Tyler Bishop

College Scholar of Physics, Astronomy emphasis: Summa Cum Laude

Structural degeneracies in 2D materials: quantum paraelasticity in SnO monolayers

Thesis Advisor: Salvador Barraza Lopez

Don’t be afraid to dive into research.

 

 

Elizabeth Cobb

Departmental Scholar of Geology: Cum Laude

Analyzing Kaolinite Clay Inhibitory Characteristics: Kaolinite as a Possible Substrate for Methanogens on Mars

Thesis Advisor: Timothy Kral

 

Jack Freeland

Departmental Scholar of Physics, Biophysics emphasis: Cum Laude

Mechanical-Energy-Based DNA Bows as Amplifiers and Biosensors for Detecting DNA-Interacting Molecules

Thesis Advisor: Yong Wang

 

Maureen Mantooth

Departmental Scholar of Geography: Cum Laude

Arkansas’ Historic Maps from 1713 to 1924: A Cartographer’s Perspective

Thesis Advisor: Thomas Paradise

 

 

 

 

 

 

Noah Torgerson

College Scholar of Mathematics, Pure emphasis: Cum Laude

Bounds on the Growth Function of Nilpotent Truncations of the Free Group over Two Generators

Thesis Advisor: Matthew Day

 

Dillon Trinh

College Scholar of Mathematics, Pure emphasis: Summa Cum Laude

Hydrodynamic Instability Simulations Using Front-Tracking with Higher-Order Splitting Methods

Thesis Advisor: Tulin Kaman

One piece of advice that I would give a freshman in the honors program is to not be afraid to fail. Not everything will come easily in the next four years, but as long as you give it your best try, you will achieve something great.