mountains 19 Economics Kelli Autry, David Gaster, Tyler Babin, Isaac Quinn Campbell University Do Moral Questions Affect Honesty? 20 Economics Alaina Doyle Appalachian State University Valdity of discount rate derived from willingness to pay for road salt run-off mitigation dependent upon payment schedule 21 Environmental Kevin Troyer Catawba College Trail Trafficking: Most Preferred Entrance at Fred Stanback Preserve on the Catawba College Campus 22 Environmental Kristina Rogge, Luke Dollar Catawba College CO2 levels inside: How that affects your cognitive activity 23 Sustainability John Nix NC State University Lettuce transplant growth and morphology under two light intensity regimes using LEDs 24 Environmental Holly Kuhn Catawba College Pond Papershell VS. Invasive Asiatic Clams 25 Environmental Marisa Richardson Shaw University Environmental Impacts of Microparticles: Microplastics in Salt 26 Environmental Adam Broome Catawba College Do Whitetail Deer prefer supplemental feed to natural feed? POSTER PRESENTATION #2: RUMLEY CENTER IN POWELL HALL, 10:45 – 11:45 AM Poster Number Discipline Presenter(s)/Institution Title 31 Ecology Emily Pratt Catawba College Patterns of and Interactions Between Scavengers in the Stanback Ecological Preserve 32 Ecology Michael Pierce Catawba College Catawba College Ecological Preserve Mercury Fish-Tissue Analysis 33 Ecology Anderson Woodson Meredith College A Symbiont Perspective on Crayfish Conservation in Western North America 34 Environmental Ashley Ball Queens University of Charlotte Organochlorine Pesticide Investigation Utilizing Sediment to Determine Potential Source of Toxicant Exposure in Charlotte, NC

23 35 Environmental Caleb Jarrard Catawba College Do Fish Prefer Wet Flies or Dry Flies? 36 Environmental Winifred Dorer, Erin Whitley-Hawks NC State University Longleaf in the Lowcountry 37 Environmental Cody Stultz Catawba College Differences between doves found in wild and urban environments 38 Biology La-Teisha Allen UNC-Pembroke Understanding the interaction of vegetation, soil, and ant communities 39 Biology Alexandra Sprouse High Point University Relative contributions of apoptosis and necrosis following stroke conditions in neuron-like model 40 Biology Trina Phan Nash Community College Using Genomic Data to Test for Introgression Between Putative Species

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41 Biology Taylor Pritchard, Shilpi Bhatia, Saman Baral, Carlos Vega-Melendez UNC-Greensboro Determination of Virus Resistance in Different Stocks of Honey Bees 42 Biology Isaac Carbajal, Rohil Bhattarai, Em Bailey, Daisy Brumit-Fry Wake Technical Community College Investigation of Mammal Activity in an Urban Ecosystem by Camera Trapping 43 Biology Rasheda Boachie, Laura Schnoor Campbell University Determining the Antimicrobial Effects of Perillaldehyde on Gastrointestinal Pathogens 44 Biology Osvaldo Rodriguez, Arlena Rodriguez, Daisy Fry- Brumit, Sergio Osnaya- Prieto, Farkhanda Zahir Wake Technical Community College Measuring Ethanol tolerance in Various Strains of Drosophila melanogaster to Identify how Alcohol tolerance may be Genetically Driven 45 Biology Nethusan Sivanesan East Carolina University The Role of Scavenger Receptor BI in Neutrophilic Asthma 46 Biology Mersadie Moore, James Young, Paris Covington Gaston College Antibiotic Resistance in Primary and Secondary Effluent Wastewater 47 Biology James Dressman, Adam Morley Campbell University CRISPR Study on Human CHMP3 gene in the ESCRT2 pathway 48 Biology Rachel Hanley Wake Technical Community College Dunaliella growth in response to added glucose and bacterial symbionts 49 Biology Brittany Anderson Fayetteville State University Resistance to Infection of Lysogens by Secondary Phages 50 Behavioral Natalie Belcher Gaston College Hair Pigmentation in Connection with Thermal Sensitivity: Redheads Feel a More Intense Cold

24 51 Physiology Serena Mooney East Carolina University Estrogen receptor alpha does not influence skeletal muscle fiber type, but has nominal effects on muscle size in female mice. 52 Physiology Brinda Sarathy, Omar Sharaf East Carolina University High Fat Diet-Induced Insulin Resistance Negatively Impacts Cardiac Structure and Function in Mice 53 Physiology Zakiyah Henry Winston-Salem State University NO Insulin Provides Insight into Regulating Type II Diabetes 54 Physiology Ananya Koripella East Carolina University Alterations in respiration kinetics of skeletal muscle mitochondria from

• ffspring of mothers with polycystic
• varian syndrome (PCOS)

55 Physiology Jennifer McMains East Carolina University Inflammatory cytokine interleukin 1 beta increases apoptosis in neurons dissociated from the pelvic ganglia 56 Physiology K’Shylah Whitehurst East Carolina University EphrinA1-Fc Attenuates the Progression

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Chronically Non-reperfused WT mice but not EphA2-R-M 57 Psychology Deanna Lee High Point University A Story a Day Keeps the Doctor Away: A Study on the Effect of Reminiscent Storytelling on the Well-Being of Senior Care Residents 58 Psychology Mendi Williams Pfeiffer University An Investigation of the Relationship between Facebook Use and Narcissism 59 Psychology Collen McKeel Meredith College A Methodological Comparison of Resilience, Stress, and Self-Efficacy Scales 60 Psychology Maria Stamatoukos UNC-Pembroke Narrative Perspectives: Does Self- Compassion Change Attitudes toward Poverty? 61 Psychology Gwendolyn Coker UNC-Pembroke Fear of Self-Compassion Moderates Reactions to Rejection 62 Diversity and Equality Keyonte Easter East Carolina University Developing an eDNA Protocol to Distinguish Two Closely Related Species

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Coastal Waters 63 Education Martha Reyes UNC-Greensboro Lessening the hegemony of monoglossic language ideologies in lessons: Using translanguaging pedagogies in teacher education 64 Philosophy and Ethics Angleli Sharma Duke University Physicians' Perception and Respect for Low Socioeconomic Status Patients in Developed and Developing Countries: A Case Study

25 65 Physics Nicholas Castanho NC State University Spin Seebeck Effect and Anomalous Nernst Effect for Ferromagnetic Materials POSTER PRESENTATION #3: LUNDY-FETTERMAN HALLWAY, 1:30 – 2:30 PM Poster Number Discipline Presenter(s)/Institution Title 1 Math David Shane Methodist University Fractal Figurate Numbers 2 Math Zachary French NC State University Bivariate bias correction of climate models 3 Math Janessa Schwallie UNC-Charlotte Super queuing in the supermarket: algorithms for periodic customer spikes in high variance work load 4 Math Linde Yang Wake Forest University On Sequences generated by Fair Choice Functions 5 Math Hy Pham Methodist University Investigating Linked Triangles 6 Architecture Helina Biru Meredith College Evaluating Physical Accessibility in Ethiopia 7 Architecture Laney Branch Appalachian State University Supporting Residents with Dementia in Care Facilities Through Design Intervention of Physical Environments: An Evidence Based Design Approach 8 Physics Jeff Miller Appalachian State University An automated optical tweezers instrument for calibration, data collection, and experimental determination of temperature 9 Physics Nicholas Castanho NC State University Spin Seebeck Effect and Anomalous Nernst Effect for Ferromagnetic Materials 10 Physics Matthew Peek UNC-Asheville Star Formation-Driven Winds in the Early Universe 11 Physics Gregory Rapp Appalachian State University Nano-sound wave creation and

• ptimization

12 Physics Hengming Li Appalachian State University Novel Geometry of 2-D Graphene Based Josephson Junction for Enhanced Supercurrent 13 Astronomy Daniel Mabe Appalachian State University A Survey of CO Isotopologues of Young Stellar Objects using High-Resolution Spectra from VLT-CRIRES 14 Astronomy Cassie Crowe UNC-Asheville Crowdsourcing and Checking BAL Quasar Data in Sloan Digital Sky Survey DR14 Quasar Catalog via Zooniverse Citizen Science Platform

26 15 Computer Science Michael Suggs UNC-Wilmington Automated Neuron Recognition and Counting Using Computer Vision and Machine Learning Techniques 16 Computer Science Lucas Beasley UNC-Greensboro Comparitive Analysis of Natural Language Processing Tools for Automated Curation of Scientific Literature 17 Technology Samuel Stevick NC State University Wearable Voice Tuner 18 Geography and Earth Science James Goodnight NC State University An Analysis of Thermodynamic Variables within a Strong Atlantic Kelvin Wave 19 Geography and Earth Science Chanelle McArthur NC State University Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Raleigh's Heat Islands 20 Environmental Ben Zemonek Catawba College Does Humanity Impact Insect Diversity and Abundance? 21 Environmental Dallas Vann Catawba College What's under the rock? 22 Environmental Kaleb Brookshire Appalachian State University Possible Long-Term Trends in Atmospheric Aerosols From a Background SE U.S. Site 23 Environmental Jessica Buscher Catawba College Peoples Opinions on Hurricanes and Climate Change are they connected 24 Sustainability Jessica Rundquist NC State University Tomato growth and morphology under different photoperiods using LED supplemental lighting 25 Sustainability Kelsey Kirwan Appalachian State University A Pilot Audit of Lighting Systems in Camp Dining Halls POSTER PRESENTATION #3: RUMLEY CENTER IN POWELL HALL, 1:30 – 2:30 PM POSTER NUMBER Discipline Presenter(s)/Institution Title 31 Psychology Margaret Schriefer NC State University Personality matters more for proactive coping in older adults than in younger adults 32 Psychology Mahogany Monette UNC-Chapel Hill Sociocultural Factors Related to Guilt in African American College Students Reporting OCD Symptomatology 33 Psychology Torrell Kennedy Fayetteville State University A Literature Review: Stereotype Threat and Black Language Perceptions in Academic Settings 34 Psychology Melody Polk NC State University Thinking ahead and staying in the present: Implications for reactivity to daily stressors 35 Psychology Anne Morin Meredith College It’s Just Too Much: Members’ Use of Resources to Cope with Burnout in Student Organizations

27 36 Neuroscience Opal Patel, Laura Ginnari NC State University Short Term Exposure To Estradiol Changes Spine Density In Adult Female Rats 37 Neuroscience A Discepolo East Carolina University Rho GTPase Modulators ZCL278 and ZCL279 Impact Neurobehavioral Outcomes in a Mouse Model of Alzheimer’s Disease 38 Anthropology Ian Beggen NC State University Preliminary Investigations into the Site

• f Chullpa K’asa in Southwestern Bolivia

39 Anthropology David Watts NC State University Who’s That? Has Captivity Affected Nocturnal Aye-Ayes' (Daubentonia madagascariensis) Vocalization Repertoire?" 40 Anthropology Mattie Frazier NC State University No Clear Solution: An Ethnographic Field Study of Stakeholder Communication and the State of Watershed Management for Lake Atitlan" 41 Engineering Mohammed Mahdi, Busani Mhlanga, Natasha Ng'ambi Methodist University Parking on Methodist University Campus 42 Engineering Noah Sonne East Carolina University Subordinate Oscillator Array Design for Ultrasensitive Mass Detection 43 Mechanical Engineering Casey Nichols UNC-Charlotte Modular Magnetic Gearbox for Robotic Applications 44 Biomedical Engineering Thomas Doman NC State University Cost Effective Approach to Achieve Automatic Speed Matching Treadmill 45 Biomedical Engineering Margaret Tamburro NC State University A Forelimb Unloading Model to Isolate Consequences of Limb Disuse in Neonatal Brachial Plexus Injury 46 Biological Engineering Vidit Bhandarkar Duke University Analyzing the Binding Patterns of Transcription Factors using FLAG tags 47 Chemical Engineering Michael Kim Wake Forest University Interface engineering of colloidal CdSe quantum dots thin films as acid-stable photocathodes for solar-driven hydrogen evolution 48 Engineering Samson Goodrich East Carolina University Statistical Analysis of Academic Integrity Perception Survey Results 49 Biology Prathush Devarasetty NC State University Changes in Activity and Anxiety Levels in Rats Following Developmental Exposure to the Flame Retardant TBBPA 50 Biology Francesco Giorgino NC State University The genetic and phenotypic characteristics of inherited blindness in Red Wolves (Canis rufus)"

28 51 Biology Nicholas Tallent Gaston College A comparison of antibiotic resistance between two wastewater treatment plants serving two distinct population densities in Gaston County North Carolina 52 Biology Kiera Weathers Fayetteville State University Isolation, Identification, and Time Course Human DNA Typing from Cimex lectularius L. (Bed bugs), Fed on Human Blood Meals. 53 Biology Joye Warren

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Antibacterial Effects of Mastoparan 54 Biology Simone Adams NC State University Characterization of 4,4’- Diaminodiphenylmethane Induced Bile Duct Injury in a Mouse Model of Acute Cholestasis 55 Biology Eleanor Armstrong Gaston College Modification of a Continuous-flow System for Growth of Freshwater Sponges in a Lab Setting 56 Biology Pranaya Pakala East Carolina University Cortical Brain Organoids Model the Development of Autism Pathology 57 Biology Paul Brennan Davidson College Determination of transgene copy number in BAC-transgenic mice 58 Biology Sarah Summer NC State University Sensitivity to Leflunomide in Zebrafish 59 Biology Kristen Woolper UNC-Wilmington Antibiotic Producing Bacteria Discovered at Local Anne McCrary Park 60 Biology Avery Salmon Mars Hill Examining Cytokine Production from Mouse Macrophages Exposed to Amphibole Fibers 61 Biology Jane-Valeriane Boua Duke University The role of lysine - specific histone demethylases in cerebellar development 62 Biology Brandon Miles Gaston College Bacterial Antibiotic Secretions Tested For Effectiveness Against Common Pathogenic Bacteria 63 Biology Mike Dole, Sadaf Khan Gaston College Hacking Life: The Pursuit of an Augmented Brine Shrimp 64 Biology Jada Labriado, Celeta Smith Meredith College Role of Environmental Factors on Biomass Transport by Leaf-Cutter Ants POSTER PRESENTATION #4: LUNDY-FETTERMAN HALLWAY, 2:45 – 3:45 PM POSTER NUMBER Discipline Presenter(s)/Institution Title 1 Kinesiology Camden Johnston Campbell University Sex Differences in Ankle, Knee, Hip, and Torso Angles During a Drop Jump Task 2 Kinesiology Jacob Bowie UNC-Wilmington Assessing Muscular Fatigue Via Surface EMG

29 3 Kinesiology Tamia McDougald Campbell University Elbow Reconstruction In A Collegiate Divison 1 Football Defensive Back 4 Kinesiology Jada Jones Campbell University Pectoralis Major Tear in a Division I Collegiate Lineman 5 Kinesiology Ruth Pacheco Campbell University Erythmea Nodosum in a Division I Collegiate Runner 6 Health Cherron Freeman, Jamaal Searcy, Korrin Legion, Tashea Spears, Brandon Melvin North Carolina Central University The Promotion of Drug Abuse in the Media 7 Dance Anna Edwards UNC-Charlotte Results of Resistance: Ring Shout Reconstruction and Documentation 8 Dance Makayla Church UNC-Charlotte Breaking With Tradition: Critical Approaches to Ballet Pedagogy 9 Biochemistry Evan Brown NC State University Characterizing MBF1c/LUX interactions in plants using in-vivo co- immunoprecipitation 10 Biochemistry Jacob Fredenburg NC State University Image Analysis to Identify Panicle Features in Setaria 11 Biochemistry Katherine Hutchinson High Point University IB-DNQ Causes DNA Damage in NQO1 Positive BRCA2-mutant Breast Cancer Cells 12 Biochemistry Taylor Eshleman NC State University Multiprotein-bridging factor and its effect on heat stress in arabidopsis thaliana due to regulated transcription factors 13 Microbiology Micaela Robson Campbell University Isolation and Characterization of Bacillus Species from Polyester Clothing 14 Microbiology Kara Cuddapah East Carolina University CD163 Protects Against Ozone Increased Susceptibility to Bacterial Pneumonia 15 Microbiology Yolonda Miller Fayetteville State University Use of Bacteriophages in Reducing Bacterial Blight in Soy Plants 16 Microbiology Rishita Yeduri East Carolina University Poxvirus Virulence Genes and their Role in Endosome Trafficking and Antigen Presentation: Crucial Steps in Activation

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17 Biology Miranda Daughtry Meredith College Evaluating the potential for environmental transmission (Mycobacterium leprae) in a natural armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus) population 18 Biology Ryan Minervini Campbell University Effect of CHMP3 Gene Activation on Endosomal Recycling in Human Cells 19 Cell and Molecular Biology Ashlyn Keidel, David Brown UNC-Wilmington Virus hunting in ascidians (sea squirts)

30 20 Biology Zachary Flaccavento, Michael Ogletree Campbell University Cloning of N. gonorrhoeae Carbonic Anhydrase for inhibition studies 21 Biology Mutinta Chilala North Carolina Central University Developmental polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon exposure reduces cardiac sarcomere size and cell morphology in zebrafish 22 Biology Desiree Moore Fayetteville State University Differential DNA-Binding Protein Patterns Following HSV Infection in Primary Adult Murine Neurons 23 Biology Emily Lucero Appalachian State University An Investigation of Macrophage Polarization and Susceptibility to Oncolytic VSV 24 Biology Lara Noren UNC - Wilmington Similar trends in cover of sponges and macroalgae with depth on deep Caribbean reefs 25 Biology Anna Beam NC State University Prostaglandin F-2α (FP) Receptor Regulation by TNF-α in the Porcine Corpus Luteum 26 Biology Dylan Paulson UNC-Wilmington Using Model Species to Test Lasting Effects of Coal Combustion Residue on Zooplankton Populations in Freshwater Lakes POSTER PRESENTATION #4: RUMLEY CENTER IN POWELL HALL, 2:45 – 3:45 PM POSTER NUMBER Discipline Presenter(s)/Institution Title 31 Chemistry Jeffrey Cox East Carolina University Quantitative Method Development and Validation for Assessing Hypertension Medications using Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry 32 Chemistry Allie Ward, Georgia Kimball Meredith College Quantitative Analysis of Ascorbic Acid in Food Products & Cosmetics 33 Chemistry Victoria Diez, Sophia Ono- Korkowski, William McAdams Queens University of Charlotte Pretreatment of Switchgrass for the Production of Fermentable Sugars: A Comparative Study of Soda Pulping, Imidazolium and Benzylammonium Ionic Liquid 34 Chemistry Yassmin Sarabadan UNC-Charlotte Silver(I) complexes with new heterocyclic thiones and selones 35 Chemistry Denise Ramirez North Carolina Central University Method Development for Serum and Plasma Metabolites using Liquid Chromatography Mass spectrometry 36 Chemsitry Taylor Felton, Alexander Stevens UNC-Pembroke HPLC Determination of Amoxicillin

31 37 Chemistry Victoria Acosta North Carolina Central University An approach to graphene-based semiconductors 38 Chemistry William McAdams, Victoria Diez, Ono-Korowski Sophia Queens University of Charlotte Pretreatment of Switchgrass for the Production of Fermentable Sugars: A Comparative Study of Traditional Soda Pulping, Imidazolium and Benzylammonium 39 Biochemistry Matthew Stafford NC State University Partial Characterization of a Tomato Yellow Leaf Curl Virus Isolate from North Carolina 40 Biochemistry David Soriano, Grady Nash NC State University Determination of Actively Replicating Regions in Marchantia Through PCNA Detection 41 Biochemistry LaPrince-Miller Smith North Carolina Central University Modulating the Hemoglobin R-T transition as strategy for preventing polymerization of Hemoglobin-S and erythrocyte "sickling" 42 Biochemistry Sean Anderson NC State University The Use of Scaffold Proteins Activating/Enhancing Protein Kinase Activity 43 Biology Christian Williams Gaston College Toxicity of Robenacoxib to Daphnia magna 44 Biology Megan Weeks Queens University of Charlotte The Use of Caenorhabditis elegans N2 Model System to Investigate in vivo Interaction Between Bacillus thuringiensis kurstaki and a Novel Bacteriophage 45 Biology Cameron Futral, Paul Brennan, Mia Guzynski Davidson College Deletion of the Highly Conserved Functional Region of the CD4 Enhancer NCE using CRISPR/Cas9 46 Biology Morgan Jarrett NC State University Characterization of leaf senescence of two genotypes of Medicago truncatula in response to iron deficiency 47 Biology Natalia Furr Queens University of Charlotte Lys-3 and Lys-8 Gene Expression in E. aerogenes and B. thuringiensis Infected

• C. elegans

48 Biology Brittany Lefebvre

• St. Andrews University

Wound Healing Potential of Mastoparan 49 Biology Saman Baral UNC- Greensboro Examining the Effects of Food Scarcity and Total Solar Eclipse on Apis mellifera Foraging Activity 50 Biology Meghann Dintino UNC-Wilmington Effects of caffeine on rates of oxidation

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isolated mouse muscle cells 51 Biology Ashley Smith, Cassandra Barlogio UNC - Pembroke Discovering the Microbial Diversity of the Lumber River 52 Biology Kyra Price East Carolina University Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC) of Pappy’s Lane Shipwreck

32 53 Biology Samantha Miller, Wyatt Zander Catawba College Exploring the Effects of Commercially Available Artificial Sweeteners on Gut- Associated Microbial Community Dynamics 54 Biology Nabiha Khan Meredith College What You Donut Know About A Single Fatty Meal 55 Biology Henry Vega-Bernal Nash Community College Looking for Morphological Differntiation in Deeply Diverged Lineages of Tiny Salamanders (Desmognathus aeneus) 56 Political Sonali Kathuria NC State University Congress and BJP's Influence in Jammu and Kashmir 57 Criminology Tiara Perry North Carolina Central University What is the Impact of DNA Technology

• n Criminal Investigations?

58 Criminology Christina Jones Fayetteville State University Death Penalty and Crime Rates: An Analysis of Capital Punishment in Relation to Violent Crime Rates 59 Criminology Jerryca Guzman Falero North Carolina Central University What is the Impact of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) on Immigrants? 60 Psychology Shannon Stancu-Goldberg Meredith College Study Abroad’s Relationship to Resilience in Undergraduate College Students 61 Psychology Colleen McKeel Meredith College A Methodological Comparison of Resilience, Stress, and Self-Efficacy Scales 62 Sociology Amari Hobgood UNC-Greensboro Learning While Black: Understanding the Lived Realities of the Black Experience at Predominantly White Public Universities 63 Religion MacKenzie Gary Pfeiffer University 1 Corinthians 14:34-35: Women in Ministry 64 Film Marilyn Andrulis High Point University Traveler Not a Tourist 65 Art Alexis Owens, Justin Williams North Carolina Central University Media Bias and the Framing of Natural Disaster Victims: Hurricane Katrina v. Hurricane Harvey

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Art Exhibit Schedule

The Art Exhibit will be up in the Rumley Center in Powell Hall from 9:30 am to 3:45 pm. The presenters will be available at the exhibit 2:00 – 3:00pm. EXHIBIT NUMBER PRESENTER(S)/INSTITUTION TITLE 1 Julie Martin Campbell University My Son, Cape Fear Marching Colts 2 Megan Ruggery Campbell University Bahama Mama 3 Jessica Furlipa Campbell University Little Blessing

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NC Space Grant Submissions

PRESENTATION LOCATION AND TIME PRESENTER(S)/INSTITUTION TITLE LFSB 123 9:30-9:45 AM Austin Perez Central Carolina Community College Additive Manufacturing of Piezoelectric Material Polyvinylidene Fluoride through 3D Printing LFSB 125 9:30-9:45 AM Molly Rose NC State University InterACTIVE Wellness RUMLEY CENTER Mikayla Moody NC State University Chemical Vapor Deposition of Graphene for Detector Development RUMLEY CENTER Sarah Mills NC State University Personality Disorders Among Military Veterans RUMLEY CENTER Keondre Williams Fayetteville State University Opposition Discourse towards President Trump in the U.S. Media December 2016 - June 2017 LFSB 124 1:30-2:30 PM Helen Yang Duke University White Washed Out: Asian American Representation in Media LFSB 125 1:30-2:30 PM Abigail Moening Methodist University The Tax Gap

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Morning Session Facilitators

Oral Presentations #1-2 (9:30 -11:45 am) – LFSB 121 Moderator: Corrie Struble Oral Presentations #1-2 (9:30 -11:45 am) – LFSB 122 Moderator: Adam Foster Oral Presentations #1-2 (9:30 -11:45 am) – LFSB 123 Moderator: Greg Dedrick Oral Presentations #1-2 (9:30 -11:45 am) – LFSB 124 Moderator: Lloyd Johnson Oral Presentations #1-2 (9:30 -11:45 am) – LFSB 125 Moderator: David Coniglio Oral Presentations #1-2 (9:30 -11:45 am) – LFSB 126 Moderator: Elizabeth Dobbins Oral Presentations #1-2 (9:30 -11:45 am) – Kivett 202 Moderator: L. Michael Larsen Oral Presentations #1-2 (9:30 -11:45 am) – Kivett 204 Moderator: Sarah Christie Oral Presentations #1-2 (9:30 -11:45 am) – Kivett 206 Moderator: Evan Reynolds Oral Presentations #1-2 (9:30 -11:45 am) – D. Rich 221 Moderator: Michael Wells

Afternoon Session Facilitators

Oral Presentations #3-4 (1:30 – 3:45 pm) – LFSB 121 Moderator: Sarah Goforth Oral Presentations #3-4 (1:30 – 3:45 pm) – LFSB 122 Moderator: Taek You Oral Presentations #3-4 (1:30 – 3:45 pm) – LFSB 123 Moderator: Steven Everhart Oral Presentations #3-4 (1:30 – 3:45 pm) – LFSB 124 Moderator: Elizabeth Rambo Oral Presentations #3-4 (1:30 – 3:45 pm) – LFSB 125 Moderator: Myrah Stockdale Oral Presentations #3-4 (1:30 – 3:45 pm) –LFSB 126 Moderator: Steve Holly Oral Presentations #3-4 (1:30 – 3:45 pm) – Kivett 202 Moderator: Bruce Newton Oral Presentations #3-4 (1:30 – 3:45 pm) – Kivett 204 Moderator: Sarah Steele Oral Presentations #3-4 (1:30 – 3:45 pm) – Kivett 206 Moderator: David Coniglio Oral Presentations #3-4 (1:30 – 3:45 pm)) – D. Rich 221 Moderator: Holly Long Oral Presentations #3-4 (1:30 – 3:45 pm) – D. Rich 116 Moderator: Jaclyn Stanke Oral Presentations #3-4 (1:30 – 3:45 pm) – D. Rich 119 Moderator: Jennifer Bunn

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Collegiate Academy North Carolina Academy of Science (CANCAS) Workshops

Schedule: Workshops will run concurrently and will be given twice, 10:00 – 10:45 am and again 11:00 – 11:45 am LOCATION PRESENTER TITLE D RICH 116 Betsy Dunn-Williams, Director of Academic Support & Career Development Your Professional Story: Resume/CV and Social Media Profile Development D RICH 119 Justin Perkins, Career Services Intern Employer Speak: Communicating Your College Experiences in the Job Search Process D RICH 219

• Dr. Karen Guzman, Professor of

Biology Oral & Poster Presentations- How to be Heard D RICH 220

• Dr. Michelle Malotky, Professor of

Biology Study Abroad Opportunities D RICH 222 Kala Taylor, JD, Director, Career & Professional Development Center Campbell University Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law Develop Your Own Meaningful Work Statement Workshop descriptions: Employer Speak: Communicating Your College Experiences in the Job Search Process Workshop attendees will review data collected through national surveys regarding the top skills sought by employers and graduate programs. Attendees will assess their unique experiences to examine how they are developing these skills, as well as set goals for further

• development. The workshop will conclude with an opportunity for attendees to practice

communicating their development of the skills necessary for successful entry into the work force. Your Professional Story: Resume/CV and Social Media Profile Development What is the difference between a resume and curriculum vitae (CV)? Is there a page limit? How do I use social media in my job search? Through this workshop, we will cover these and other common resume and social media questions and offer time to address your specific questions as well. Considering the unique purposes of a resume/CV and social

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media platforms, participants will learn how to leverage each tool uniquely to most effectively share their academic and professional journey. Oral & Poster Presentations: How to be Heard Scientists write and read about science in articles that are dense with technical information and jargon, but oral forms of communication must be much more simple and intuitive to be

• noticed. Research articles receive more high-profile attention, but the importance of oral

communication for the success of a scientist’s career is sometimes

• verlooked. Nevertheless, one does not have to be a seasoned scientist to master the skill
• f developing effective visuals to support oral presentations. Join me for an interesting

look at ways you can develop an oral or poster presentation which will have a greater impact and be heard by your audience. Study Abroad Opportunities Interested in studying abroad but worried about graduating on time? Unsure how these experiences might contribute to your education or career goals? In this session we will discuss commonly perceived limitations and hurdles to studying abroad. Information about exciting opportunities will be provided. Develop Your Own Meaningful Work Statement Why does having a career mission statement matter? If you are seeking direction and meaning in your work, or want to formalize your pursuit of a purposeful career, join us for this interactive session. With facilitation, you will have the opportunity to create and test your own meaningful work statement and learn how to use this activity for personal development throughout the years to come.

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Places to Eat in Lillington

Hibachi and Company Lillington

• 1. Turn right onto US 421-N
• 2. Turn right onto North Main Street (1st Intersection)
• 3. Turn left onto Pine State Street (passed Zaxby’s but before the bank)
• 4. Hibachi and Company is on the left

Lillington Sports Zone

• 1. Turn right onto US 421-N
• 2. Destination is 3 miles on the left across from East Coast Classic Cars

County Seat Sports Grille

• 1. Turn right onto US 421- N
• 2. Turn left onto North Main Street (1st Intersection)
• 3. Turn right onto West Front Street (County Seat is on the corner)

Mi Casita

• 1. Turn right onto US 421- N
• 2. Continue onto West Cornelius Harnett Boulevard (straight through

intersection)

• 3. Mi Casita is on the right in the plaza with the Food Lion

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Abstract Submissions by Institution

School # Alamance Community College 1 Appalachian State University 40 Barton College 1 Campbell University 30 Catawba College 17 Central Carolina Community College 1 Central Piedmont Community College 1 Chowan University 1 Davidson College 2 Duke University 17 East Carolina University 26 Elizabeth City State University 1 Elon University 1 Enloe High School 1 Fayetteville State University 10 Gaston College 9 Guilford College 3 High Point University 13 Mars Hill University 1 Meredith College 15 Methodist University 17 Nash Community College 2 NC School of Science and Math 7 NC State University 51 North Carolina Central University 22 Pfeiffer University 10 Queens University of Charlotte 5 Salem College 3 Shaw University 2

• St. Andrews University

2 University of North Carolina at Asheville 5 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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University of North Carolina at Charlotte 10 University of North Carolina at Greensboro 9 University of North Carolina at Pembroke 7 University of North Carolina at Wilmington 13 Wake Forest University 5 Wake Technical Community College 4 Winston-Salem State University 1 Total 372