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Harlem Renaissance Dedication: Jazz Band Concert
This is the promotional poster for the concert, Harlem Renaissance Dedication: Jazz Band Concert. The concert featured the Ouachita Jazz Band, directed by Dr. Austin Motley, and guest artists Dr. Jennifer Mitchell and Graham Scarborough. The concert took place on February 26, 2024, in the Jones Performing Arts Center
Submitting plans with open hands
There’s a truth God has taught me throughout college and I’m sure will continue to teach me as I get older. Two passages of wisdom the Lord has used in service of continually reminding me of this lesson are Proverbs 16:9 – “The heart of a man plans his way but the Lord establishes his steps.” – and James 4:14-15, “Come now, you who say, ‘Today or tomorrow we will go into such and such a town and spend a year there and trade and make a profit’– yet you do not know what tomorrow will bring. What is your life? For you are a mist that appears for a little time and then vanishes. Instead you ought to say, ‘If the Lord wills, we will live and do this or that.’
A Retrospective Analysis of Police and Legal Procedure in the West Memphis Three Murders
An examination of the operational decisions made by law enforcement and the prosecution during the West Memphis Three murder investigation and subsequent trials. This thesis reviews the chief mistakes that were made by both aforementioned parties in this case and what effect they had on the defendants as well as the overall outcome
The Benefits of Pursuing One\u27s Passion: A Reflection of My Directed Study
This is the poster for the honors colloquium, The Benefits of Pursuing One\u27s Passion: A Reflection of My Directed Study, given by Julianne Fletcher. The presentation took place on January 29, 2024, in the Walker Center
Characterization and Quantification of Gordonia terrae CAG3 Bacteria using qPCR Primers of the DnaA Gene
Characterization of Bacteriophage Infection of Gordonia species Utilizing an Optical Density-based Approach
Bacteriophages are viruses that infect and replicate within bacterial hosts; phage-host interactions, including successful infections, play a role in shaping bacterial populations. This research aims to describe bacteriophage infection in Gordonia, a soil actinomycete. The infection efficacy of a phage is determined by analyzing the growth of infected bacteria and comparing it to an uninfected host. Optical density measurements are used to describe bacterial growth, with virus infection metrics determined by analyzing optical density values of uninfected and infected cultures over time. These experiments evaluated temperate Gordonia phages Goib, GrandSlam, and Ruthy on host species Gordonia terrae CAG3, Gordonia lacunae, and Gordonia rubripertincta. Preliminary results confirm findings previously observed in phage lambda, that temperate phages “choose” lysogeny over lysis at a high multiplicity of infection. This research will provide insights into how phage infection dynamics vary among different Gordonia host species, contributing to the understanding of phage-host interactions. The outcomes have implications for fields such as microbial ecology and phage biology, furthering our knowledge of phage infection dynamics and bacteriophage-host interactions
Music Recital Program
The following students performed during the Scholars Day recitals (in order of appearance): tenor Logan Babel, assisted by Kristen La Madrid on piano; clarinetist Lane Dunman, assisted by Kristen La Madrid on piano; pianist Jenna Barnes; mezzo-soprano Annsley Clay, assisted by Kristen La Madrid on piano; pianist Andrew Pierce; timpani player Micah West; soprano Kieran Malmer, assisted by Susan Monroe on piano; pianists Jenna Barnes, Noah Canon, and Owen Dodd; and timpani player Carter Smith
La lucha de ser Mexican
Being Mexican in the U.S. is not easy sometimes, even friends can make it hard, but we stand strong and show love
Cuarenta Segundos
Este poema expresa los desafios y penas perias asociadas con el proceso de la visa estadounidense para los Latinoamericanos.
In English: This poem expresses the challenges and heartbreaks associated with the U.S. Visa process for Latino Americans