HHG student researchers will be presenting their research projects from this summer on Monday, September 27th at 4pm in Old Library 224 at Bryn Mawr. The presentations will be in person but we will also have an online component in case you would like to join remotely. Please register in advance.
Hanna Holborn Gray Undergraduate Research Fellowship
Summer 2021 Presentation Program
Monday September 27, 2021
4-6:30pm
Introduction and Appreciations
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From Heaven and Earth: Cosmologies, Mythologies and the Sky
Emily Aguilar ’22 Classical Languages
The Womb as Intermediary in Late Antique Platonic Cosmogony
Daniel R. D’Elia ’22 Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology
Earth, Sky, and Power: How Astronomy Reveals the Influences Molding al-Andalus’ Historical Trajectory
Mackenzie Tygh ’22 Interdisciplinary Physics Searching for a Dialogue Between Science and the Humanities: Towards a Visualization of the Divine Comedy
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The Importance of Language
Hannah Appelhans ’22 Latin and German
Horace’s Ode 2.6 through German and English Eyes: Hölderlin and Conington
Gemma Van Nice ’22 Linguistics and German
Testing theories of slurs
Esther (Ye Ram) Kim ’22 Comparative Literature, French, and Political Science
Reclaiming True Multilingualism in the Maghreb: The Production and Development of Written Amazigh Literature
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Break
Light Refreshments in Cloisters
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Impacts on Self and Identity
Anna Hsu ’22 Philosophy
Recovering the Authentic Self – Examining Depression and Treatment in Relation to Autonomy
Maya Schneider ’22 Anthropology
Expanding Networks & Creating Space: LGBTQ+ Identifying Young Adults’ Experiences with Identity Development Amidst a Pandemic
Shreya Singh ’22 Growth and Structure of Cities and Fine Arts
Accessibility to living and social spaces in UAE for migrant workers
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Rethinking People in Spaces and the Environment
Cate Farrell ’22 Growth and Structure of Cities
Conversations About Race: How the Built Environment can Serve as a Catalyst for Critical Thinking
Shreya Bhutani ’22 Growth and Structure of Cities
Deconstructing De-facto Segregation in Suburban School Systems
George Doehne ’22 Growth and Structure of Cities
Burning Questions: A Reconceptualization of Fire and Land in California and Abroad
