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Research Exposed!
2009-2010 |2008-2009 |2007-2008 | 2006-2007 | 2005-2006 | 2004-2005 | 2003-2004 | 2002-2003
Autumn 2006 | Winter 2007
Winter 2007 Schedule
SLN:13459 0-GEN ST 391 D SUP STDY SEL FIELDS
Wednesday, 12:30 – 1:20, OUGL Room 220 - Public Welcome!
January 3 - "Getting Involved in Undergraduate Research"
- Janice DeCosmo - Associate Dean of Undergraduate Education
- Jill McKinstry - Head, Odegaard Undergraduate Library
- Jennifer Harris, Assistant Director, Undergraduate Research Program
- Jessica Salvador, Graduate Student Assistant, Undergraduate Research Program
January 10 - "Visualizing Victory: Ritual, Rhetoric, and Art in the Roman Triumph"
| Sarah Stroup, Classics |
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January 17– "Political Science Hits the Streets: How undergraduate students helped implement a scientific exit poll on election day 2006"
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| Matt Barreto, Political Science |
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January 24 – "King of Fish: The Thousand-Year Run of Salmon"
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| David Montgomery, Earth and Space Sciences |
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January 31– "Equitable Access, the Opportunity to Learn and Transitions to College for Latino students in Washington"
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| Frances Contreras, College of Education |
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February 7–
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| Ann Kimball, Epidemiology |
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February 14 - "Assessing the possible population-level effects of male circumcision interventions to prevent the transmission of HIV in Africa"
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| Sam Clark, Sociology & Jeff Eaton | |
February 21 – "Personalizing the Victims of Southern Lynching, 1880 to 1930"
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| Stewart Tolnay, Sociology & Amy Kate Bailey |
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February 28 - Summer Institute in the Arts & Humanities Faculty Presentation
March 7 - Final Quiz
