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'''Summer 2017: Summer Opportunity for Intellectual Activity (SOfIA) with Dr. Christine Meyers'''
 
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* This research had a historical focus, but tied in ground penetrating radar technology as well.
 
* Research with three other freshman on locating the remains of Nizzie, the elephant of the magician the Great Nicola.
 
* Research with three other freshman on locating the remains of Nizzie, the elephant of the magician the Great Nicola.
 
* Visited many museums and cemeteries to do background research on the Great Nicola.
 
* Visited many museums and cemeteries to do background research on the Great Nicola.

Revision as of 20:50, 3 June 2019

Personal Information

Sophomore Chemistry major, Environmental Studies minor

Hometown: Lewistown, Illinois

Contact info: jwelker@monmouthcollege.edu

Undergraduate Research Activities

Chemistry Research with Brad Sturgeon (Fall 2018 - Present)

Peroxidase Assay via UV-Vis (Fall 2018)

Ovoperoxidase from Sea Urchins

Doc Kieft Summer Research 2019

Doc Kieft Summer Research

Caffeine Project

Summer 2017: Summer Opportunity for Intellectual Activity (SOfIA) with Dr. Christine Meyers

  • This research had a historical focus, but tied in ground penetrating radar technology as well.
  • Research with three other freshman on locating the remains of Nizzie, the elephant of the magician the Great Nicola.
  • Visited many museums and cemeteries to do background research on the Great Nicola.
  • Brought in an expert archaeologist, Shay Ottman, to use a ground penetrating radar to detect the presumed location of Nizzie.

Article about the SOfIA Research

Presentations

August 2017: SOfIA Presentation Monmouth, IL

Poster Titles: A Magician in Monmouth?! and An Elephant in Monmouth?!

Interests

J-Term Bahamas

Career Goals

My goal is to attend a graduate school to pursue a masters of PhD program in chemistry or environmental toxicology.