STS Seniors 2004

Back row (L-R): Vincent Domestico, Sabina Warren, Lauren Abbott, Leif Pearson, Derek Snyder, Brittney Lazar,
Nick Battista, Nina Martin, Nick Walendziak, Erica Ayotte, Greg Lynch.

Front Row (L-R): Marshall White, Jessica Kellett, Ashley Porter, Parker Thompson.

STS Senior Project Topics 2004

Lauren Abbott, Raising America's Energy IQ: Increasing efficiency and reducing consumption

Nicholas Battista, Solar Power with Hydrogen Fuel Cells for Remote Locations in Maine

Erica Ayotte, Spar and Spindle: The conflict of Lowell's textile industry with agrarian New England society

Vincent Domestico, Civil War: Clash of technology with military tactics

Jessica Kellett, GMO Technology and Corporate Agribusiness. Why is the U.S. such a strong supporter of GMO crops and such a weak supporter of labeling GMO foods? [JP '04 graduate]

Brittney Lazar, The Looking Glass Media: Identity creation and the glorified self in collegiate athletics

Gregory D. Lynch, Biodiesel: Is it feasible at Colby? [Fall semester only]

Nina Martin, Pesty Business: Nuisance mosquito control on the north shore of Massachusetts

Leif Pearson, Computer Technology: Voice over IP in law firms

Ashley Porter, Sports Television Broadcasting: Providing our country with nationalism and camaraderie amidst world struggle

Derek Snyder, The Economic and Industrial History of Waterville Over the Last Thirty Years: Effects and what remains

Parker Thompson, Hydrogen Fuel: An outlook on the renewable energy future

Nicholas Walendziak, Elk Ecology and Habitat Management in Eastern Tennessee

Sabina Warren, Ellsworth Huntington's Anthropological Perspective on Climate Change

Marshall White, What's for Dinner: A brief history of the refrigerator