Georgia Academy Of Science
http://www.GaAcademy.orgVol. 73 No. 1 - 2015ISSN: 0147-9369Georgia Journal of Scienceaffiliated with the American Associationfor the Advancement of SciencePeer Reviewed Publication of the Georgia Academy of ScienceGeorgiaAcademy of Science
GEORGIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCEPresident:Richard W. Schmude, Jr. Dept. of Math & Nat Sci, Gordon College419 College Dr., Barnesville, GA 30204O: (770) 358-0728 schmude@gordonstate.eduPresident Elect:Shane A. WebbDept of Biology, U of N GeorgiaDahlonega, GA 30597O: (706) 867-2947 shane.webb@ung.eduPast President:Bob PowellPhysics Department, Univ of W GA1601 Maple St., Carrollton, GA 30118O: (678) 839-4095 bpowell@westga.eduVice-President:Susan Kirkpatrick Smith Geography & Anthropology, Kennesaw State U(770) 423-6247 ssmith1@kennesaw.eduSecretary:Joseph SloopGeorgia Gwinnett College1000 University Center Ln, Lawrenceville, GA 30043O: (678) 485-5021 jsloop@ggc.eduTreasurer:James NienowBiology Department, Valdosta State UniversityValdosta, GA 31698 jnienow@valdosta.eduO: (229) 333-5759 Fax: (229) 245-6585Journal Editor:John V. AliffGA Perimeter CollegeP.O. Box 506, Auburn, GA 30011O: (678) 630-8119 john.aliff@gpc.eduCOUNCILOR-AT-LARGE2012-2015: Neal Chesnut, Dept of Physics, U of W GA, Carrollton, GA 301182013-2016: Sandra Rucker, Dept of Mathematical Sciences, Clark Atlanta U, Atlanta, GA 303142014-2017: Linda Jones, Dept of Biology, Young Harris College, Young Harris, GA 30582SECTION COUNCILORSI. Biological SciencesLinda Jones, Dept of Biology, Young Harris College, Young Harris 30582II. ChemistryS. Abegaz, Dept of Chemistry, Columbus State U, Columbus 31907III. Earth & Atmospheric SciencesAlfred Mead, Biological & Environ Sci, GA College & State U, Milledgeville 31061IV. Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Engineering and TechnologyJavier HasbunV. Biomedical SciencesRobert McDonough, Biology Dept, Georgia Perimeter College, Decatur 30030VI. Philosophy and History of ScienceRonald Mickens, Dept of Physics, Clark Atl U, Atlanta 30314VII. Science EducationPeter RoessleVIII. AnthropologyM. Jared Wood, Sociology & Anthropology Dept, Georgia Southern U, Statesboro 30460Historian: Vivian Rogers-Price, Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum, Pooler 31322Associate Journal Editor: VacantTechnical Program Chair: Barry Hojjatie, Dept of Physics, Astr & Geosci, Valdosta SU, 31698Local Arrangements 2015: Koushik Banerjee, GA College & SU, Milledgeville 31061
GEORGIA JOURNAL OF SCIENCEVolume 732015Number 1CONTENTSPRESIDENT’S WELCOME:Richard W. Schmude, Jr., President, Georgia Academy of Science. 2GCSU PRESIDENT’S WELCOME. 3GCSU MAP . 4GAS PROGRAM & ROOM ASSIGNMENTS. 5PROGRAM:Ninety-Second Annual Meeting of the Georgia Academy of Science,Georgia College & State University, Milledgeville, GeorgiaMarch 13-14, 2015. 6Friday’s SessionsSection I:BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 19Section II:CHEMISTRY. 23Section IV:PHYSICS, MATHEMATICS, COMPUTER SCIENCE,ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY. 25Saturday’s SessionsSection I:BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 31Section II:CHEMISTRY. 41Section III:EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES. 47Section IV:PHYSICS, MATHEMATICS, COMPUTER SCIENCE,ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY. 53Section V:BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES. 58Section VI:PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY OF SCIENCE. 64Section VII:SCIENCE EDUCATION. 66Section VIII:ANTHROPOLOGY. 68History and Description of the Georgia Academy of Science. 73Membership information and application. 74
2GAS PRESIDENT’S WELCOME, COMMENTSAND REPORT FROM THE ACADEMY COUNCILHello Academy Members and Guests:Welcome to the 2015 meeting of the Georgia Academy of Science!The academy is grateful to President Steve Dorman for the invitation to meet atGeorgia College. The academy is also grateful to Koushik Banerjee and his committeefor organizing this meeting.Georgia College was founded in 1889 as a college for women. One famous studentof this college is the writer Mary Flannery O’Connor. This college became co-educationalin 1967. Currently 6600 graduate and undergraduate students are pursuing advancedstudies at this institution. Georgia College has an observatory along with a variety ofprograms of study.If you get some free time please explore the town of Milledgeville. It was foundedover 200 years ago. This town was the capitol of Georgia from 1804 to 1868. Importantplaces to visit include the Oconee River, the Old State Capitol Building and the BartramEducational Forest.Sincerely,Richard W. Schmude, Jr.PresidentThe Georgia Academy of Science
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5GAS 2015 PROGRAMFriday, March 13, 201512:00 PMGeorgia Academy of Science Board ofDirectors MeetingHSB 2111:00 PM to 5:00 PMOral PresentationsHSB 2133:00 PM to 5:00 PMOn-site RegistrationHSB Student Commons5:15 PM to 6:30 PMOpening remarks, Poster PresentationsRefreshments ServedHSB 3146:30 PM to 6:45 PMBreak6:45 PM to 7:30 PMKeynote LectureA&S AuditoriumDr. Chryssa Kouveliotou of the Marshall Space Flight Center and UA-Huntsville willdeliver our keynote address. Dr. Kouveliotou, a Fellow of the American Physical Society,is a recipient of several prestigious awards for her contributions to physics (2003 RossiPrize, 2004 Descartes Prize, and 2012 Heineman Prize), and has helped develop multiplemissions dedicated to the study of gamma-ray bursts and highly-magnetized neutron stars.The Transient High-Energy SkyHigh-energy transients exhibit themselves in many diverse ways: supernovae, gamma-raybursts (GRBs), magnetars, X-ray Binaries, Active Galactic Nuclei, among others. My workhas focused predominantly in magnetars and GRBs; I will discuss here these transients,their properties and the evolution in the last 30 years of our knowledge of their natureand radiation mechanisms. Finally, I will briefly mention the findings of the NASA Astrophysics Roadmap team, who produced the long term (beyond the next 30 years) strategicplanning of NASA.7:30 PM to 8:30 PMTour Historic Downtown Milledgeville (self guided)8:30 PM to 10:00 PMObservatory Visit7:30 AM to 8:00 AMLight BreakfastSaturday, March 14, 2015HSB Student Commons8:00 AM to 12:00 AMOral PresentationsHSB Rooms12:00 PM to 1:00 PMLunchMagnolia Ballroom1:15 PM to 1:45 PMStudent awardsHSB 211
6FRIDAY PAPER PRESENTATIONS*Denotes student presenter**Denotes student research in progressSection I: Biological SciencesHealth Sciences Building, Room 144Paul T. Arnold, Presiding2:00AN ASSESSMENT OF THE MOBILITY OF STEM LOOP DNAIN NATIVE AND DENATURING POLYACRYLAMIDE GELS**,Holly R. DuPlain* and A.C. Spencer2:15MORPHOLOGICAL AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGESUSING ESSENTIAL OIL VAPORS AGAINST ASPERGILLUSFLAVUS IN GEORGIA PEANUTS, Reesheda T. Gilbert* and P.N.Achar2:30ASSESSMENT OF VEGETATIVE CHARACTERISTICS FORRESTORATION OF CRITICAL SANDHILL HABITAT ANDCONSERVATION OF THREATENED REPTILE SPECIES**, Regan A. Phillips*, M. Elliot, L.M. Kruse, J.M. Moffett Jr., C.J. Tant andB.L. Simmons2:45DRILLING FREQUENCY OF CERITHIUM SPECIES IN THEBAHAMAS, Elizabeth Lemley*, M. DeVore and D. Freile3:00OCTOPUS DRILLING FREQUENCIES IN TWO CARIBBEANCOWRIE SPECIES (EROSARIA ACICAULARIS AND LUCRIA CINEREA), Aeron Attwooll* and M. DeVore3:15Break3:30ALARM CUES IN PLANARIANS, Heather L. Perona*, J.L. Winkler and F.S. Corotto3:45DOCUMENTING CHANGES IN MOTH LIFE CYCLE ANDABUNDANCE CAUSED BY URBAN WARMING**, Vy Tran*,Linh Do*, I.Y. Rickets, J. Pickering and J.M. Lochamy4:00HABITAT PREFERENCES, ABUNDANCE, AND POPULATIONCHARACTERISTICS OF A STATE-ENDANGERED CRAYFISHCAMBARUS PARRISHI ALONG AN ELEVATION GRADIENT**, S. Weaver*, K. Cash* and J.G. Davis4:15A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR AGING THE SICKLEFIN REDHORSE MOXOSTOMA SP. TO MEASURE ANNUAL GROWTHRATES**, Benjamin A. Farley*, W.H. Leatherwood and J.G. Davis
74:30REIN TENSION DURING TROT AND CANTER IN DRESSAGEHORSES OF VARYING LEVELS**, Ashley Davenport*, B.K. Hull,D.S. Hanson, J.G. Davis and A. Roy4:45Posters (will be displayed through 5:30)Section II: ChemistryHealth Sciences Building, Room 105Ghislain Mandouma, Presiding3:15DETERMINING THE GLASS TRANSITION OF POLYSTYRENE NANOSPHERES UNDER HARD AND SOFT CONFINEMENT**, Nicole M. Sikes*, Rubicelys Torres Guzman and D. WadeHolley3:30EXPLORING SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION USAGE BYORGANIC CHEMISTRY STUDENTS, Oneida E. Muniz* and Suzanne R. Carpenter3:45A NOVEL AND GREEN SYNTHESIS OF SUBSTITUTED BENZO[c]CINNOLINES AND DIBENZO[c,h]CINNOLINES ANDTHEIR CYTOTOXICITY SCREENING**, Tahera Nembhard* andGhislain Mandouma4:00DEVELOPING A CALIBRATION MATRIX FOR DETERMININGACTIVES IN CHILDREN’S DIMETAPP USING UV DATA ANDTARGET FACTOR ANALYSIS, Huggins Z. Msimanga*, TruongThach Ho Lam, Mihyang Song and Newsha Tavakoli4:15Posters (will be displayed through 5:30)Section IV: Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science and TechnologyHealth Sciences Building, Room 207Hasson M. Tavossi, Presiding1:00TOROIDAL MOMENT CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE MULTIFERROIC ACOUSTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY, Alexander Price andTrinanjan Datta1:15TRANSVERSE DISTORTION EFFECTS ON THE KASTELEYNAND KDP TRANSITION IN SPIN ICE, CurtisLee M. Thorntonand Trinanjan Datta1:30MAXIMALLY EXPOSED OFFSITE INDIVIDUAL WORSTCASE SECTOR DETERMINATION FOR NESHAP COMPLIANCE AT THE SAVANNAH RIVER SITE, K.R. Moore, R.A. Stahman, G.T. Jannik, K.L. Dixon and J.R. Newton1:45EXPLORATION OF THE INTENSITY SIGNAL OF A JDSU1145P HELIUM-NEON LASER, Owen L. Angleton, Jr. and Dr.Tom Colbert
82:00DEVELOPMENT OF AN INEXPENSIVE TRACKING DEVICEFOR MOCK MRI TRAINING SESSIONS USING RASPBERRYPI, J.C. Stephens, J.A. Hauger and N. Yanasak2:15INTERFEROMETRIC MEASURMENT OF THE THERMAL EXPANSION COEFFICIENT OF BK7 GLASS, Matt Herren and Dr.Tom Colbert2:30MEASUREMENTS OF LOW ENERGY GAMMA RAYS WITHMETALS COMPARED TO LEAD FOR APPLICATIONS INGAMMA CAMERA COLLIMATORS, Thomas F. Lynam, JessicaS. Robinson and Gregory G. Passmore2:45PORPHYRIN-GRAPHINE OXIDE FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR BIOSENSOR, Akilah I. Mateen and Thomas A. Searles3:00Break3:15SIMULATION OF CUBESAT ORBITAL MOTION AND THEITS POWERSUBSYSTEM, DeAndre C. Penn and Thomas A.Searles3:30LOW COST SOURCE MEASUREMENT UNIT FOR THECHARACTERIZATION OF DYE-SYNSITIZED SOLAR CELLSUSING INTEL GALILEO DEVELOPMENT BOARD, B. Erin Davyand Thomas A. Searles3:45MAXIMALLY EXPOSED OFFSITE INDIVIDUAL WORSTCASE SECTOR DETERMINATION FOR NESHAP COMPLIANCE AT THE SAVANNAH RIVER SITE, K.R. Moore, R.A. Stahman, G.T. Jannik, K.L. Dixon and J.R. Newton4:00A SIMULATION AND MODELING OF REFLECTIVITY FORTWO PERIOD BRAGG REFLECTOR, Jared W. Thacker, J.E.Hasbun and Ajith DeSilva4:15THE EFFECT OF PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE ON THEELECTRICAL RESISTANCE OF GRAPHITE AND NANODIAMOND, Evan Reed, Calleigh Hitt and Ben de Mayo4:30STUDY OF CADMIUM SELENIDE QUANTUM DOT DISTRIBUTION USING TEMPERATURE DEPENDENT PHOTOLUMINESCENCE, Sarah G. Martino and Ajith DeSilva.4:45GENERALIZATION AND MATHEMATICAL MODEL DEVELOPMENT FOR THE MAGIC TEN CARD GAME, Sara L. Hojjatieand Roxana A. HojjatiePosters (will be displayed through 7:00)
9SATURDAY PAPER PRESENTATIONS*Denotes student presenter**Denotes student research in progressSection I: Biological SciencesHealth Sciences Building, Room 144Paul T. Arnold, Presiding8:45DETERMINATION OF PHYLOGENETIC GROUPS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI IN SUS SCROFA AND BOS TAURUS, Brennan Poon-Kwong* and D. Bachoon9:00AN ANALYSIS OF NON-GENITALIC CHARACTERS OF THEAULICUS SPECIES GROUP OF NEOPORUS GUIGNOT (COLEOPTERA: DYTISCIDAE)**, Sergio Minchey, G.W. Wolfe, P.Murray, D. Oetter and E.H. Barman9:15AN ASSESSMENT OF THE ALGAL COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF STREAMS IMPACTED BY ACID MINE DRAINAGE**, Laura Aycock* and K.M. Manoylov9:30PHYTOPLANKTON ASSOCIATIONS IN THE NORTHEASTERN GULF OF MEXICO: CHANGES IN THE NET PLANKTONASSOCIATION, 2011 – 2014, Courtney M. Bryller*, J.A. Nienowand S. Wise9:45EFFECTS OF MILITARY ACTIVITY ON GOPHER TORTOISEMOVEMENT USING RADIO-FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION**, Brittany A. Mixon*, J.M. Lockhart, C.M. McDonough, C.D.Anderson, P.C. Vincent and G.W. Lee10:00Break and Section Business Meeting10:30Posters (will be displayed through 12:00)POSTERSEFFECTS OF STARVATION TREATMENT ON SEX RATIOS OF GEUKENSIADEMISSA, THE ATLANTIC RIBBED MUSSEL**, David M. Arancibia* and C. CalestaniINVESTIGATION OF THE PROPERTIES OF STEM LOOP DNA**, Delphine R.Baumert* and A.C. SpencerAN EXAMINATION OF THE SEX RATIO OF LAB-REARED EMERGING ADULTSASAJISCYMNUS TSUGAE BEETLES, Crystal J. Bishop* and P.T. Arnold
10PREFERENCE OF MEGACOPTA CRIBRARIA ACROSS FOUR SOYBEAN VARIETIES (INOCULATED VS UNINOCULATED), Carson Bowers*, A. Grimes*, K.Guyton*, S. Whitehouse* and C. ZehnderCONSTITUTIVE EXPRESSION OF THE BARLEY DEHYDRIN GENE DHN1 ENHANCES ARABIDOPSIS GERMINATION IN RESPONSE TO SALT STRESS,Cristina Calestani, M.S. Moses, E. Maestri, N. Marmiroli and E.A. BrayEVOLUTION OF HOX PG2 GENE REGULATION AND EXPRESSION IN THEJAPANESE MEDAKA (ORYZIAS LATIPES), Adam Davis and E. StellwagPHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF 5 RANAVIRUS ISOLATES FROM RANIDFROGS BASED ON THE COMPLETE MAJOR CAPSID PROTEIN SEQUENCE,Amanda R. Davis*, Ashley W. Dean* and A.L.J. DuffusASSESSMENT OF THE MACROINVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY IN POTATOCREEK FOLLOWING A FISH KILL**, Megan Dedge* and M.J. BenderANALYSIS OF PHYTOPLANKTON PROFILES IN THE NORTHEASTERNGULF OF MEXICO USING IMAGING FLOW CYTOMETRY**, Tiffani S. Dinkins*,C.M. Bryller, C.D. Horruitiner, J.A. Nienow and S. WiseCONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT ON A COLLEGE CAMPUS REDUCESNATIVE FISH DIVERSITY IN MOUNTAIN HEADWATER STREAM, Benjamin A.Farley*, B.N. Henry*, A.J. Knox, A.J. Spiegel, and J.G. DavisINFLUENCE OF MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI ON COWPEA GROWTH, Betsy Gladden*, M.J. Bender and J. KlausINSECTICIDAL EFFECT OF SALICYLIC ACID AND ITS PRECUSORS ON THEARGENTINE ANT (LINEPITHEMA HUMILE)**, Gaylin Gladden*, Emily Harden*,Megan Babb*, C. Kang and C. LeeGLOBAL GENE EXPRESSION CHANGE IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA UNDER SHADE AVOIDANCE CONDITION AT DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES,Byung-hoon Kim, K. Peets, J. Grant, J. Hicks, D. Zellous and D. AndersonEVALUATION OF SAMPLING STRATEGIES FOR THE SICKLEFIN REDHORSEMOXOSTOMA SPP., William H. Leatherwood*, B.A. Farley* and J.G. DavisMOLECULAR GENETIC ANALYSIS OF A SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAEMUTANT THAT GROWS BROWN IN THE PRESENCE OF COPPER**, JoshuaD. May* and B.W. SchwartzANALYSIS OF MOLECULAR RELATEDNESS IN ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS INPEANUTS USING POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION, Natalie C. Mellem* andP.N. AcharPREVALENCE OF RANAVIRUS IN TERRESTRIAL AND AQUATIC TURTLESIN SOUTH GEORGIA**, Brittany A. Mixon*, J.M. Lockhart, D.L. Bechler and J.W.Hall
11STRESS RESPONSE IN THE SOCIAL, PARASITIC INSECT COPIDOSOMAFLORIDANUM (HYMENOPTERA), A.A. Shirley*, N.M. Vargas*, E.E. Barding andM.S. SmithHUMAN FACIAL RECOGNITION BY NORTHERN MOCKINGBIRDS (MIMUSPOLYGLOTTOS)**, Jessica A. Stehlin*, N.A. Tinoco* and J.R. Crook-HillDETECTION OF CHYTRIDIOMYCOSIS FROM FIELD SAMPLES IN NORTHGEORGIA AMPHIBIAN POPULATIONS**, Carmen Tsui*, T. Tran, M. Lopez, K.Ortiz, N.L. Hyslop and J.M. MorganMAYFLY LARVAE ABUNDANCE IN RELATION TO CHANGE OF SEASON INAQUATIC HABITATS OF NORTH GEORGIA, C.L. Vaeth*, C.D. Garner*, L. Mcduffie*, R. Ownbey and M. HortonSection II: ChemistryHealth Sciences Building, Room 105Ghislain Mandouma, Presiding8:30METHYL KETONES AND OBSERVATIONS OF IODOFORMTESTS**, Ali Goode* and Richard W. Schmude, Jr.8:45POLYAZA[N]PHENACENES: SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION**, ZaKeyvia McCoy* and Ghislain Mandouma9:00COMPUTATIIONAL STUDIES OF HOW SERTRALINE INHIBITS THE REUPTAKE OF SEROTONIN**, Kathryn E. Morris* andRobert W. Zurales9:15Break9:30ELECTROCHEMISTRY OF EUROPIUM AND SAMARIUMIN BIS(TRIFLUOROMETHYLSULFONYL)IMIDE IONIC LIQUIDS, Michael S. Stephens* and Christopher L. Klug9:45SYNTHESIS OF CYCLOBUTATE DERIVATIVES USINGGREEN CHEMISTRY**, Taylor A. Schmit* and Koushik Banerjee10:00Break and Section Business Meeting10:30Posters (will be displayed through 12:00)POSTERSSYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATION AND ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OFPHENOXY-IMINE TRANSITION METAL COMPLEXES, Ashaunte Davis*, XiaomeiZheng and Louise Wrensford
12SYNTHESIS OF BRANCHED LIC ACID–BASED PEPTIDE-MEDIATED DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS FOR FLUOROQUINOLONE ANTIBIOTICS**, Genevieve Coe*,Kelsey Moore and Iryna O. LebedyevaINVESTIGATING HEALTH OF SURFACE WATER OF LAKE SINCLAIR**, JohnOlmstead* and Dr. Catrena LisseCOMPLEXATION OF ERBIUM BY DTPA IN ROOM TEMPERATURE IONICLIQUIDS, Kiana N. French* and Christopher L. KlugSYNTHESIS AND CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF CALCIUM SALT OF 4-NITROPHENOL**, James N. Padgett*, Kenneth L. Martin and Russell G. Baughman“CLICK”-ENHANCED FRET ASSAY FOR THE PEPTIDE-LINKED SUBSTITUTED COUMARINS**, Alexander Plotkin, Lin M.Chen and Iryna O. LebedyevaSYNTHESIS OF GOLD (III) PORPHYRIN NANOPARTICLES AS AGENTSAGAINST TUMORS, Kristopher A. Nelson*, Rosalie A. Richards and Catrena H. LisseSYNTHESIS OF CHIRAL AMINES ON SILICA SURFACES**, Eboni Skerrit*, Kahdejah Patrick, Tyonna Hill and John T. BarbasCHEMICAL REDUCTION’S EFFECT ON THE SENSITIVITY OF GRAPHENEMODIFIED FOR ELECTROCHEMCIAL DEVICES**, Natalie Cox * and Thomas A.SearlesREGIOSELECTIVITY IN DINITRATION OF p-DIHALOBENZENES**, VictoriaStephens* and Ghislain MandoumaSection III: Earth and Atmospheric SciencesHealth Sciences Building, Room 207Samuel Mutiti, Presiding8:00EVALUATION OF MICROBIOLOGICAL WATER QUALITYIN POINT JUDITH POND (RHODE ISLAND, USA): QUANTIFICATION OF FECAL POLLUTION AND PRESENCE OFHUMAN PATHOGENIC BACTERIA, Ralph Scott Rozier, Jose A.Amador, Dave S. Bachoon* and Jessie Dyer8:15INVESTIGATING THE TRANSPORT OF RHODAMINE WTAND SODIUM CHLORIDE THROUGH CLAY SLUDGE**, Taylor Upole* and Samuel Mutiti8:30ASSESSING THE POTENTIAL OF PLANTS TO TRANSPIREMETALS AND OTHER CHEMICALS**, Jenna Forte*, AlyssaThomson and Samuel Mutiti
138:45ASSESSMENT OF WATER QUALITY AND MIXING IN LAKESINCLAIR**, Megan Corley*, Gabriel Stone, John Morgan, RaleighBurch and Samuel Mutiti9:00PALEOECOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTION OF EARLIESTOLIGOCENE UNGULATES FROM NEBRASKA: COMBINEDEVIDENCE FROM MESOWEAR, HYPSODONTY, AND STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSES, Theron M. Kantelis* and Grant S.Boardman9:15UTILIZING GIS TO CREATE A 3D MAP OF GROUNDWATERAND SURFACE WATER INTERACTION**, Demichael Winfield*,Trevor Alexander, Lena White, Christine Mutiti and Samuel Mutiti9:30UNDERSTANDING THE SOURCES OF NUTRIENT IN AFARM POND USING FLUORESCENT DYE AND CHLOROPHYLL-a**, Katie Garth*, Taylor Upole and Samuel Mutiti9:45ALGAE DIVERSITY IN GEORGIA FARM PONDS**, Hunter E.Gay*, Spencer W. Salter, Regan A. Phillips, Dana M. Bedgood, JimmyWedincamp, Jr., Michael F. Chislock, Brianna K. Olsen, Alan E. Wilson and J.E. Schneider, Jr.10:00Break and Section Business Meeting10:30IMPACTS OF METALLIC ENGINEERED NANOPARTICLESON SOIL BACTERIAL NITROGEN TRANSFORMATIONS, Allison Rick VandeVoort10:45MILLEDGEVILLE ON THE BOUNDARY: HISTORY AND GEOLOGIC SETTING WITH EXCERPTS FROM THE ‘ROADSIDEGEOLOGY OF GEORGIA’, Pamela J. W. Gore11:00Posters (will be displayed through 12:00)POSTERSA GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY OF VEGETABLES AND TOP SOILS FOUND INMILLEDGEVILLE GA**, Samantha Mutiti*, M.R. Corley*, M. Tembo, C.M. Mutiti andS. MutitiHISTORICAL CHANGES IN WATER QUALITY OF A MIDDLE GEORGIALAKE**, Raleigh Burch*, Gabriel Stone, Christine Mutiti and Samuel MutitiCALCULATED CARBON SEQUESTATION LEVELS AMONG TREES ON CAMPUS USING STATISTICAL ANALYSIS AND GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATIONSYSTEMS**, Ashlee R. Burkett* and S. RoseASSESSMENT OF WATER QUALITY AND EFFICACY OF WATER TREATMENT INFRASTRUCTURE IN SOUTHWESTERN PUERTO RICO, BrennanPoon-Kwong*, Sarah Horwitz, David Sotomayor and Dave Bachoon
14CLAY ‘SLUDGE’ AND GYPSUM MIXTURES EFFECT ON FECAL BACTERIALIN ENVIROMENTAL SAMPLES**, Lillie Brannen* and Dave BachoonALGAL COMMUNITY ECOLOGY OF SPECIES FROM A SHALLOW SALINEMEROMICTIC LAKE**, Daniel Chung* and K.M. ManoylovSection IV: Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science and TechnologyHealth Sciences Building, Room 201Hasson M. Tavossi, Presiding8:00PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS’ UNDERSTANDING OF NUMERATION, Iwan R. Elstak and Benjamin M. Wescoatt8:15GENERAL INTEGRAL SOLUTION FOR THE ONE-DIMENSIONAL DIFFUSION PDE FOR BOUNDED SPACE REGIONS,‘Kale Oyedeji and Ronald E. Mickens8:30A SPECIAL CASE OF TRANSFORMATION OF RANDOMVARIABLES, Andreas Lazari8:45RANDOM PRESSURE FLUCTUATIONS BY NON-LINEARDAMPING INDUCED EXCITED OSCILLATIONS IN A REACTOR-COLUMN, Hasson M. Tavossi9:00NEAR-INFRARED BRIGHTNESS MEASUREMENTS OF MARSIN 2014, Richard W. Schmude, Jr.9:15NEAR-INFRARED BRIGHTNESS MEASUREMENTS OF JUPITER AND SATURN, Richard W. Schmude, Jr.9:30DETERMINING THE LOCATIONS OF DUST SOURCES INFELOBAL QUASARS, Jay P. Dunn, Branden Wasik, Christin L.Holtzclaw, David Yenerall and S. Harper Dutton,9:45REFLECTIVITY STUDY ON A TYPE OF BRAGG REFLECTOR, Javier E. Hasbun and Ajith DeSilva10:00Section Business Meeting10:45FUTURE WISE CARS WITH COOPERATIVE DRIVING ASSISTANCE, Chunlei Liu, Taray Eady, Viktor Graczy, David R. Gully, Dalton Gurley, Willie Lawrence, Kinard Thomas and Christopher Whelan11:00CHARACTERIZATION OF HYSTERETIC EFFECT OF CARBON COATEDFERRITE NANO PARTICLE SOLUTION, Arun KSaha11:15USING ARDUINO AND AUDIO TO INVIGORATE THE FRESHMAN EXPERIENCE, J.A. Hauger
15POSTERSINVESTIGATION OF CADMIUM SULFIDE THIN FILMS PREPARED BY SPINCOATING, LeQuardis English Jr., Ajith DeSilva, R.R. Gadipalli and J.E. HasbunA DEEP OPTICAL SPECTRUM OF THE PLANETARY NEBULAE NGC 6741,Hannah-Marie Wieser and Nicholas SterlingHEAVY ELEMENTS IN THE NEAR-INFRARED SPECTRA OF SOUTHERNHEMISPHERE PLANETARY NEBULAE, D.V. Wood and N.C. SterlingTESTING THE FEASABILITY OF A BLADELESS WIND TURBINE DESIGN,Jonathon Gardner, Austin Card, Jairus Elarbee, Brett Card, Michael Crawford, AndersonKendrick and Hauke BuschA FINITE TEMPERATURE THEORY FOR UNIVERSAL FERMIONIC SYSTEMS,Michael Stocker and Theja De Silva11:00Posters (will be displayed until 11:59 AM)Section V: Biomedical SciencesHealth Sciences Building, Room 202Seyed H. Hosseini, Presiding8:00EFFECTS OF RESVERATROL AND QUERCETIN COMBINATION TREATMENT ON CYP1A1 TRANSCRIPTION INMOUSE HEPATOCYTES**, Mary L. Calderon* and Jennifer C.Schroeder8:15THE EFFECTS OF PERFLUOROOCTANOIC ACID ON CELLVIABILITY AND PEROXISOME PROLIFERATOR-ACTIVATED RECEPTOR GENE EXPRESSION IN MCF-7 CELLS**, AprilN. Smith* and J.D. Cannon8:30THE PREVALENCE OF PRESUMPTIVE PATHOGENS INCOMMERCIAL AND FARMERS MARKET MEATS**, Paige L.Stanley*, Taylor Winslow and Indiren Pillay8:45THE ROLE OF THE ENDOCANNABINOID SYSTEM DURINGZEBRAFISH DEVELOPMENT**, Bryan A. Ordonez* and Linda G.Jones9:00Break9:15DISASSEMBLY DYNAMICS OF THE YEAST PRIONSUP35P**, Matthew L. Oliver*, J.A. Tierno, G.N. Karadkhele, M.O.Carter, R.A. Peeler, K.T. Bradley, and M.L. Gleason
169:30ASC AIDS IN PROTECTION AGAINST INFERTILITY POSTCHALMYDIA INFECTION, D.N. McKeithen*, Y. Omosun, K. Ryans, F. Eko, C.M. Black, J.U. Igietseme, G.A. Ananaba, V.M. Dixit,U. Blas-Machado and Q. He9:45THE ROLE OF EXOSOMES IN CHLAMYDIA PATHOGENESIS**,
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