By Location: OP 2115 (2009)

OP 2111
OP 2113
OP 2115
OP 2117
OP 2121
OP 2210
OP Performance Hall
OP South Atrium
PML
SUB Alumni Room
VH 1000
VH 1010
VH 1236
VH 1320
VH 1328
VH 1408
VH 1412
VH 1416
VH 1424
VH Balcony (2nd Floor)

The following presentations will be held in OP 2115:

• January 1st 2006: An experiment on transcending the barrier of perspective within non-fiction
  Oral Paper
  
  (English)
  Shannon C. Harbaugh
  Dr. Charles Breed, Faculty Mentor
  (5-1, 8:15, OP 2115)
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• Formal Functions: Experiments in Poetic Structure
  Oral Paper
  
  (English, Art, Interdisciplinary)
  Shawn M. Bodden
  Dr. James D'Agostino, Faculty Mentor
  (5-2, 8:30, OP 2115)
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• Building the Homeplace: The Influences of Galvin, White, and O'Brien on My Creative Nonfiction
  Oral Paper
  
  (English)
  Katherine E. Jennings
  Dr. James D'Agostino, Faculty Mentor
  (5-3, 8:45, OP 2115)
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• Shaping Meaning Through Sound: 'That You Might Bond to Me, Covalently'
  Performance Art
  
  (English, Linguistics, Interdisciplinary)
  Arthur D. Gregg
  Dr. James D'Agostino, Faculty Mentor
  (5-4, 9:00, OP 2115)
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• The World That Is Handed to Us
  Oral Paper
  
  (English)
  Kyle A. Oesch
  Dr. James D'Agostino, Faculty Mentor
  (5-5, 9:15, OP 2115)
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• The Death of Remus: Disillusionment With Brotherhood In Post Civil War Rome
  Oral Paper
  
  (Classics, Latin)
  Catherine S. Hayward
  Prof. Alex Tetlak and Prof. Martha L. Rose, Faculty Mentors
  (17-1, 9:45, OP 2115)
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• Anthropomorphism in Pliny the Elder's Naturalis Historia 8
  Oral Paper
  
  (Classics, Latin, Interdisciplinary)
  Van H. Le
  Dr. Rebecca Harrison and Dr. Bridget Thomas, Faculty Mentors
  (17-2, 10:00, OP 2115)
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• Taking the Tragedy out of Tragedies: Quinault's Libretto in Cadmus et Ermione by Jean-Baptiste Lully vs. Ovid's Metamorphoses
  Oral Paper
  
  (Music, Classics)
  Adam M. Yanick♦
  Dr. Marc Rice, Faculty Mentor
  (17-3, 10:15, OP 2115)
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• The Cross, the Blade and the Purple: The Life and Death of Nicephorus II Phocas
  Oral Paper
  
  (History, Medieval Studies, Greek)
  Thomas W. Lecaque♦
  Dr. Patrick Lecaque, Faculty Mentor
  (42-1, 1:15, OP 2115)
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• Defining Loyalty from the Pulpit: The Civil War in St. Louis through Two Pastors' Eyes
  Oral Paper
  
  (History)
  Katie M. Werkmeister
  Dr. Jeff Gall, Faculty Mentor
  (42-2, 1:30, OP 2115)
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• The Influence of the Southern Literary Messenger
  Oral Paper
  
  (History)
  Sarah K. Bell
  Dr. David Robinson, Faculty Mentor
  (42-3, 1:45, OP 2115)
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• Fighting the Uphill Battle: A Historical Interpretation of the Socio-Economic Progression From Wage-Earning to Professional Women in Post-World War II America
  Oral Paper
  
  (History, Interdisciplinary)
  Kara E. Fillman
  Dr. David Robinson, Faculty Mentor
  (42-4, 2:00, OP 2115)
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• Innovation and Ignorance: Manhattan Island's Struggle for Better Transportation
  Oral Paper
  
  (History)
  Peter M. McCall
  Dr. David Robinson, Faculty Mentor
  (42-5, 2:15, OP 2115)
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• Foreign Aid Programs and Pakistan: Should the United States Continue to Provide?
  Oral Paper
  
  (Political Science)
  Matthew H. Harber
  Dr. Giray Sadik, Faculty Mentor
  (52-1, 2:45, OP 2115)
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• Enviromental Degradation as a Potential Trigger of Genocide/Politicide Oubreaks, 1958-2007
  Oral Paper
  
  (Political Science, Environmental Studies)
  Anna A. Pechenina
  Prof. John Ishiyama (North Texas University) and Dr. Janet Gooch, Faculty Mentors
  (52-2, 3:00, OP 2115)
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• Homeschoolers: Are They Unique Voters?
  Oral Paper
  
  (Political Science)
  Jessica R. Poet
  Dr. John Quinn and Dr. Jerry Mayhew, Faculty Mentors
  (52-3, 3:15, OP 2115)
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• The DNA Analysis Backlog Elimination Act of 2000: A Case Study in the Application of a Policy Making Model
  Oral Paper
  
  (Political Science, Justice Systems)
  Sarah E. Felts
  Dr. Randy Hagerty, Faculty Mentor
  (52-4, 3:30, OP 2115)
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• Freedom of Religion and Judicial Independence: A Comparison with New Indicators
  Oral Paper
  
  (Political Science)
  Jacob I. Thomeczek
  Dr. Paul Parker, Faculty Mentor
  (52-5, 3:45, OP 2115)
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