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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 2009 event featured the work of 257 students who
participated in 153 presentations, with the guidance of 104 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
literary studies. |
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American
Studies, American Studies Diploma Program, Art, Astronomy
Biological
Sciences
Chemistry
Classical
Languages & Literatures, Comparative Literature, Computer
Science
Dance,
Economics,
Education & Child Study
Engineering
English
Language &
Literature, Film Studies,
First Year Seminar, French Studies
Geosciences
German
Studies,
Government, History, Internships, Italian
Language
& Literature
Kahn
Institute, Landscape Studies, Mathematics & Statistics, Music
Physics
Psychology
Smithipedia,
Sociology, Spanish Language &
Literature, Study of Women & Gender
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Lyudmyla Kovalenko '09
Art and Artificiality: (Decadent?) Development of Protagonists in Works of E.T.A.
Hoffmann and Thomas Mann
PowerPoint presentation deriving from thesis with Jocelyne Kolb, professor of German
studies, and Joel Westerdale, assistant professor of German studies
Sarah Nichols '10
Reproductive Health in Kampala, Uganda: Services and Experiences
PowerPoint presentation deriving from internship work with Catharine Newbury, professor
of government
Emma Bedford '09, Lynnea Domienik '09, Ellen Fitzgerald '09, Sarah Hunter HC, Katelyn
Lucy '09, Erin Molloy '09, Allison Payne MHC, Alyssa Pluss '09, Emily Pratt '09, Anna
Promey-Fallot '09J, Lori Satter GR Umass, Lisa Shulka '09, Christine Stine '09, Amber
Tucker '09 and Claire Wilson '09
"It's All There in the Compost Pile": Reflections on an Activist Life
theatrical performance deriving from classwork with Kelly Anderson, lecturer in history
Anna Newman '09
The Devil is in the Details: Working on Metamorphoses
PowerPoint presentation deriving from Praxis internship with Thalia Pandiri, professor
of classical languages and literatures and of comparative language and literature
Zehui Chen '10J
What Chinese Women Need to Navigate the Bamboo Ceiling
PowerPoint presentation deriving from work study research with Iris Marchaj, director
of Smith Executive Education
Sasha Mann '09
Calvino, Pynchon, and Matrices of the Postmodern
paper presentation deriving from thesis with Anna Botta, professor of Italian language
and literature and of comparative literature
Catherine Hatch '09
Coffee Culture
paper presentation deriving from special studies with Anna Botta, professor of Italian
language and literature and of comparative literature
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