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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
literary studies. |
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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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Tiarra Maznick '10
Crossing the Pond: A German Novel Translated
Paper presentation deriving from classwork with Mary Russo, professor of literature
and critical theory, Hampshire College
Julie Olson '10
The Threat of Merging: The Current Issue of Sleeping Sickness in Uganda
PowerPoint presentation deriving from work with Catharine Newbury, professor of government
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Tatiana Lipsey '10
What We Can Learn from Anti-Poverty Programs in Mexico and Brazil
Paper presentation deriving from classwork with Velma Garcia, associate professor
of government
Katlyn Lewicke '11
Political Faction in the Court of King Henry VIII
Paper presentation deriving from special studies with Patrick Coby, professor of
government
Lauren Woodard '11
"Life Via the Postbag," Gauging Glasnost's Effectiveness through Letters to the Press
Paper presentation deriving from special studies with Steven Goldstein, Sophia Smith
Professor of Government
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Renee White '10, Bhagavati Braun '11J and Sarah Perkins '11
Re-Authorizing No Child Left Behind: A New Beginning or the Same Old Act?
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Donald Baumer, professor of
government
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Eva Huffman '10, Eliza Pope-Collins '10 and Mary Kwan '10
Medicare Reform: Cost Reduction Strategies
Paper presentation deriving from work with Donald Baumer, professor of government
Eliza Burns '10
Do Two Hills Make a Right? Thoughts on the History of Helen Hills Hills Chapel
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Darcy Buerkle, assistant professor
of history
Lena Eckert-Erdheim '11
Race Science at Smith
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Darcy Buerkle, assistant professor
of history
Sophie Glidden-Lyon '12
Rethinking Sophia Smith
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Darcy Buerkle, assistant professor
of history
Leah Schwartzman '10 and Catherine Davie '10
From Medieval Manuscript to Digital Text: Latin Paleography and the Construction
of a Critical Edition of the Acts of the Council of Basel (1431-1449)
PowerPoint presentation deriving from work with Joachim Stieber, professor emeritus
of history
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