By Discipline: Political Science - 2019 Student Research Conference

2019 Student Research Conference:
32nd Annual Student Research Conference

By Discipline: Political Science (2019)

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The following abstracts for discipline Political Science have been submitted:

Historical Ties to Education Quality in Oklahoma: An Analysis of Policy Processes and de Facto Discrimination

Oral Paper
(Interdisciplinary Studies, Political Science, Education)
Courtney R. Bakken
Dr. Jeff Lingwall and Dr. Bridget Thomas, Faculty Mentors
(203-3, 10:45, BH 212)
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Martin Luther King Jr: An Examination of the Accuracy of Portrayal of MLK’s Political Beliefs in Modern Media

Oral Paper
(African-American Studies, Political Science, Economics)
Cameron Banks
Dr. Hena Ahmad, Faculty Mentor
(306-3, 2:00, BH 251)
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The Sugar Industry: Lobbying and Protections in the United States

Oral Paper
(Economics, Political Science)
Annie E. Williams*, Annie R. Colwell, and Hunter R. Lambert
Dr. David Gillette, Faculty Mentor
(310-2, 1:45, MC 211)
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