By Discipline: Political Science (2009)

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The following abstracts for discipline Political Science have been submitted:

• The DNA Analysis Backlog Elimination Act of 2000: A Case Study in the Application of a Policy Making Model
  Oral Paper
  
  (Political Science, Justice Systems)
  Sarah E. Felts
  Dr. Randy Hagerty, Faculty Mentor
  (52-4, 3:30, OP 2115)
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• The Effect of Health Ordinances on Agricultural and Economic Indicators in Missouri Counties
  Oral Paper
  
  (Agricultural Science, Economics, Political Science)
  Kenda L. Cavender
  Dr. Michael Seipel, Faculty Mentor
  (23-3, 10:15, VH 1416)
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• The Emergence of America's Hong Kong Policy
  Oral Paper
  
  (Political Science, Asian Studies)
  Kyle G. Tracy
  Dr. Candy Young, Faculty Mentor
  (29-3, 10:15, OP 2113)
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• Enviromental Degradation as a Potential Trigger of Genocide/Politicide Oubreaks, 1958-2007
  Oral Paper
  
  (Political Science, Environmental Studies)
  Anna A. Pechenina
  Prof. John Ishiyama (North Texas University) and Dr. Janet Gooch, Faculty Mentors
  (52-2, 3:00, OP 2115)
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• Foreign Aid Programs and Pakistan: Should the United States Continue to Provide?
  Oral Paper
  
  (Political Science)
  Matthew H. Harber
  Dr. Giray Sadik, Faculty Mentor
  (52-1, 2:45, OP 2115)
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• Freedom of Religion and Judicial Independence: A Comparison with New Indicators
  Oral Paper
  
  (Political Science)
  Jacob I. Thomeczek
  Dr. Paul Parker, Faculty Mentor
  (52-5, 3:45, OP 2115)
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• Gecko Mathematics and the Obama Administration
  Poster
  
  (Education, Political Science, Economics)
  Kierra E. Cornell
  Dr. Janice Grow, Faculty Mentor
  (P-1-2, 4:15, PML)
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• Homeschoolers: Are They Unique Voters?
  Oral Paper
  
  (Political Science)
  Jessica R. Poet
  Dr. John Quinn and Dr. Jerry Mayhew, Faculty Mentors
  (52-3, 3:15, OP 2115)
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• John Jay, American Philosopher King: Understanding Plato's Republic through the United States Supreme Court
  Oral Paper
  
  (Philosophy & Religion, Political Science, Classics)
  David M. Mohl
  Dr. Patricia Burton, Faculty Mentor
  (26-1, 9:45, VH 1424)
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