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Smith College’s annual
showcase of student research and performance highlights students’ intellectual
achievements and their collaborative efforts with faculty in a variety of departmental,
program and interdisciplinary projects. It is a celebration of liberal arts education.
The 2010 event featured the work of 328 students who participated in 205 presentations, with the guidance of 102 faculty members. Students
participated in individual talks, panels, poster sessions, exhibits and performances,
in the areas of science and technology, performing arts, and social, cultural and
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American
Studies, American Studies Diploma Program
Biochemistry
Biological
Sciences
Chemistry
Computer
Science, Dance,
East Asian Languages &
Literatures, Economics,
Education & Child Study
Engineering
English
Language &
Literature, Environmental Science & Policy, Exercise & Sport Studies,
Film Studies,
French Studies
Geosciences
German
Studies,
Government, History
Kahn
Institute,
Mathematics & Statistics
Museum
Studies, Museums Concentration
Neuroscience
Philosophy,
Physics,
Psychology
Religion,
Smith Studies,
Sociology, Spanish
Language & Literature,
Study of Women
& Gender,
Theatre
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Sarah Campbell '10
Personal Connection, Public Desire: The Mythology of Washington's Wooden Teeth and
Exhibiting the Real Dentures at Mount Vernon
Paper presentation deriving from special studies with Daniel Horowitz, Mary Huggins
Gamble Professor of American Studies
View the Presentation
Judy Lei '11
Hidden Behind the Law: Hate Crimes in South Philadelphia High School and the Asian
Pacific American Community
Paper presentation deriving from special studies with Floyd Cheung, associate professor
of English language and literature
View the Presentation
Anne Watanabe '12, Martina Louis '10, Stephanie Greenlaw '13, Laura Sheys '13, Sarah
McMullen '12, Abigail Dunlap '13, Mollie Schwartz '13, Anne Belmonte '13 and Kayla Ginsburg
'13
Community Responses to Sexual and Interpersonal Violence
Workshop deriving from special studies with Jennifer Guglielmo, assistant professor
of history
View the Presentation
Borja Cabada Añón GR10
Hollywood Films: Adapting the American Picture Book
Poster presentation deriving from thesis with Alexandra Keller, associate professor
of film studies
Katarina Dusikova GR
Language, Identity and Writing for Immigrant Writers: Problem or Resource?
Poster presentation deriving from thesis with Bill Peterson, professor of psychology
View the Presentation
Jyuri Iijima GR
Making Sense of Their Ethnic Identity: The College Experience of Korean Adoptees
Poster presentation deriving from thesis with C. N. Le, senior lecturer in sociology,
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Erina Iwasaki GR
The Ethics of Care: Why Should We Care?
Poster presentation deriving from thesis with Ernest Alleva, lecturer and research
associate in philosophy
Mohsen Jalali GR
U. S. Interests in the 1953 Coup in Iran
Poster presentation deriving from thesis with Jon Western, Five College associate
professor of international relations and lecturer in government
Celine Krebs GR
The Role of American Private Foundations in Democratizing Post-Communist Eastern
Europe
Poster presentation deriving from thesis with Mlada Bukovansky, associate professor
of government
Pierre Magdelaine-Guillot de Suduiraut GR
The Door and the Cage: A Study of Jewish and Black Communties in Harlem from 1900
to 1930
Poster presentation deriving from thesis with Peter I. Rose, Sophia Smith Professor
Emeritus Sociology and Anthropology
View the Presentation
Hasmik Najaryan GR
The American View of Italian Culture as Represented in Hollywood Movies
Poster presentation deriving from thesis with Anna Botta, professor of Italian language
and literature and of comparative literature
Sadaf Qazalbash Raza GR
The Role of a Language Teacher: From Pakistan to the U.S.
Poster presentation deriving from thesis with Jim Hicks, director, American Studies
Diploma Program
Marisa Schönfeldt GR
Evaluation of Conservation Management in Semi-Natural Habitats in Eastern North America
Poster presentation deriving from thesis with Jesse Bellemare, assistant professor
of biological sciences
Malin Stegmaier GR
Private Space in Ordinary Lives
Poster presentation deriving from thesis with Susan Van Dyne, professor of the study
of women and gender
Josefine Ulbrich GR
"A New and Noteworthy Neighboring Political Leader": The Initial Response of U.S. Media to
the Cuban Revolution
Poster presentation deriving from thesis with Marc Lendler, associate professor of
government
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