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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 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
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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
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Kassia Rudd 11
Developing a Method for Chronicling Historic Landscape Change: A Case Study of the
Mill River Watershed
science poster session deriving from special studies with Reid Bertone-Johnson, lecturer
in landscape studies
Elizabeth Tuttle 11
A Case Study of Women's Roles within Latin America's Largest Social Movement
PowerPoint presentation deriving from thesis with Malcolm McNee, assistant professor
of Spanish and Portuguese View the Presentation
Caitlin Carr 11
Who, What, Where, When, Why? And How. The Use of Language Software to
Improve Deaf Students' Language Acquisition
science poster session deriving from special studies with Peter de Villiers, Sophia
and Austin Smith Professor of Psychology View the Presentation
Betsy Cowdery GR, Allison Reed-Harris GR and Jayna Resman GR
The Geometry and Dynamics of an Ecological Arms Race
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Christophe Golé, professor
of mathematics and statistics View the Presentation
Jayna Resman GR
The Mathematics of Climate Change: An Ice-Albedo Feedback Model
PowerPoint presentation deriving from classwork with Christophe Golé, professor
of mathematics and statistics View the Presentation
Belen Cruz 14, Caitlin Hunter 13 and Joo Yeon Shin 13
Back to the Future: Reconstructing Plant Meristem Patterns
science poster session deriving from STRIDE, AEMES, and student research with
Christophe Golé, professor of mathematics and statistics, and Denise Lello,
lecturer in biological sciences
Peace Young 12, Xizhu Zhao 12 and Kasama Euchukanonchai 12
Case Study: 2010 BP Oil Spill
science poster session deriving from classwork with Nicholas Horton, associate professor
of mathematics and statistics
Ma Thida 11
Brain Signal (MEG) Analysis Using Statistical Tools
science poster session deriving from summer research with Nicholas Horton, associate
professor of mathematics and statistics
Huong Giang Nguyen 13, Linh Dinh 13 and Wenyue Yang 12
Novel Method of Analysis for DPOAE Magnitude and Phase
science poster session deriving from special studies with Nicholas Horton, associate
professor of mathematics and statistics
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