SURF Fellows
Nicolas Ames
Residue or Residon't? The Value of Archeaological Micro-debris in Unraveling Dhiban's Imperial Past
Ariella Aronstam-Powers
Artistic Protest: Oakland's Legacy of Radical Art Practice
Emily Booker
Small Artifacts on a Small Island: Late Bronze Age Cypriot Cylinder Seals and the Rising Palace Elite
Anjelica Colliard
Unraveling Bande Dessin: an Exploration into French Alternative Autobiographical Graphic Novels
Sarah Covington
Telling it Two Different Ways: TheInfluence of Culture on theTranslation of Goethe's Faust
Cathy Dai
The Role of Dopamine in Working Memory, Decisions Making, and Self Control
Rose Gephart
Tour Guides in Angkor Wat: Narrativization, Licensing, and Discourse
Kaiji Gong
The Extension of the Log Periodic Power Law: How to Predict After the Crash
Graham Haught
Pragmatic Idealism? Assessing the Promise and Perils of the Decentralized NGO: A Case Study of a Social Enterprise for Textile Production in India
Josephine Juanamarga
Understanding Cultural Differences in Disclosure of Personal Problems and Help Seeking Propensity
Erin Lam
The Metapoetics of the Construction of Space and Location in Horaces Odes
Tabitha Mancini
Understanding and Self-Advocacy: Students with Learning Disabilities, Unrecognized Talent
Tricia Ngoon
The Efficacy of Verbal Retrieval Practice: Implications for Educational Practices
Bill Stewart
GETTING THE MESSAGE: Understanding the Construction and Effectiveness of Media-based HIV Prevention Information Targeting African American Men, Residing in Alameda County
Dayna Stimson
Buddhist Contemplative Practice: An Integrative Approach for Investigating Consciousness
Marissa Teitelman
Evanescence and Concatenation: The Dutch Role in the Atlantic Slave Trade
Julia Uyttewaal
Beyond the Binary: New roles and implications of NGOs in Haiti
Rochelle Valdez
The Resilience of Filipino Activists: A Study of Human Security
Abbey White
Exploring Gender Roles through Lithics in a Late Classic Maya Site
Eli Wirtschafter
The Social Function of Shakespeare in the Lives of American Audiences as a Cause of the Astor Place Riot of 1849
