First Place STEM Winner,Shili Xu from the School of Pharmacy with Executive Vice Provost, Michael Quick. His project was titled “Discovery of a novel irreversible PDI Inhibitor for Ovarian Cancer Treatment.”
Second Place STEM Winner:
Curtis Lee, “The Parylene Sheath Electrode,” Viterbi School of Engineering
Third Place STEM Winner:
Morgan Canon Levine, “Not All Smokers Die Young: A Model for Hidden Heterogeneity within the Human Population,” Davis School of Gerontology
First Place Social Sciences/Humanities winner, Patrick Beck, Davis School of Gerontology with Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Sally Pratt. His project was titled: “What Factors Influence Insurance Policyholders to make Universal Design Modifications Following a Major Claim?”
Social Sciences/Humanities Second Place Winner:
Susan Geffen “When and how infants distinguish between statements and questions,” Dornsife College, Department of Psychology
Social Sciences/Humanities Third Place Winner:
Emily Gee “Engaging or Enraging: Political Talk on Facebook,” Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism