The Kennesaw Journal of Undergraduate Research (KJUR) is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal dedicated to promoting academic study and achievement among undergraduate students at Kennesaw State University. This journal seeks to encourage inquiry among undergraduates by providing them with an avenue for spreading and exchanging knowledge through publication of their research.
Current Issue: Volume 11, Issue 1 (2024)
Articles
Honor, Violence, and Recovery: The Stripping of Female Agency During the Partition of India
Anna k. Poole and Ryan Ronnenberg
Using a Degree-based Network Model to Understand and Control Traffic Jams in the Atlanta Metropolitan Area
Ian Salamone-Lent, Theresa Washington, and Asma Azizi
The Introduction and Spread of Kudzu in Georgia
Ingrid E. Baker and Albert Way
Optimization of High-Bypass Turbofan High-Pressure Compressor Blade – A Case Study
Adeel Khalid and Vlad Mandzyuk
Thomas R. Marshall: Progressive Era Politics, a Presidential Hoax, and the 1920 Election
Andrew J. Bramlett and David B. Parker
Winglet Vortex Optimization
Adeel Khalid and Anthony Gutierrez
No Excuses: The Effect of Absentee Voting System on Voter Turnout
Tigerlily Harrington and April Johnson
Editor
- Amy Buddie
- Editors
- Jetta Whitehurst, Victoria Tucker, Amelia Baker, and Jaime Blei
- Student Interns
- Heather Hankins
- Institutional Repository Supervisor
