UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANTS

	Student Name		Research Project	Dates	Notes*
1	Mac Davis		In Vitro Spectral and Imaging Studies of Microiontophoresis	Spring 2013	2
2	Jessica Stancil		In Vitro Spectral and Imaging Studies of Microiontophoresis	Spring 2013
3	Joshua Ellerbe		New Tools for Microscale Spectroelectrochemistry	Fall 2010, Spring 2011, Summer 2012	2
4	David Blake		New Tools for Microscale Spectroelectrochemistry	Spring 2012, Summer 2012	2
5	Michelle Kerestes		Ionic Liquid Hydrates for Carbon Dioxide Capture	Fall 2011	2,3
6	Sierra Edwards		Development of an Infrared Microspectroelectrochemical Cell	Fall 2011	5
7	Megan Alexander		Development of a Spectroelectrochemical Assay for Serum Bilirubin	Fall 2009, Spring 2010	6
8	Cilia Iluku		Spectroelectrochemical Determination of Analytes in Microliter Samples -- and -- Ionic Liquid Hydrates for Carbon Dioxide Capture	Spring 2009, Fall 2010	5 ,2
9	Jordan Strickland		Spectroelectrochemical Determination of Analytes in Microliter Samples	Spring 2009	2,4
10	Josie Torrence		Assembly and Characterization of a Microspectrophotometer	Spring 2008	2
11	Sarah Subaran		Development of a Sensitive Gas Chromatographic Methods for Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide	Spring 2008	2,6
12	Joshua Locklear		Development of a Sensitive Gas Chromatographic Methods for Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide	Summer 2007	1,2,6
13	Shane Gutierrez		Development of Voltammetric Sensors for Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide	Summer 2007	2,6
14	Emily Howden		Spectroelectrochemical Assay for Serum Bilirubin --and-- Development of a Mass Spectrometric Method for Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide	Spring/Summer 2007	2,6
15	Jamie Hardee		GC/FTIR/methanizer/FID Method for Atmospheric Gases	Spring 2007	1,6
16	Adrienne Locklear		Development of a Spectroelectrochemical Assay for Bilirubin in Human Serum	Fall 2006	--
17	James Smith		Characterization and Applications of Commercially Available Screen-Printed Carbon Electrodes	Summer/Fall 2006, Spring 2007	2
18	John Murray		Hollow Fiber Membrane Extraction of Aqueous Organics	Summer 2005, Spring 2006	--
19	Marquita Lilly		Development of a Fiber Optic Spectroelectrochemical Absorbance Sensor	Summer 2005	2,6
20	Kristen Arnett		Development of a Fiber Optic Spectroelectrochemical Fluorescence Sensor	Summer/Fall 2005, Summer/Fall 2006	2,4,6
21	Indee Smith		Development of a Fiber Optic Spectroelectrochemical Absorbance Sensor	Spring 2005	--
22	Ryan Rodriguez		Development of a Fiber Optic Spectroelectrochemical Fluorescence Sensor	Spring 2005	--
23	Beth Butler		Development of a Fiber Optic Spectroelectrochemical Absorbance Sensor	Spring/Summer/Fall 2005	1,2,5 ,7
24	Chico Locklear		Preparation and Characterization of Platinum-Coated Tubular Nafion Membranes	Fall 2004	--
25	Megan Grimsley		Infrared Study of Carbon Dioxide Absorption by Modified Nafion Films	Summer 2004	2,6
26	April Garner		Hollow Fiber Membrane Extraction of Aqueous Organics	Summer 2004	2,6
27	James Evans		Development of Fiber Optic Spectroelectrochemical Sensors	Summer 2004	2,6
28	Tamim Alsaedi		Development of Nafion-Based Sensor for Water in Organic Liquids	Spring 2004	--
29	Jeremy Emanuel		Development of Fiber Optic Spectroelectrochemical Sensors	Spring 2004	2
30	Bruce Pier		Development of Fiber Optic Spectroelectrochemical Sensors	Spring 2003, Spring 2004	1,2,5,6
31	Bineyam Kassahun		Development of a Spectroelectrochemical Assay for Bilirubin in Human Serum	Summer 2003	1,2
32	Jennifer Coleman		Development of Methodology for Anodic Stripping Spectroelectrochemistry	Summer 2003	2
33	Jason Townsend		Infrared Study of Carbon Dioxide Absorption by Modified Nafion Films	Summer 2003	2
34	Florence Migele		Development of Methodology for Anodic Stripping Spectroelectrochemistry	Spring 2003	2
35	Jamie Locklear		Permeation Membrane Sampling of Aqueous Media with a Commercial Nafion Dryer	Fall 2002	2
36	Angela Smith		Development of Methodology for Anodic Stripping Spectroelectrochemistry	Summer 2002	2
37	Olga Tarkington		Development of Apparatus for Anodic Stripping Spectroelectrochemistry	Summer/Fall 2002	1,2,6,7
38	Stephanie White		Anodic Stripping Spectroelectrochemistry	Spring 2002	1,2
39	Leanne Stanley		Spectroelectrochemical Assays for Clinically Significant Analytes	Spring/Fall 2002, Spring 2003, Spring 2004	1,2,3,6,7
40	Tammy Schwab		Molten Aklylammonium Salt Hydrates for Carbon Dioxide Absorption	Fall 2001, Spring/Summer 2002	2,6
41	Kim Bullock		Permeation Membrane Sampling of Aqueous Media with a Commercial Nafion Dryer	Spring/Summer/Fall 2002, Spring 2003	1,2,4,6,7
42	Michael Locklear		Photometric Study of Solute Permeation Rates for Tubular Nafion Membranes	Fall 2001	2
43	Don Owens		Development of a Fiber Optic Spectroelectrochemical Sensor	Fall 2000, Spring/Fall 2001	2,3,4,6
44	Josh Steelman		Development of a Fiber Optic Spectroelectrochemical Sensor	Summer 2001	2
45	Anne Schulz		Analytical Spectroelectrochemistry of Ascorbate, Bilirubin, and Urate	Summer 2001	--
46	Shanna May		Electrochemical Behavior of Nafion and Ion-exchanged Derivatives	Spring/Summer 2001	1,2,7
47	Nicholas Dimery		Voltammetric and Spectroscopic Studies of Bilirubin Ditaurate	Spring 2001	2,3
48	Margaret Maynor		Development of Flow-Injection Spectroelectrochemical Apparatus	Fall 1999, Spring 2000	1,4,6,7
49	Roger Thornhill		Voltammetric and Spectroscopic Studies in Molten Alkylammonium Salt Hydrates	Summer 1999, Spring 2000	2,6
50	Joe Schlee		Voltammetric and Spectroscopic Studies in Molten Alkylammonium Salt Hydrates	Summer 1999	2
51	Matt Nelson		Voltammetric Studies in in Molten Fluoride Hydrates	Spring 1999	--
52	Calvin Locklear		Voltammetric Studies in Molten Fluoride Hydrates	Summer 1998	1,2,3
53	Melissa Jones		Voltammetric Studies in Molten Fluoride Hydrates	Summer 1998	2
54	Felecia Treadwell		Voltammetric Studies in Molten Tetramethylammonium Fluoride Tetrahydrate	Fall 1997	--
55	Mark Brown		Voltammetric and Spectroscopic Studies of Molten Tetrapentylammonium Bromide Electrolysis	Spring 1996, Fall 1997	1,6
56	Mell Bishop		Voltammetric Measurement of pH in Water / Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Mixtures	Spring/Fall 1996	--
57	Brandon Davis		Development of Apparatus and Methodology for Analytical Spectroelectrochemistry	Fall 1995, Spring/Fall 1996, Spring 1997	1,6,7
58	Chad Brenneman		Development of a Fiber Optic Sensors for Spectroelectrochemical Measurements	Summer/Fall 1995, Spring/Fall 1996, Spring 1997	2,3,5,6
59	Amy Chavis		Headspace Spectroscopic and Gas Chromatographic Studies of Molten Tetrapentylammonium Bromide Electrolysis	Summer 1995	2
60	Ramone Jacobs		Spectroscopic and Voltammetric Study of the Acid/Base Chemistry of Bilirubin Ditaurate	Summer 1995	1,2,7
61	Kelly Miller		Infrared Spectroelectrochemistry of H2O and CO2 in Molten Tetrapentylammonium Bromide	Fall 1994	6
62	Tara Woods		Voltammetric and Spectroscopic Studies of Bilirubin Ditaurate	Summer 1994	2,6
63	Sherry Callender		Analytical Spectroelectrochemistry of Selected Analytes	Summer/Fall 1994 Spring/Summer 1995	1,2,4,6
64	Connie Polston		Voltammetric Studies of H2O and CO2 in Molten Tetrapentylammonium Bromide	Spring/Summer 1994	2
65	Leslie Lowry		Optically Reflective Electrodes for Infrared Spectroelectrochemistry	Fall 1993, Spring 1994	1,3,5,6,7
66	Anessa Lewis		Voltammetric and Spectroscopic Studies of Bilirubin Ditaurate	Fall 1993, Spring 1994	1,5,7
67	Brian Scott		Analytical Aspects of Uric Acid Spectroelectrochemistry	Fall 1992, Spring 1993	1,2
68	Hildelisa Woods		Spectroelectrochemical Studies of Uric Acid	Spring/Fall 1992, Spring 1993	1,3,6
69	Charles Allen		Cryoscopic Studies of Molten Alkylammonium Bromides	Spring/Summer 1992	1,2,7
70	Edwin Jackson		Differential Thermal Analyzer for Cryoscopic Studies	Summer/Fall 1991	1,2,6
71	Gilley Boaz		Cryoscopic Studies of Molten Alkylammonium Bromides	Summer/Fall 1991	1,2,4,6
72	Rob Gardner		Voltammetric Studies in Human Urine, Serum and Plasma	Spring/Fall 1991	1
73	Gary Nealy		Cylindrical Thin-Layer Cell for Spectroelectrochemistry	Spring1990	1,4,7
74	Amanda Hood		Ionization Suppression in Flame Photometry	Fall 1989	1,7
		*NOTES:
		1 = attending or attended graduate or professional school
		2 = received on-campus research stipend
		3 = placed in summer off-campus research program
		4 = coauthor of publication
		5 = University Honors College student
		6 = conference presentation
		7 = received advanced degree (M.S., Ph.D., M.D., etc.)