The Phi Beta Kappa Scholarship Awards for Excellence in the Liberal Arts are presented each year starting in 2016. Each year, the members of the University of Wyoming Chapter are honored to be able to recognize undergraduate researchers who expertly weave together physical, intellectual, ethical and social issues in their research.
Birdsong, Music, and Value Judgments
Catherine Cloetta, Zoology and Physiology
Understanding the Human-Elephant Conflict in India: A First-hand Perspective
Anne N. Reed, Zoology & Physiology
Pip's Spatial Education in Charles Dickens's Great Expectations
Roslyn Fleming, English
How Telling is Author Voice? Further Associations Between Personality and Writing
Jasper E. Hunt, Psychology
Magic Use in Roman Sexual Performance
Anne Chenchar Classics
The Blue French Horn: Intertwining Origin Stories in How I Met Your Mother
Sydney Stein, Communication and Journalism
CWC’s Interdisciplinary Climate Change Expedition (ICCE): Measuring Black Carbon,
Water Quantity, and Water Quality in the Dinwoody Cirque
Grace Hartman & Marten Baur, Environment and Natural Resources
“I’d Strike the Son if He Insulted Me”: Milton and Melville’s Radical Individuals
Benjamin Platt, English
