The Fall 2012 issue contains 26 abstracts of papers and posters presented at the 66th Annual Eastern Colleges Science Conference held in Wayne, N.J. on April 14, 2012. The student authors were John... More > Andrejack, Stephanie Asusta, John Augello, Gina Auricchio, Dilijeta Bajrami, Ervila Behri, Michael Broe, Benjamin Bustamante, Krista Carbonara, Deeksha Chawla, Nicole Deluzio, Gia DeStefanis, Leonard Giordano, Andrea Gonzales, Alina Guseynova, Michael Gutkin, Carrie Holt, Thomas Iannacone, Vincent Lombardo, Maximillian Lucci, Richard Morgan, Julia Mullins, John Passantino, Ashley Polizzotto, William Rivera, Lisa Schneider, Alyssa Spivak, Elena Stekolchik, Kim Tetrault, Rose Tobiassen, Rachel Tripp, Elissa Troisi and Melanie Valencia.
The remainder of the Fall 2012 issue consists of eight full-length research papers by Nicola Andersen, Alexis Makwinski, Antoinette McCarty, Ashley Nati, Mary Beth Somich, Rose Tobiassen, Erin Valerio and Ryan Van Spronsen.< Less
The Spring 2012 issue includes papers by William Rivera, Jennifer Ida, Julia Zenker, Noreen Taylor, Kristen Haggerty, Ananda DiMartino, Victoria Felix and Tyler Seling.
The Fall 2011 issue includes papers by Gia DeStefanis, Tehmina Bhojani, James Messina, Emily Burkhardt, Bareah Alam, Anne Blum, Emily Werkheiser, Jessica Verderosa, Nidhi Khanna.
The Fall 2008 issue features abstracts presented at the 62nd Eastern Colleges Science Conference by Lauren Bernardo, Michael Bois, Cassie Bray, Christopher Cappelli, Kathryn Chepiga, Rebecca... More > Giannattasio, Christina Herrera, James Hodnett, Sejmir Izeirovski, Edmond Kurtovic, Elizabeth Kurzawa, Christina Lamb, Leah LaPrate, Jennifer Lewis, Lindsay Lucas, Lauren Maltese, Emily Mihalick, Andrew Pistilli, Chris Roxbury, Kristen Solheim, and Dana Trottier. It also contains full-length papers by Christina Lamb, Anthony Pircio, Lauren Brillante, Austin Handcock, Rebecca Giannattasio, Courtney Perez, Marina McFarland, and Kaite Belmont.< Less
This is the very first issue of the Wagner College Forum for Undergraduate Research, published in the fall of 2002. A twice-yearly periodical, the Forum contains papers and abstracts produced by... More > Wagner College students in various disciplines under the direction of faculty members. All material is reviewed by a faculty committee for inclusion in the Forum. This first issue contains abstracts by Steven R. Corn, Margaret Fiasconaro, Maryanne Gaul, Peter Herbst, Richard Moses, Dawn Pothier, Lisa M. Scagnelli, Luther Schaeffer, and Randye Shanfeld; full-length articles by Michael Alas, Jessica Morin, Jason W. Nadal, Michael O'Connor, Christina M. Owens, Matteo Rosselli, Randye Shanfeld, Jene Tesoriero, and a technical note by Sarah Alauddin.< Less
The Spring 2008 issue contains full-length papers by Christopher Corbo and Frank Garritano, Robyn Gold, Julie Filippini, William Jock, Ashley Martin, and Lauren Fasano.
The Spring 2006 issue contains full-length papers by Erin Davis, Victoria Brown, Nicole Rossini, Stephanie Loffredo, Megan Benson, Abby Albair, Emily Morrison, Christopher Fourman, and Allen Koehler.
The Spring 2010 issue contains 11 full-length papers by Ryan Patricia Rogers, Raychel M. Ryan, Charisse Willis, James Messina, Jonathan Pigno, Mary Beth Somich, Jessica Verderosa, Sarah Nehm,... More > Cassandra Brewer, Sophie Fonner and Jenna Pocius.< Less
The Spring 2003 issue contains: 7 full-length papers by Jacqueline Whittenburg and Renee Sudol, Jessica Biren, Diane Marie Vellon, Eric DeBarba, Anne Rossettini, Emily Dillon, and Ed Pietrowski; 2... More > abstracts by Jennifer Zafarino and Thomas Smolka, and Peter Herbst; and 1 technical note by Melissa Mason.< Less
Founded in 1883, Wagner College is a private liberal arts college located in Staten Island, New York, with a full-time equivalent enrollment of approximately 1,800. Through our signature four-year undergraduate curriculum, the Wagner Plan for the Practical Liberal Arts, and our location in New York City, the college offers students a comprehensive educational program that is anchored in the liberal arts, experiential and co-curricular learning, interculturalism, interdisciplinary studies, and service to society. Wagner also offers master’s programs in nursing, education, business, and microbiology.
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