We hope you'll join us for the fall 2019 HSOC Undergraduate Research Symposium on Wednesday, November 20th from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM in the Hall Building, Room 102. If you'd like to join us, PLEASE RSVP.
SCHEDULE OF PRESENTATIONS
9:00 — 9:05 AM Welcoming Remarks- Dr. Laura Bier
9:05 — 9:10 AM Dr. Carla Gerona and the Students of HTS 4814
“Rethinking the Capstone”
9:10 — 9:25 AM Haley Phillips
“The Expanding Politics of the Domestic Sphere, A Work in Progress”
9:25 — 9:40 AM Emma Shumway
“Washerwomen and Wives: The Experience of Women in American Military Camps during the Revolutionary War”
9:40 — 9:55 AM Morgan Bruce
“The United States and Iran: The Frenemy Story since 1953”
9:55 — 10:10 AM Anne Rentz
“A Brief History of Workers’ Movements in Major Oil-Producing Nations of the Middle East and Their Responses to the Challenges of Western Capitalism”
10:10 — 10:25 AM Tytianna Harshaw
“How War and Policy has Affected Women in Iraq”
10:25 — 10:40 AM Jamieson Hunt
“Native American Women During the American Revolution”
10:40 — 10:55 AM Coffee Break
10:55 — 11:10 AM Claire Hill
“How Kuwaiti Women’s Roles Have Changed in Response to the Growth of the Oil Industry in the Middle East”
11:10 — 11:25 AM Davis Schultz
“Race, Class, and Gender in Early America: Black Women during the Revolutionary Era”
11:25 — 11:40 AM Rachel Bonitatibus
“Aramco in American Newspapers”
11:40 — 11:55 AM Austin Varner
“U.S. – Saudi Relations”
11:55 AM — 12:10 PM Anna Pethel
“Femina Medicus: Women in Medicine During the Revolutionary War - A Work in Progress”
12:10 — 12:25 PM Lunch
12:25 — 12:40 PM Sarah Brock
“How Oil Changed Agriculture in Saudi Arabia”
12:40 — 12:55 PM Rachel Dekom
“‘Lessons in Resistance: Leftist Movements in Saudi Arabia and Palestine”
12:55 — 1:10 PM Mary Lillian Ambler
“Unlikely Allies: US and Saudi Arabia”
1:10 — 1:25 PM Peter Janoe
“In the Fight: Women Who Took Up Arms for the Revolution”