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Students Present at the Science, Society, and the Arts Conference

Some of our majors participated in the Science, Society, and the Arts Conference at Washington and Lee on February 27, 2009.

Samara Francisco, "An Empty Toolbox: A Cross-Cultural Examination of Disabled and Handicapped Children."

Amy Harbilas, "Power."

Morgan Harris, "Leo Strauss, Professor of Creativity."

Tabitha King in the performance "Limited Freedom."

Alexandra Massey, "Washington and Lee and Jeffereson: Monticello and the Digital Archaeological Archive of Comparative Slavery."

Justin McKeen, "Politics, Economics, and Religion in Colonial America: Max Weber and the Theory of Rationalization."

Krista Palmgren, "Examining the Effects of Reasons for Exercise and Exposure to Thin-Ideal and Sports Media on Women's Body Objectification and Attitudes towards the Body."

Margaret Paul and Mack Hamby, "Now and Then: An Oral History of Farm Life in the Valley of Virginia."

Walker Terry, "Healthcare Reform on the Horizon: How Low-Income Families Could Be Affected."

Walker Terry (with M. Logan Whalen), "The Moderating Effect of Conflict on Parent's Experience of Stress and Anxiety."

Elisa Turner, "Power and Agency at Longdale Mining Community."