Event Details
Political Science seniors will be presenting their capstones over the next two weeks in the Harmon Room (located on the first floor of the library). The presenter schedule is included below: Friday, December 3 Lane Centrella (she/her), Coming Full Circle: A Theoretical and Practical Exploration of The Role of Sentencing Circles in America’s Criminal Justice System Ayana Smith-Kooiman (she/her), Youth Electoral Cynicism: Deconstructing White Supremacy in United States Elections Aberdeen Morrow (she/her), Art as Rest, Rest as Resistance: Expanding the Definition of Protest Art in the 21st Century Paul Brinson (he/him), How Political Technology Wins the Modern American Election Monday, December 6 Osamede Egharevba (they/she), How Does Unity Affect Diversity in Social Movements?: Analyzing the Impacts of Demographic Changes Within the Black Lives Matter Movement Jongwon (Hans) Han (he/him), Natural Endowments, Institutions, or Duration? Explaining Differences in Democracy Scores among South Korea, Malaysia, and Cambodia Hannah Goldfarb (she/hers), Backpedaling: the Political Legitimation and Corporatization of Cycling in Minneapolis, Minnesota Janica Kozina (she/her), Political Ontology of an Individual in Post-war Reconciliation: Framework for Interventions in Bosnia and Herzegovina Wednesday, December 8 Trang (Kaylee) Do (she/her), A Cross-cities Comparative Study: Governments, the Private Sector and the Community in Public Transit Decisions Emma Curchin (she/her), Reckoning with Racism in U.S. Schools: Teachers’ Unions Response to Calls for Change Jarita Chen (she/her), “Land is Life”: Settler Colonial Governance of National Parks and Hunting in Taiwan Brody Fuller (he/him), Rising Tides: Climate Change Displacement in Bangladesh Friday, December 10 Lev Serxner (he/him), The Three Gorges Dam: A Demonstration of Failed Accountability Policies Alex Jacobson (he/him), Organizing the Organizers: Unionization and Union Busting at Progressive Nonprofits
