Honors Thesis Library
Please look carefully at each of the four theses below. The Biology Department Honors Committee recognized these as Outstanding Honors theses in 2005 and 2006.
These may serve as 'models' for what is expected in a thesis by the Departmental Honors Committee. In each case, the thesis authors worked through several drafts of their thesis with their advising professors (before the deadline) and followed carefully the "Guidelines got Research Based Theses" where there are explicit, detailed instructions on how to author a written Honors Thesis in Biology.
Library
- Signaling in Glucagon-Secreting Cells. Granowski 2006
- The Elusive Retrotransposon CR1: A multi-technique approach to its capture and phylogenetic use. Kanizay 2006
- [125]I-α-Bungarotoxin binding in IAT/IANT rats: Possible genetic linkage between the alpha-7 nicotinic receptor and the behavioral effects of alcohol. Daly 2005
- Examining the causative factors of leaf litter distribution. Smith, L 2005
March 5, 2008