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Senior Year Experience Student Projects

The Otterbein Senior Year Experience provides graduating students with opportunities to articulate and practice their roles and responsibilities as citizens in interdisciplinary settings, reflect on their education as a whole, and prepare for their transition to life beyond college. As part of their work, students apply the knowledge, skills, and values gained in their various majors and general education courses to develop solutions to meet contemporary challenges/problems. Their group projects become a legacy for future students to learn from and build on.

SYE Group Projects from 2016 2016

Nutrition and Exercise: Best of Both Worlds, Jacob Allen Burns, Lukas Swysgood, and Trenton Antonaros

1st Annual Sawyer Walker Scholarship, Brooke Dolin

Urban Appalachian Festival Proposal, Sarah Holbrook, Courtney Johnston, Ian Buchanan, Cody Stanley, and Alex Umble

Appalachian Art Exhibit at the Gladden House Proposal, Yashi Hu, Chloe Fritz, and Michael Tiburzio

The Westerville Naturals Baseball Team & Otterbein Health And Sport Sciences, Student Project, Kenleigh J. Immel, Jason Combs, Adam Collier, Taylor Lindsey, and Christian Brett

OTTERTHON, Brooke Jones, Ashley Anderson, and John Pyles

Otterbein University Bar Crawl, Andrew Leskowitz

Rotten to the Core, Trevor W. McDonald

Mini Series Presentations, Robert L. Moody IV and Natasha S. Natraj

Culture in the Community, Adelaide Olander

Protecting Plato, Ashley N. Putnam

Westerville Jaycee Pool, Myranda M. Wolfe, Taylor E. Detwiler, Kyle M. Burrowes, and Phillip J. Cochran

SYE Group Projects from 2015 2015

Food Insecurity and Nutrition in Franklinton, Hannah Baker, Tanner Graham, Ashley Mullins, Kelsey Seltzer, and Ryan P. Thombs

CACTE Partnership Proposal, Chelsea Beeler, Jaylin Kennedy, Nate Lawrence, and Andrea Thomas

Franklinton HealthCare Committee, Devyn Hempy, Logan Peterman, Nicole Kostiuk, Ethan Wojciechowski, and Matt McCollister

Appalachian Festival Proposal, Timothy Rainer, Cassie Grate, Callen Thompson, and Amy Gadd