UMBC Review

The UMBC Review is a peer-reviewed publication, completely directed by UMBC undergraduate students. All of the articles published in the UMBC Review go through a rigorous peer review process. The Review is indebted to the anonymous off-campus faculty reviewers who volunteer their time to assure the high quality of our publication. We are proud to produce the publication in print format.

Submissions for the 26th edition will take place this summer. We invite researchers of all disciplines to submit their work to our journal then. The Review offers a rewarding opportunity to get your undergraduate research published in a peer-reviewed academic journal.

Free copies of the current issue are available for pick up at the Office of Undergraduate Research (AOK Library, 216 D).

2024 – 2025 UMBC Review Staff

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Chris Bispels
Senior STEM editor

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Phoenix Bryant
Junior STEM editor

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Parvata Kirthivasan
Senior Editor

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Caroline Orndorff
Junior CAHSS editor

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Ian Anson
Political Science

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Laura Schraven
Visual Arts

Journal of Undergraduate Research 2025 vol.26
TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Stephanie Marceron

Department of Media and Communication Studies

Would It Still Be Scary Without the Soundscape?

Megan Rehbehn

Department of Political Science

A place for linguistics in combating disinformation by audio deepfakes

Havvanur Kulu

Department of Political Science

Exogenous Crises and Incumbent Governments: A Case Study from Turkey

Whitney Fils-Aime

Division of Research and Creative Achievement

Toward Linguistic Inclusivity in Audio Deepfake Research

Gina Khan

Department of Modern Languages and Linguistics and Intercultural Communications

Identity Formation of Half-Korean Individuals Living in South Korea

 


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