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InnovateUNO Winners

2021

  • Undergraduate Students

    Tolmas Prize

    Tolmas Prizes were awarded to the overall best undergraduate presenters. These students may have presented a poster, oral presentation, work of art, performance, or film. The Tolmas Prizes were made possible by generous contributions from the Oscar J. Tolmas Charitable Trust.

    First Place, $500

    Norman Bennett
    Category: Visual Arts
    Title: The Haunted Halls of UNO
    Mentor: Ben Samuel

    Second Place, $300

    Yash Desai with Floyd Andrus, Orianna Gearhart, and Brandon Smith
    Category: Oral
    Title: Solar Power Jump Starter
    Mentor: Parviz Rastgoufard

    Oral Presentations

    In the Oral category, students presented for 15 minutes on any topic. They were judged on concept, approach, and presentation.

    The first place winner will be invited to present at the National Conferences on Undergraduate Research (NCUR), held virtually this spring. All winners will be invited to present at the University of Louisiana System’s annual Academic Summit, also held virtually this spring.

    First Place, $200

    Yash Desai with Floyd Andrus, Orianna Gearhart, and Brandon Smith
    Title: Solar Power Jump Starter
    Mentor: Parviz Rastgoufard

    Second Place, $100

    Lena Messina
    Title: Genotoxicity of Oil Photoproducts in Aqueous Environments
    Mentor: Matthew Tarr

    Additional Winners

    Jeffrey Herring
    Title: American Sign Language Translation Glove
    Mentor: Parviz Rastgoufard

    Hoang Nguyen
    Title: Prediction of Intrinsically Disordered Protein Regions using Machine Learning Methods
    Mentor: Tamjidul Hoque

    Aasish Rijal
    Title: An Effective Machine Learning Method to Predict Residues of DNA and RNA Binding Protein
    Mentor: Tamjidul Hoque

    Visual Arts

    In the Visual Arts category, students present for 15 minutes on a work of art. They were judged on creativity, technique, and enthusiasm.

    The first place winner will be invited to present at the National Conferences on Undergraduate Research (NCUR), held virtually this spring. All winners will be invited to present at the University of Louisiana System’s annual Academic Summit, also held virtually this spring.

    First Place, $200

    Norman Bennett
    Title: The Haunted Halls of UNO
    Mentor: Ben Samuel

    Performing Arts

    In the Performing Arts category, students presented a work of musical or dramatic art. They were judged on performance and presentation.

    All winners will be invited to present at the University of Louisiana System’s annual Academic Summit, also held virtually this spring.

    First Place, $200

    August Lasseigne
    Title: Excerpts from "I’m All Yours: A History of Women as Legal Property and the Modern Objectification of Women"
    Mentor: Kalo Gow

    Second Place, $100

    Autumn Lee Montgomery
    Title: Two Poems Written as a Tolmas Scholar, Spring 2021
    Mentor: Jade Hurter

    Film

    In the Film category, students present a film or documentary they have made. They were judged on concept, approach, and presentation.

    All winners will be invited to present at the University of Louisiana System’s annual Academic Summit, held virtually this spring.

    First Place, $200

    Sage Blackledge
    Title: "Mother’s Always Right," A Narrative Short Film Project
    Mentor: Katie Garagiola

    Privateer Choice

    Symposium attendees voted for their favorite presentations. Privateer Choice awards were given to the student presenters who received the most votes from our Privateer community.

    First Place, $50

    Yash Desai with Floyd Andrus, Orianna Gearhart, and Brandon Smith
    Category: Oral
    Title: Solar Power Jump Starter
    Mentor: Parviz Rastgoufard

  • Graduate Students

    Oral Presentations

    In the Oral category, students present for 15 minutes on any topic. They were judged on concept, approach, and presentation.

    First Place, $200

    Danielle Allen
    Title: Synthesis and Catalytic Applications of recyclable palladium-ionic liquid@Halloysite nanocomposites for Green Mizoroki-Heck Coupling Reactions
    Mentor: Mark Trudell

    Second Place, $100

    Chelsea Nelson
    Title: Homeless Voices Across the Nation
    Mentor: Bethany Stich

    Third Place, $75

    Mary Beth Kelly
    Title: Response to COVID-19 and the Distribution of Paycheck Protection Program Loans Across Counties
    Mentor: Eric van Holm

    Performing Arts

    In the Performing Arts category, students present a work of musical or dramatic art. They were judged on performance and presentation.

    First Place, $200

    Bryon Reiger
    Title: Video Games as Drama
    Mentor: Ben Samuel

    Privateer Choice

    Symposium attendees voted for their favorite presentations. Privateer Choice awards were given to the student presenters who received the most votes from our Privateer community.

    First Place, $50

    Naw Safrin Sattar
    Category: Oral
    Title: Shared Memory Parallel Temporal Community Detection Using Permanence on Multi-Core Processors
    Mentor: Shaikh Arifuzzaman

  • Engagement Awards

    This year, all the winners of our Engagement Awards received prizes of $25.

    Most-Named Mentor

    The Most-Named Mentor award goes to the UNO staff or faculty member who mentored the most student presenters at InnovateUNO.

    The honor went to Tamjidul Hoque, who mentored eight presentations.

    MVPs, Faculty/Staff

    These UNO staff or faculty members went the extra mile to view student presentations or respond in the symposium forums.

    • Xueyan Liu watched nearly three hours of presentations
    • Sarah Black and Ben Samuel engaged the most with students in forums

    MVPs, Student

    These undergraduate or graduate students went the extra mile to view student presentations or respond in the symposium forums.

    • Nayan Howladar watched more than an hour of presentations
    • Arwa Ibrahim and Talon Washington engaged the most in the forums

 

2020

  • Undergraduate Students

    Tolmas Prize

    Tolmas Prizes were awarded to the overall best undergraduate presenters. These students may have presented a poster, oral presentation, work of art, performance, or film. The Tolmas Prizes were made possible by generous contributions from the Oscar J. Tolmas Charitable Trust.

    First Place, $500

    James Keen
    Category: Oral
    Title: Fourier Analysis of Data from Cricket Chirps
    Mentor: Juliette Ioup

    Second Place, $300

    Ashleigh Gaude
    Category: Visual Arts
    Title: French Quarter Musician
    Mentor: Kathy Rodriguez

    Oral Presentations

    In the Oral category, students presented for 15 minutes on any topic. They were judged on concept, approach, and presentation.

    The first place winner will be invited to present at the National Conferences on Undergraduate Research (NCUR), held virtually this spring. All winners will be invited to present at the University of Louisiana System’s annual Academic Summit, also held virtually this spring.

    First Place, $200

    James Keen
    Title: Fourier Analysis of Data from Cricket Chirps
    Mentor: Juliette Ioup

    Second Place, $100

    Nicole Webre
    Title: Evidence-based Assessment of Temperament in Preschoolers: A Measure Development Project
    Mentor: Yuliya Kotelnikova

    Additional Winners

    Paola Angel
    Title: The Neurobehavioral Effect of Acetaminophen During Early-Life on Social Behavior in Mice
    Mentor: Christopher Harshaw

    Miyra Rosa
    Title: Nanoplastics Degradation and Transport Mechanisms in Coastal Louisiana
    Mentor: Malay Ghose Hajra

    Mary Bordelon and Courtney Hull with Ade Marais, Ashley Sanders, and Kelli Nini
    Title: Anterior Pituitary Volumes and Stress in Children with Chromosome 22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome (22q11.2DS)
    Mentor: Elliott Beaton

    Visual Arts

    In the Visual Arts category, students present for 15 minutes on a work of art. They were judged on creativity, technique, and enthusiasm.

    The first place winner will be invited to present at the National Conferences on Undergraduate Research (NCUR), held virtually this spring. All winners will be invited to present at the University of Louisiana System’s annual Academic Summit, also held virtually this spring.

    First Place, $200

    Ashleigh Gaude
    Title: French Quarter Musician
    Mentor: Kathy Rodriguez

    Additional Winner

    William Vélez
    Title: The Anarchist Art Book
    Mentor: Anna Mecugni

    Performing Arts

    In the Performing Arts category, students presented a work of musical or dramatic art. They were judged on performance and presentation.

    All winners will be invited to present at the University of Louisiana System’s annual Academic Summit, also held virtually this spring.

    First Place, $200

    Autumn Lee Montgomery
    Title: “Passport,” an original poem

    Second Place, $100

    Michael Galanti
    Title: The Music of Ordinary Objects
    Mentor: Juliette Ioup, Brian Seeger

    Film

    In the Film category, students present a film or documentary they have made. They were judged on concept, approach, and presentation.

    All winners will be invited to present at the University of Louisiana System’s annual Academic Summit, held virtually this spring.

    First Place, $200

    Lada Egorova
    Title: Raging Fire Screenplay
    Mentor: Kalo Gow

    Second Place, $100

    Angel Bates
    Title: Experimental Filmmaking: I think. Therefore, I’ll Never Be.

    Privateer Choice

    Symposium attendees voted for their favorite presentations. Privateer Choice awards were given to the student presenters who received the most votes from our Privateer community.

    First Place, $50

    JoAnn Vuwith Jillian Lang, Elise Nichols, and Darnell Dickerson
    Category: Oral
    Title: How Can Netflix Facilitate Bonding with Customers During the Current Pandemic?
    Mentor: Kyeong Sam Min

  • Graduate Students

    Oral Presentations

    In the Oral category, students present for 15 minutes on any topic. They were judged on concept, approach, and presentation.

    First Place, $200

    Brooke Diehl
    Title: Studies directed toward the development of transition metal@halloysite nanocomposite materials for organic transformations
    Mentor: Mark Trudell

    Second Place, $100

    Taylor Murphy
    Title: The effect of short-term hypoxia on HIF expression levels in Fundulus grandis
    Mentor: Bernard Rees

    Performing Arts

    In the Performing Arts category, students present a work of musical or dramatic art. They were judged on performance and presentation.

    First Place, $200

    Richon May
    Title: Single Black Female
    Mentor: David Hoover

    Privateer Choice

    Symposium attendees voted for their favorite presentations. Privateer Choice awards were given to the student presenters who received the most votes from our Privateer community.

    First Place, $50

    Md Mohiuddin Sakib
    Category: Oral
    Title: Fate and transport of muddy shoreface sediments during storms in Louisiana: Implications for the morphodynamic trajectory of barrier Island and interior bays/marshes
    Mentor: Ioannis Georgiou

  • Engagement Awards

    Most-Named Mentor

    The Most-Named Mentor award goes to the UNO staff or faculty member who mentored the most student presenters at InnovateUNO.

    The honor went to Kyeong Sam Min, who mentored ten team presentations.

    MVP, Faculty/Staff

    This UNO staff or faculty member went the extra mile to drive up engagement in the symposium forums.

    The honor went to Mark Trudell, who left the most comments of any judge.

    MVP, Student

    This undergraduate or graduate student went the extra mile to drive up engagement in the symposium forums.

    The honor went to Brian Washington, who left the most comments of any student presenter, and to Bhupendra Acharya, who watched nearly three hours of presentation videos.

 

2019

  • Undergraduate Students

    Tolmas Prize

    Tolmas Prizes were awarded to the overall best undergraduate presenters. These students may have presented a poster, oral presentation, work of art, performance, or film. The Tolmas Prizes were made possible by generous contributions from the Oscar J. Tolmas Charitable Trust.

    First Place, $500

    Robert Loveland
    Category: Poster
    Title: Cross-Coupling of Acyl Chlorides Catalyzed by Palladium Encapsulated Halloysite
    Mentor: Mark Trudell

    Second Place, $300

    Mary Adams
    Category: Visual Arts
    Title: Heavy
    Mentor: Ariya Martin

    Poster Presentations

    In the Poster category, students stood alongside their poster for an hour and a half, answering questions and discussing their methods with symposium attendees. They were judged on concept, approach, and presentation.

    First Place, $200

    Robert Loveland
    Title: Cross-Coupling of Acyl Chlorides Catalyzed by Palladium Encapsulated Halloysite
    Mentor: Mark Trudell

    Second Place, $100

    Jessy Mogren with Gaige Hargrave
    Title: People vs. Place
    Mentor: Steven Mumford

    Third Place

    Kourtney Weaver with Kes Lynn Joseph
    Title: Investigation of the amino acids responsible for isomerase activity in the bilin lyase MpeW from Synechococcus sp. A15-62
    Mentor: Wendy Schluchter

    Fourth Place

    Kathleen Mendoza
    Title: The Economic Effects of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Detention Centers in Louisiana
    Mentor: Emma Morley

    Fifth Place

    Leah Tevis
    Title: Flow and sediment dynamics through complex emergent vegetation
    Mentor: Robert Mahon

    Oral Presentations

    In the Oral category, students presented for 12 minutes and then answered questions for three minutes. They were judged on concept, approach, and presentation.

    First Place, $200

    Mohammad Hamed
    Title: Effects of Donor Macrosteatosis and Post-Transplant complement activation on Early Allograft Dysfunction
    Mentor: Paul Thevenot

    Second Place, $100

    Mitchell Maurin with Daniel Elfert
    Title: The Maurin Elfert-1 Hybrid Rocket Engine
    Mentor: Kim Jovanovich

    Third Place

    Miyra Rosa
    Title: Ecological Restoration Along Bayou St. John, New Orleans
    Mentor: Malay Ghose Hojra

    Fourth Place

    Hannah Rubiano
    Title: UNO Campus Rainworks Challenge 2019
    Mentor: Gianna Cothren

    Fifth Place

    Bennett Price
    Title: Prey naiveté: assessing anti predator responses of native poeciliids to invasive cichlids
    Mentor: Martin O’Connell

    Visual Arts

    In the Visual Arts category, students stood alongside their work of art for an hour and a half, answering questions and discussing their vision with symposium attendees. They were judged on creativity, technique, and enthusiasm.

    First Place, $200

    Mary “Molly” Adams
    Title: Heavy
    Mentor: Ariya Martin

    Second Place, $100

    Zenobia Zeno
    Title: The Longest I’ve Committed to a New Year’s Resolution
    Mentor: Ariya Martin

    Third Place

    Dwayne Kennedy, Jr.
    Title: MM
    Mentor: Ariya Martin

    Fourth Place

    Sage Sigler
    Title: Still Life: A Self Portrait
    Mentor: Kathy Rodriguez

    Fifth Place

    Emma Waguespack
    Title: Influences
    Mentor: Ariya Martin

    Performing Arts

    In the Performing Arts category, students presented a work of musical or dramatic art. They were judged on performance and presentation.

    First Place, $200

    Henry Goldkamp
    Title: Selections from Bad Beach
    Mentor: Carolyn Hembree

    Second Place, $100

    Seth Robichaux
    Title: Cabaret Performance
    Mentor: L. Kalo Gow

    Film

    In the Film category, students presented a film or documentary they have made. They were judged on concept, approach, and presentation.

    First Place, $200

    Jordan Johnson
    Title: Dean Cundey, Cinematographer

    Second Place, $100

    James Pardue
    Title: The Dance: The Process of Christopher Doyle

    Privateer Choice

    Symposium attendees voted for their favorite presentations. Privateer Choice awards were given to the student presenters who received the most votes from our Privateer community.

    First Place, $50

    Emily Patrolia
    Category: Visual Arts
    Title: Baby Elephant
    Mentor: Jeffrey Rinehart

  • Graduate Students

    Poster Presentations

    In the Poster category, students stood alongside their poster for an hour and a half, answering questions and discussing their methods with symposium attendees. They were judged on concept, approach, and presentation.

    First Place, $200

    Hoang Tao with Samantha Romain, Jessica Williams, Hannah Rubiano, Trinity Powell, and Faisal Mallum
    Title: Green Infrastructure Privateer Ecowalk
    Mentor: Tara Lambeth and Monica Farris

    Second Place, $100

    Heather Glass
    Title: Disaster Preparedness Card Game Project
    Mentor: Steven Mumford

    Oral Presentations

    In the Oral category, students presented for 12 minutes and then answered questions for three minutes. They were judged on concept, approach, and presentation.

    First Place, $200

    Jumanah Hamdi
    Title: Studies directed toward the development of transition metal@halloysite nanocomposite materials for organic transformations
    Mentor: Mark Trudell

    Second Place, $100

    Allison Haertling
    Title: Climate and Coastal Gentrification in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana: A Paradox
    Mentor: Marla Nelson

    Visual Arts

    In the Visual Arts category, students stood alongside their work of art for an hour and a half, answering questions and discussing their vision with symposium attendees. They were judged on creativity, technique, and enthusiasm.

    First Place, $200

    E Marshall
    Title: Blatant: An Altar to Urge
    Mentor: Kathy Rodriguez

    Performing Arts

    In the Performing Arts category, students presented a work of musical or dramatic art. They were judged on performance and presentation.

    First Place, $200

    Danielle James
    Title: Every Heart Sings a Song
    Mentor: L. Kalo Gow

    Second Place, $100

    Justin Davis
    Title: Monologue
    Mentor: L. Kalo Gow

    Film

    In the Film category, students presented a film or documentary. They were judged on concept, approach, and presentation.

    First Place, $200

    Michael Billiot with Ryan Herring and Lada Egorova
    Title: DenCITY, More or Less
    Mentor: Marla Nelson

    Second Place, $100

    Robbie Morgan
    Title: The Cinematography of Lance Acord

    Privateer Choice

    Symposium attendees voted for their favorite presentations. Privateer Choice awards were given to the student presenters who received the most votes from our Privateer community.

    First Place, $50

    Md Rakibul Islam
    Category: Poster
    Title: Entity Based Aspect-Oriented Opinion Mining in Software Engineering
    Mentor: Minhaz Zibran

  • Engagement Awards

    Most-Named Mentor

    The Most-Named Mentor award goes to the UNO staff or faculty member who mentored the most student presenters at InnovateUNO. This was the first year that the Office of Research presented this award.

    The honor went to Cherie Trumbach, who mentored nine presentations with a total of 25 presenters and co-presenters.

  • Coastal Connections Competition

    Louisiana Sea Grant hosted a Coastal Connections Competition open to graduate students from UNO and Tulane University. Students from a broad range of disciplines presented on issues concerning coastlines. Each university’s top two presenters received $500 in travel grants.

    University of New Orleans Winners

    Judges' Selection

    Alahna Moore

    Fan Favorite

    Allison Haertling

    Tulane University Winners

    Judges' Selection

    Maricel Beltrán-Burgos

    Fan Favorite

    Stephen Formel

 

2018

  • Undergraduate Students

    Oral Presentations

    1st place, $200 and invitation to ULS Academic Summit

    2nd place, $100 and invitation to ULS Academic Summit

    3rd-5th place, no cash prize but invited to ULS Academic Summit

    First

    High Macroinvertebrate Diversity at Different Scales in Deep Sea and Shallow Water Environments

    Earth & Environmental Sciences

    Catalina Rubiano

    Mentors, Craig McClain (LUMCON) Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, Clifton Nunnally (LUMCON)

    Second

    The Work of Bradford Young

    Film and Theatre

    Darian Martin

    Third

    Mathematical Literacy and the Secondary Student

    Curriculum, Instruction, and Special Education

    Adam Poyner , Cynthia Ybos, Patricia Austin

    Mentor, Thomas Wright

    Fourth

    How many consumers prefer an expert over a non-expert for an iPhone ad?

    Management & Marketing

    Nicholas Smith , Kayla Freeman, Mahagony Keen, Suhail Melendez

    Mentor, Kyeong Sam Min

    Fifth

    The Interview

    Alyssa Newsham

    Mentor, Laszlo Fulop


    Poster Presentations

    1st place, $200 and invitation to ULS Academic Summit

    2nd place, $100 and invitation to ULS Academic Summit

    3rd-5th place, no cash prize but invited to ULS Academic Summit

    First (tie)

    Correlation of Block Design Task Proficiency and Dorsal Pathway White Matter Integrity in Adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder

    Psychology

    Jade Jenkins

    Mentor, Tracey Knaus

    First (tie)

    Characterizing the Function of Bilin Lyase Isomerase MpeV in Marine Synechococcus sp. RS9916

    Biological Sciences

    Jacob Frick , Lyndsay Carrigee

    Mentor, Wendy Schluchter

    Third

    The Effects of Fusion Tags on Recombinant MpeW Protein Solubility

    Biological Sciences

    Kourtney Weaver , John Hunter

    Mentor, Wendy Schluchter

    Fourth

    Restaurantville's Asian Fusion

    Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Administration

    Christian Cheramie , Vivian Tong

    Mentor, Yvette N Green

    Fifth

    Osteria Italiano Restaurant Concept

    Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Administration

    Kayla Brown , Michael Swadener

    Mentor, Yvette N Green


    Performing Arts

    1st place, $200 and invitation to ULS Academic Summit

    2nd place, $100

    First

    Ophelia Street from “Gloria”

    Emelie Lasseigne

    Mentor, Kalo Gow

    Second

    Bloodsuckers (short story collection)

    Henry Goldkamp


    Film

    1st place, $200

    2nd place, $100

    First

    The Interview

    Alyssa Newsham

    Mentor, Laszlo Fulop

    Second

    Dj Soul Sister- A time to remember

    Jaszmine Foucha

    Mentor, Laszlo Fulop


    Visual Arts

    1st place, $200 and invitation to ULS Academic Summit

    2nd place, $100 and invitation to ULS Academic Summit

    3rd-5th place, no cash prize but invited to ULS Academic Summit

    First

    Gibson

    Acrylic Paint

    Amanda Gullette

    Mentor, Cheryl Hayes

    Second

    Granddad Otis

    Heavy Body Acrylics on Canvas

    Ash Gaude

    Mentor, Kathy Rodriguez

    Third

    Untitled

    Digital Print

    Rachel Rome

    Mentor, Dan Rule

    Fourth

    Naholo

    Photography

    Rachel Billiot-Bruliegh

    Mentor, Dan Harper

    Fifth

    Deadlines

    Intaglio

    Peter Hoffpauir

    Mentor, Anthony Campbell


    Privateer Choice Award

    1st place, $50

    The Next Generation

    Prismacolour pencils on black rag paper

    Alexis Chivatero

    Mentor, Cheryl Hayes


    Tolmas Prize (any category)

    1st place, $500

    2nd place, $300

    First

    Characterizing the Function of Bilin Lyase Isomerase MpeV in Marine Synechococcus sp. RS9916

    Biological Sciences

    Jacob Frick , Lyndsay Carrigee

    Mentor, Wendy Schluchter

    Second

    Granddad Otis

    Heavy Body Acrylics on Canvas

    Ash Gaude

    Mentor, Kathy Rodriguez


    Innsbruck Travel Award

    Travel expenses (airfare, 5 nights lodging, subsistence) to participate in University of Innsbruck 350th Anniversary

    One STEM presenter

    High Macroinvertebrate Diversity at Different Scales in Deep Sea and Shallow Water Environments

    Earth & Environmental Sciences

    Catalina Rubiano

    Mentors, Craig McClain (LUMCON) Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, Clifton Nunnally (LUMCON)

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