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2005 Emerson Foundation Grant Recipients

• Sara Bert '06 and Assistant Professor of Theatre Mark Cryer
  "Racial Hatred and the Need to Reach an Understanding of all Peoples
  


• Julia Brandt '07 and Professor of Biology Jinnie Garrett
  "Strategies Used by Pharmaceutical Companies to Market Their Products to Physicians and Patients
  


• Heather Comforto '06 and Professor of Anthropology Henry Rutz
  "Creating Social Economies with a Market Economy
  


• Mary Beth Day '07 and Associate Professor of Geosciences David Bailey
  "Chemical Characterization of Lithic Artifact Source Material
  


• Sarah Felder '07 and Associate Professor of Art Ella Gant
  "Documenting a Disappearing Culture: The Small Farming Community in Oneida County
  
  
• Adam Gordon '06 and Carl Rubino, the Edward North Professor of Classics, and Frank Anechiarico, the Maynard-Knox Professor of Government and Law
  "Alexander Hamilton: A Commitment to Education
  


• Sarah-Marie Gross '06 and Professor of Chinese Hong Gang Ji
  "Beijing's Transportation Planning for the 2008 Olympic Games and its Environmental Impact on Local Beijing Residents
  


• Young Han '06 and Visiting Professor of Communication John Adams
  "Single Transferable Vote Initiatives and the Rhetoric of Electoral Reform
  


• Elisabeth Krainer  '06 and Professor of Anthropology Douglas Raybeck
  "How the Subculture of Emergency Medical Technicians Influences Emergency Pre-hospital Care
  


• Mike Mortimer '07 and Douglas Ambrose, the Sidney Wertimer Associate Professor of History
  "Hamilton and Washington: The Genesis of an Epic Friendship
  


• Laura Oman '07 and Assistant Professor of English Steven Yao
  "Chineseness in Ezra Pound's Cathay and the Construction of Race in Early Twentieth Century Discourse"
  


• Haley Reimbold '06 and Vivyan Adair, the Elihu Root Peace Fund Associate Professor of Women's Studies
  "Equal Opportunity for All: A Comparative Study of Education in Germany, Sweden, and the United States
  


• Brian Sweeney '06 and Professor of English Patricia O'Neill
  "Peter Pan and the Making of a Modern Myth
  


• Ingrid Tharasook '07 and Richard Werner, the John Stewart Kennedy Professor of Philosophy
  "The Haunted Islands: How Post-Tsunami Ghost Stories Have Halted Asia's Tourism
  


• Ntokozo Xaba '08 and Professor of English Vincent Odamtten
  "Protests or Praise-Songs Ten Years After: A Critical Examination of Post-Apartheid Literature
  


• Dongyue Zhang '07 and Assistant Professor of Psychology Tara McKee
  "Levels of ADHD Symptomatology Among Chinese College Students