Honors Research Symposium
Bay Honors Research Symposium
The Honors Research Symposium gives you the opportunity to participate in scholarly research in a variety of disciplines, with the goal of presenting your findings in a variety of formats.
This year the symposium was held on Saturday, May 2 at Stanford University. Three proposals from Foothill College were selected. Congratulations to the presenting groups.
Examples of Past Presentations
- FireFlight: ML-Driven Aerial Sensing for Wildfire Prediction and Smart Evacuation
in Los Altos Hills
- Presented by: Luise Haller, Shira Rys Corpuz and Milana Rubin
- Mentor: Zach Cembellin
- Law, Language, and Legitimacy: An analysis of judicial activism and linguistic complexity
on the United States Supreme Court
- Presented by: Tristan Hui
- Mentor: Allison Herman
- Aspirin’s Gut Reaction: A Study into Aspirin’s Effect on the Human Gut Microbiome
- Presented by: Jocelyn Ma
- Mentor: Cynthia Brannvall
- We Are Not the Same: The Concept of Humanity in Herman Melville’s “Bartleby, the Scrivener:
A Story of Wall Street” and the Occupy Wall Street Movement
- Presented by: Lan Nguyen
- Mentor: Amber La Piana
