kaitlyn prezioso

Thesis:  Assessing the Relationship Between Serum Biochemical Parameters and Lower Extremity Muscle Oxygenation in Peripheral Artery Disease.

Thesis Director:  Dr. Panagiotis Koutakis, Department of Nutrition, Food & and Exercise Sciences

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CHARLES KENNEDY

Thesis:  Study of Potential Energy Harvesting Opportunity Utilizing Thermoelectric Effect (Completion Spring 2021)

Thesis Director:  Dr. Omar Faruque, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

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ANNIKA CIUL

Thesis:  Safety Training in Film Education Programs

Thesis Director:  Dr. Tony Ciarlariello, College of Motion Picture Arts

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Phebe lemert

Thesis:  Conservation of Dehydration Stress Memories Between Abiotic Stresses in Zea mays and the Characterization of Drought-Responsive Morphology in mop1-1 Mutants

Thesis Director:  Dr. Karen McGinnis, Department of Biological Science

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tyson murray

Thesis:  Capturing the Disruption in the Circadian Clock During Carcinogenesis Using a Simplified Quantitative Framework

Thesis Director:  Dr. Qing-Xiang (Amy) Sang, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

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Jacob Dvorak

Thesis:  Not a Tale of Alcinous: A Reading of the Myth of Er

Thesis Director:  Svetla Slaveva-Griffin, Department of Classics

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Ned Stuckey-french

The English Department

This award recognizes and honors the late Dr. Stuckey-French’s distinguished work directing and advising undergraduate research through the Honors in the Major program.

Below are samples of what his student nominator, Angela Lertkiratikul, and his colleague, Dr. Andrew Epstein, wrote about the mentorship and dedication of Dr. Stuckey-French.:

“He made sure everything was always in the best interest of his students. His ability to teach and connect with students stems from his heart of gold, notable storytelling, and providing different mediums for students to create and communicate through.” - Angela Lertkiratikul

"I was always impressed by how he approached his students’ work with such genuine interest and curiosity, meeting them on their own terms, but also driving them to push further and think more deeply. Students were drawn to his deep knowledge and his passion for ideas, culture, history, politics, and, of course, literature. He also managed the difficult balancing act of being a very warm, encouraging, and supportive mentor while still maintaining the highest standards and expectations." - Dr. Andrew Epstein,  The English Department

The FSU Honors Program is grateful for Dr. Stuckey’s contributions to student success in the Honors in the Major program.