Life, Language and Equity :: Seelye 107
Madeline Fraser ’19
Sex, Death, and the Law in Nineteenth Century Germany
Presentation deriving from STRIDE research with Ernest Benz, associate professor of history
Sydney Keen ’17
Unpacking a Language Mystery: How Proto-Indo-European Evolved, Diversified, and Came to Dominate the Globe
Presentation deriving from special studies with Craig Davis, professor of English language and literature
Kelsey Conti ’17, Katherine Mercado ’19
The Smart After School: How Equitable Programs Encourage Equitable Access for Low Income Students and Students of Color
Presentation deriving from special studies with Samuel Intrator, professor of education and child study.
Anjali Kumar ’17
Promoting Complementary Health
Presentation deriving from special studies with Benita Jackson, associate professor of psychology and Dr. Artemis Pavrati, doctor of naturopathic medicine
Bridging the Cultural and Linguistic Divide: Comparison of Cultural Texts in English and Japanese :: Seelye 109
This series of presentations derives from classwork with Yuri Kumagai, senior lecturer of East Asian languages & literatures.
Tomomi Chen ’20 and Eunice Lee ’18J
A Gadget Cat from the Future: A Comparative Analysis of “Doraemon” in English and Japanese
Cory Liang ’17, Yijia Cui ’19 and Xiaoqing Luo ’18
The Impossibility of Finding the Truth: A Comparative Reading of Akutagawa’s “In A Grove”
Aiko Dzikowski ’19, Murong Li ’17, Xueying Wang ’17 and Mingrui Xu ’17
The Gatekeeper of Life and Death: A Comparative Analysis of Takita Yujiro’s “Departure” in English and Japanese”