By Discipline: Justice Systems - 2017 Student Research Conference

2017 Student Research Conference:
30th Annual Student Research Conference

By Discipline: Justice Systems (2017)

Select a Discipline:

Accounting
African Studies
African-American Studies
Agricultural Science
American Studies
Annual Juried Student Exhibit
Anthropology
Art
Art - Art History
Art - Studio Art
Art - Visual Communications
Asian American History
Asian Studies
Asian-American Studies
Astrobiology
Astronomy
Athletic Training
Biology
Business Administration
Chemistry
Chinese
Classics
Communication
Communication Disorders
Computer Science
Counseling

Democracy and Human Rights in South Africa
Disability and Society
Disability and the Arts
Economics
Education
English
English & Comm - The New Nonfiction
English MAE Intern
English, Secondary MAE Research
Environmental Studies
Exercise Science
Folklore
French
French Capstone
Geography
German
Greek
Health Science
Hebrew
History
History Senior Seminar
Interdisciplinary
Interdisciplinary Studies Major
Italian
Japanese

Justice Systems
Latin
Library Science
Linguistics
Mathematical Biology
Mathematics
Medieval Studies
Middle Eastern Studies
Music
Nursing
Phi Kappa Phi Interdisciplinary
Philosophy & Religion
Physics
Physics-Astronomy
Political Science
Portuguese
Psychology
Russian
Service Learning
Sociology
Spanish
Special Education
Statistics
Studio Art
Theatre
Women's and Gender Studies

View All

The following abstracts for discipline Justice Systems have been submitted:

"The Peace Program" - A Social Justice Community Activism Project

Oral Paper
(Interdisciplinary Studies Major, Justice Systems, Service Learning)
Mary E. Di Valerio
Dr. Marilyn Yaquinto, Dr. Lloyd Pflueger, and Prof. Sandra Rempe, Faculty Mentors
(406-2, 2:45, MG 2090)
Add To Custom Schedule (select "Update" Button Below)
African American of Mass incarceration: The New Jim Crow

Oral Paper
(History, Justice Systems, English)
Waymon D. White
Dr. Hena Ahmad, Faculty Mentor
(108-2, 8:15, VH 1224)
Add To Custom Schedule (select "Update" Button Below)
Liberal Arts College Students Perceptions of Police

Oral Paper
(Sociology, Justice Systems)
Parker V. Willis
Dr. Anton Daughters and Dr. Paul Shapiro, Faculty Mentors
(211-1, 9:30, VH 1236)
Add To Custom Schedule (select "Update" Button Below)

SRC Privacy Policy