This week is presentation week for the students involved in the Oberlin College Research Fellows Program (OCRF) and the Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF). In 20 minutes, they have to coherently explain to the audience what they spent an intensive 7 weeks of their summer researching. Piece of cake....right?
Congratulations to all the OCRF Bonners presenting this week! Their presentations are in Craig Lecture Hall (Lecture hall on the 2nd floor of the Science Center).
Monday, July 26, 2010
10:00 Brittnei Sherrod, MMUF (Mentor: Karla Parsons Hubbard, Geology)
The Process and Practice of Taxonomy in Paleontology
10:30 Kyla Moore, OCRF (Mentor: Caroline Jackson Smith, African American Studies)
Black and Green: Black American Women and the U.S. Military
11:30 Melissa George, MMUF (Mentor: Meredith Raimondo, Comparative American Studies)
HIV in Black Female Communities: The Continuing Effects of Historical Oppression
1:30 Cindy Camacho, MMUF (Mentor: Daphne John, Sociology)
Divergent Discourses: Medical and Cultural Understandings of Latina Reproductive Health in the Era of Gardasil
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
10:30 Michelle Janke, MMUF (Mentor: Janet Fiskio, Environmental Studies
Broadening the Conversation: Complexity and community Engagement in Reforming the Food System
11:00 Lissette Lorenz, MMUF (Mentor: Janet Fiskio, Environmental Studies)
The Use of Community-Based Theater as a means of Empowerment for Environmental Justice Communities
2:00 James Pressley, OCRF (Mentor: Sean Decatur, Chemistry)
Pressurized Denaturing of the ß-Hairpin Folded TrpZip Peptide
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
2:00 Inyang Udo-Inyang, OCRF (Mentor: William Fuchsman, Chemistry)
The Chemistry of Reducing Sugars
Thursday, July 29, 2010
11:00 Anthony Bonifonte, OCRF (Mentor: Angie Roles, Biology)
The Effects of Invasive Crayfish Orconectes rusticus on Local Freshwater Ecology
Presenting later in the year:
Giordano Hardy-Gerena, MMUF (Mentor: Gina Perez, Comparative American Studies)
Protecting Youth and Producing Nation in Puerto Rico
Thao Phan, OCRF (Mentor: Taylor Allen, Biology)
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