ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: STUDENT PUBLIC RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
* Student names are in bold. Moffat, Wendy, Hoover, Sara ’03, Brubaker, Roger ’03. Bloomsbury in Pennsylvania: A Multimedia Presentation, Bloomsbury-A Centennial Celebration, London, University College, London, June 23, 2004. Moffat, Wendy,
Hoover, Sara ’03. Himself ‘That
Way’: Transmitting Gay Cultural History in Merchant/Ivory’s
Adaptation of E. M. Forster’s Maurice. Literature/Film
Association Conference at Dickinson College, Oct. 17-20, 2002. CPC Women’s Studies Conference, Franklin & Marshall College, 3/31/01: Session on Feminist Approaches to Popular Culture. Student presenter: Rachel Emig, Feminism in the Music of the Dixie Chicks. CPC Women’s Studies Conference, Franklin & Marshall College, 3/31/01: Session on Color, Sex, and Poetry: Reexamining the Role of Women Artists and Writers of the Harlem Renaissance. Student presenter: Anne Brubaker, Metaphorically Speaking: The Dilemma of Mulatto Identity in Nella Larsen’s Quicksand and Passing. CPC Women’s Studies Conference, Franklin & Marshall College, 3/31/01: Session on Color, Sex, and Poetry: Reexamining the Role of Women Artists and Writers of the Harlem Renaissance. Student presenter: Colleen Heller, Male-Centered or Misogynist: Exploring the Influence of Patriarchy on the Harlem Renaissance. CPC Women’s Studies Conference, Franklin & Marshall College, 3/31/01: Session on Color, Sex, and Poetry: Reexamining the Role of Women Artists and Writers of the Harlem Renaissance. Student presenter: Sara Hoover, Retracing the Tracks: Authorial Expression and Hurston’s Projection of Self in Dust Tracks on a Road. CPC Women’s Studies Conference, Franklin & Marshall College, 3/31/01: Session on Color, Sex, and Poetry: Reexamining the Role of Women Artists and Writers of the Harlem Renaissance. Student presenter: Audrey Rose, Philippa Schuyler: An Artist’s Search for Identity. CPC Women’s Studies Conference, Franklin & Marshall College, 3/31/01: Session on Color, Sex, and Poetry: Reexamining the Role of Women Artists and Writers of the Harlem Renaissance. Student presenter: Kate Scholly, August Fells Savage: Molding More Than an Image. CPC Women’s Studies Conference, Franklin & Marshall College, 3/31/01: Session on Bodies, Boundaries & Narratives: Women on the Edge of Language. Student Presenter: Amanda Eveler. CPC Women’s Studies Conference, Franklin & Marshall College, 3/31/01: Session on Bodies, Boundaries & Narratives: Women on the Edge of Language. Student Presenter: Kim Klimasauskas. CPC Women’s Studies Conference, Franklin & Marshall College, 3/31/01: Session on Bodies, Boundaries & Narratives: Women on the Edge of Language. Student Presenter: Kim Cortese.
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