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2009 Emerson Foundation Grant RecipientsGrant RecipientsCarly Andrascik '11 and Ernest WilliamsBio Blitz at Utica Marsh Caroline Davis '11 and Laura Gault '11 and Steve Orvis and Marla Jaksch State of Health Care in the Hadzabe Community Yinghan Ding '12 and Margaret Morgan-Davie Do We Need Government Regulations in the Airline Industry? An Observation and Economic Analysis of the Current Price-making in the Unregulated US Airline Industry Xiaohan Du '12 and Steve Goldberg A Comparative Study of Public Education Programs in American and Chinese Art Museums Molly Faerber '10 and Bonnie Krueger Re-Imagining the Lais of Marie de France Courtney Flint '11 and Professor of History Douglas Ambrose Understanding the Continental Army in Revolutionary America Juan Hurtado '11 and Craig Latrell Street Theatre in Colombia C. Fiona Kirkpatrick '10 and Chaise LaDousa Reading Bollywood: Post-Colonial Discourse on Gender and Ethnicity in Contemporary Indian Cinema Silin Li '11 and Alan Cafruny China's Economy Stimulus Package and its Impact Grace Liew '12 and Richard Werner Of Gadflies and Growth: The New Tide in Malaysian Politics Sitanshu Mishra '10 and Kevin Grant From Newspapers to the Internet: How Technology is Changing the Representation of Indian Arranged Marriage Sanjana Nafday '10 and Yvonne Zylan The Blindfold is Off: Brooklyn's Criminal Justice System Viewed Under the Lenses of Race and Class Chris Parmenter '10 and Nancy Rabinowitz Euripides' Medea and its Tradition Andrew Peart '10 and Catherine Kodat and Steve Yao Toward a Twenty-First Century Poetry & Poetics in New Digital Field Susan Perham '12 and Esther Kanipe Oneida County's African America WW II Veterans Rachel Pohl '11 and Anne Lacsamana Comparative Analysis: Cuban American Feminism and Cuban Feminism Julia Pollan '10 and Jenny Irons Clowns for a Cause: Investigating the Clown Care Program as a Case Study for How Nonprofit Organizations Scale from Start-up to National Casey Quinn '10 and John Bartle Parsing Utopia: Russian Literature and the Classics Stephanie Tafur '10 and Angel Nieves Black Like the Depths of My Africa: Transnational Black Consciousness and Student Activists in Apartheid South Africa Julianne Tylko '10 and Barbara Gold The Hippocratic Oath, Ancient and Modern: A Lens Through Which to Analyze the Rationality of Medicine Amber Wheeless '11 and Steve Humphries-Brooks The Theology of Horror |
News Highlights Will Bauder '11 Spends Summer on aCORN Project at Indiana University  Tawanda Mashavave '10 Analyzes Number Theory in Summer Research  Summer Research News
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