Date/Time
Date(s) - 11/06/2026
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location
4010 JFSB
Category(ies)
The Humanities Center will hold its annual Undergraduate Research Symposium on Friday, November 6 at 3:00 PM in the 4010 JFSB. This symposium will highlight student research recently conducted as part of their Humanities Undergraduate Mentoring (HUM) Grant. More details coming soon.
This year’s presenters include:
- Natalie Fernsten: How Mary Seacole’s upbringing in Jamaica shaped her practices in the Crimean War
- Harry Gibson: How Faith and Civil Law Coexist in Language: Discourse Framing in Jordan’s Legal System
- Lance Griffiths: Transcribing and Analyzing Industrialization Trends during Getúlio Vargas’s Political Campaign
- Sydney Jezik: Women teaching in Islam
- Aiden Jones: Understanding Antislavery Virtue-signaling in Britain through Narratives in Wordsworth Family Circles
- Atticus Matkin: Intervening on Disability: Bad Difference, Better Explanation
