Arts and Sciences Honors Program // CU Scholar

The Arts and Sciences Honors Program provides a community for highly motivated and academically prepared undergraduate students and offers opportunities for intellectual engagement through honors courses, academic-inspired events, and honors thesis research and creative work.

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Total items: 3240
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List of items in this collection
Title	Date Added	Visibility
Segregation and Urban Form: Towards an Understanding of Dynamics Between Race, Population Movement, and the Built Environment of American Cities Is part of: Arts and Sciences Honors Program	2019-11-19	Public
The Comic Book as Complex Narrative: Discursive Construction of Referential Truth in Art Spiegelman's Maus and Marjane Satrapi's Persepolis Is part of: Arts and Sciences Honors Program	2019-11-19	Public
Effect of Public Housing on House Prices Is part of: Arts and Sciences Honors Program	2019-11-19	Public
Facilitated Binding of High Mobility Group Box 1 and p53 in Transcriptional Regulation Is part of: Arts and Sciences Honors Program	2019-11-19	Public
Interpretation of Hemes: A Human Metabolomic Serum Biomarker of Insufficient Sleep Is part of: Arts and Sciences Honors Program	2019-11-19	Public
The past is never dead: Using a climate justice framework to examine vulnerability in Native Alaska communities pursuing relocation Is part of: Arts and Sciences Honors Program	2019-11-19	Public
Gender Differences in the Effects of Physical Activity on Mental Health in Older Adults Is part of: Arts and Sciences Honors Program	2019-11-19	Public
Consumer Perceptions of Greenwashing: Understanding Awareness, Trust, and Effectiveness Is part of: Arts and Sciences Honors Program	2019-11-19	Public
Loss of CD73 Shifts TGF-β1 from Tumor Suppressor to Tumor Promoter in Endometrial Cancer Is part of: Arts and Sciences Honors Program	2019-11-19	Public
Decomposing the effect of color on memory: How red and blue affect memory differently Is part of: Arts and Sciences Honors Program	2019-11-19	Public

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Works (3159)