 |
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 2011 event featured the work of 404 students who participated in 252 presentations, with the guidance of 126 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. |
|
|
African
Studies, American Studies, Anthropology, Archives Concentration,
Art
Biochemistry, Biological
Sciences
Center
for Community Collaboration, Chemistry, Classics, Comparative
Literature, Computer
Science
Dance, East
Asian
Languages & Literatures, Economics, Education &
Child Study
Engineering,
English
Language & Literature
Environmental
Science & Policy, Exercise & Sport
Studies, Film Studies,
First Year Seminar, French Studies
Geosciences,
Global
Learning Seminar,
Government
History,
Interdepartmental Programs, Internships,
Italian Language &
Literature, Jewish Studies,
Kahn Institute
Landscape
Studies, Latin American & Latino/a
Studies, Linguistics,
Mathematics & Statistics
Museums
Concentration,
Music
Neuroscience
Philosophy,
Physics,
Poetry Concentration, Psychology
Religion,
Russian Language
& Literature, Smith Studies,
Sociology, Spanish & Portuguese, Study of
Women
& Gender, Theatre
|
|
Ashley Brickhouse 11, Chrislene Dejean 11, Sabine Jean 11 and Jewels Rhode 11
Springs of Hope in Kibera, Kenya: Community Engagement Within a Global Context
PowerPoint presentation deriving from Interterm volunteer project with Katwiwa Mule,
associate professor of comparative literature
Kimberly Probolus 11
Motivation, Meritocracy, and the Model Minority Myth: Representations of Asian-Americans
in Spelling Bees
paper presentation deriving from thesis with Floyd Cheung, associate professor of
English language and literature
Géraldine Babin GR
The Representation of American Suffragettes in the Media: Entering Politics As Caricatures
in the 1900-1920s
PowerPoint presentation deriving from special studies with Jennifer Guglielmo, associate
professor of history
View the Presentation
Ariel Gregory 11
More Than a Fez: In Search of Heritage and Identity in the Spaces and Places of
Fas, Morocco
PowerPoint presentation deriving from thesis with Elliot Fratkin, professor of anthropology
View the Presentation
Stefania Gawron 11
Making History Public: LGBT Activism at Smith and Nationally
Exhibit deriving from classwork with Susan Van Dyne, professor of the study of women
and gender
View the Presentation
Olivia Mandica-Hart 11
Coming Out: Unearthing Queer Histories from Smith's Archives
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Susan Van Dyne, professor of
the study of women and gender
View the Presentation
Allison Pilatsky 12
Taking the Archives Public: Feminist Theology Materials in the Classroom
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Susan Van Dyne, professor of
the study of women and gender
View the Presentation
Joanna Johnson 12
A Silent Man No More: Bringing Calvin Coolidge out of Northampton's Archives
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Susan Van Dyne, professor of
the study of women and gender
View the Presentation
Anna Eisen 11
Niche Narratives: Student Life at Smith Through Scrapbooks
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Susan Van Dyne, professor of
the study of women and gender
Gwen Gethner 11
The Ladies of Grécourt: Smith and the First World War
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Susan Van Dyne, professor of
the study of women and gender
Alix Korn 11
Body to Body: A Selected Archive of MFA Dance History at Smith
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Susan Van Dyne, professor of
the study of women and gender
Lori E. Harris AC11
Maintaining a Culture of Liberal Conservatism: The 1970 Smith Student Strike!
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Susan Van Dyne, professor of
the study of women and gender
View the Presentation
Hilary Buxton 11
Revealing the Obscure in American Journalism: Women War Correspondents and the German
Fraternization Problem
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Susan Van Dyne, professor of
the study of women and gender
View the Presentation
Kayla Ginsburg 13 and Margaret Barthel 13
Lost in the Archives: A Two-Year Adventure
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Susan Van Dyne, professor of
the study of women and gender
View the Presentation
Olivia Mandica-Hart 11 and Amanda Lineweber 11
"This Revolution Has Been Archived": The Creation of a Queer Archival Exhibit
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Susan Van Dyne, professor of
the study of women and gender
View the Presentation
Danielle Covatta 11
African Art at the Smith College Museum of Art: Exhibition Design Proposals
art presentation deriving from special studies with James Middlebrook, assistant
professor of art
|
|
