Scientia

The Journal of the Honors Program at Marywood University

Scientia is published annually to honor the achievements of students who have completed the requirements of the program and are graduating with the Citation in Honors.

The Honors Program at Marywood University provides you with opportunities to expand on the traditional curriculum and work closely with faculty, all of which culminates in the Honors thesis. The Honors thesis reflects the essence of a Marywood University education and the best of honors learning: a blending of the liberal arts and major programs, close collaboration between students and faculty, and advancement of study in the form of research. 

Scientia is distributed on campus and catalogued in the Marywood University Library.

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2009	Kaitlin Johnstone	English/History
Count Transylvania Out: Bram Stoker’s Dracula as a Reflection of Irish Myth and History
2009	Anna Mizer	Graphic Design
Corporate Identity: Design for Success
2009	Janean Shedd
A Study on the Effects of Light and Color in Reading
2009	Emily Talago	Biotechnology
Analysis of 2nd Crisis in tbp ΔN/ΔN Transgenic Mice with Classical Steatosis and Applications of Molecular Genetics in Accurate Liver Disease Diagnoses
2009	Emily Talago	Biotechnology
Analysis of 2nd Crisis in tbp ΔN/ΔN Transgenic Mice with Classical Steatosis and Applications of Molecular Genetics in Accurate Liver Disease Diagnoses
2009	Karissa Kreidler	English
Furthering Meaning with Texts: Critical and Ethical Growth through the Study of Literature
2009	Colin Seymour	Psychology
The Academic and Psychosocial Impacts of Prior Gifted and Honors Education on College Students
2009	Lauren Tyrrell	English
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