History Students Present at Festival of Scholarship and Creativity
On April 25 from 12:30-5:30 p.m. in the Winston Room and Hannon Room, Student Center, SLU students will present projects for the 2014 Festival of Scholarship and Creativity. Included will be these presentations from History students:
Oral Presentations Session I
Matthew Dudley: For King and Countries: The Remarkable Life of an Occasional Spaniard and a Fair-weather Patriot
Hunter Koski: American Intervention in the Reparations of Germany from the Perspective of American Industrialist Owen D. Young
Poster Presentations
Philip Duggan: Beirut in the Headlines: Le Figaro's Reportage of the Lebanese Civil War, 1982-1984, and its Meaning for the French Center-Right
Katie Greene: Vigilantism or Marginalized Citizenship? Youth and Generational Conflict in Kenya
Brayden Henry: From "King" Carter of Virginia to Henry of Connecticut
Sam Marvin: Flawed Liberation: A Look at the Challenges Facing the Allies During the Liberation of Nazi Concentration and Death Camps
Sophie Owen-Jankowski: The Mau Forest: A Multifaceted Modern Crisis
Oral Presentations Session II
Greg Carey: It is not Light that is Needed, but Fire: Frederick Douglass, Abraham Lincoln, and the Destruction of the Peculiar Institution
Oma Cecil: Korean Comfort Women: Individual Experiences and Redress
Matthew Shoen: Jews, Romans, and Historical Fiction: An Analysis of the Representation of Ancient Jews in the Victorian Era
For these and more offerings, as well as more details, click here.