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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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Emma Forrest '11, Alexandra Ghiz '12 and Kaitlin
Hovanes '12
Smithipedia
PowerPoint presentation deriving from STRIDE research with Carol Christ, president
and professor of English Language and Literature, and Nanci Young, college archivist
Sonja Harrower '11 and Rebecca Pringle '11
The Unique Gentrification of Northampton
PowerPoint presentation deriving from special studies with Nancy Whittier, professor
of sociology
Mia Teitelbaum '09, Teresa Kenyon '09, Elizabeth
Bieber '09 and Sarah Krautheim MH09
Who Speaks? Who Cares? Twenty Years of Mobilization around Environmental (In)Justice
in Holyoke, Massachusetts
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Ginetta Candelario, associate
professor of sociology and Latin American Studies
Kimberly Kufel '09
Voting Patterns and Political Participation: A Look at Holyoke, MA
PowerPoint presentation deriving from special studies with Ginetta Candelario, associate
professor of sociology and Latin American Studies
View the PDF
Emily Yen '09
How to Find Your Population: Social Science Sampling Strategies
Workshop deriving from thesis and Mellon Mays Fellowship with Nancy Whittier, professor
of sociology
Amelia Mitchell '11
The Impact of NAFTA on Filmmaking in Mexico
PowerPoint presentation deriving from STRIDE and International Experience Grant research
with Maria Helena Rueda, assistant professor of Spanish and Portuguese
Ellen Daoust '09
Academic Smack Talk: The Rigoberta Menchú Controversy
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Nancy Sternbach, professor of
Spanish and Portuguese and of the study of women and gender
Rachel Miller '09
The Language of Mexican Food
PowerPoint presentation deriving from special studies with Nancy Sternbach, professor
of Spanish and Portuguese and of the study of women and gender
Emily Smith '09
Politics Gone Bananas: United States and United Fruit in Central America
Paper presentation deriving from classwork with Nancy Sternbach, professor of Spanish
and Portuguese and of the study of women and gender
Erin Molloy '09 and Alyssa Pluss '09
Researching Cultural Feminism: The Works of Joan E. Biren and Olivia Records
Panel presentation deriving from internship and classwork with Susan Van Dyne, professor
of the study of women and gender |
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