The honors program at the College of Health and Human sciences aims to remain on the cutting edge of research and progress within the nation. Below are theses on a variety of subjects produced by undergraduate honors students in the College of Health and Human sciences at Purdue University.
Theses/Dissertations from 2010
Math Talk Between Preschoolers and Their Mothers During A Home Cooking Activity, Jin Hee Hur
Smart Grid Technology and Consumer Call Center Readiness, Kelsey L. Schamber
Theses/Dissertations from 2009
Is breakfast or breakfast skipping associated with adiposity in adults? Methodological considerations, Brittany Behrens
Differences in response to “No bones about it!” between boys and girls, Amy Conklin
Age and marital satisfaction in couples with cancer, Elizabeth Day
Market Development Factors for American Travel to Kenya, Lele Gao
The Effects of 1.25-dihydroxyvitamin D on HIF-1a Expression In Breast Epithelial Cells Containing the ErbB2 Oncogene, Jessica Harris
The projected and perceived image of the United Republic of Tanzania, Tammy Reiko Koerte
Effects of aerobic and resistance exercise on hunger and energy intake in young physically active adults, Derek Laan
Calcium Intake in Low-Income Women in Indiana, Amber D. Riggin
Effects of dietary protein and meal frequency on appetite during weight loss, Sarah Thomas