Introduction

The Longwood Senior Thesis program is a three-semester long project, open to all departments at Longwood University. Students who wish to participate in the program must meet academic requirements and have a faculty sponsor. For all requirements, visit the Senior Thesis Program website. The Longwood Senior Thesis Proposal is the first step in the process, requiring students to find and work with a faculty sponsor to complete a 7-8 page research proposal. The proposal is then submitted here in Digital Commons and reviewed by the Senior Thesis Committee.

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Proposals from 2024

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Right, Left, Right: Dance training impacts on single leg postural control, Rachel M. Griffith

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The Analysis of Artificially Flavored Coffees, Hannah Knights

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Sympathy for the Robot, Elena Lavigne

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Diachronic Demographic Patterns of Enslaved People at Mulberry Hill, Quincey Urban

Proposals from 2023

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(Dis)advantages of Device-Free Time: A Mixed Methods Digital Detox Study, Sandy Burrill

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Biomechanics Locomotion and Predation Escape in Cricket Species, Kira M. Edens

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Consequences of Environment and Loss on Maternal Behavior, Anxiety, Boldness, and Memory in Rats, Alayna Skye Palamar

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What costimulatory domains in chimeric antigen receptor T cells induce the strongest killing response and increase serial killing efficacy against pediatric rhabdomyosarcomas and osteosarcomas?, Kristen Wilkins