Society, Culture, and Thought (SCT) Senior Thesis Presentations: Spring 2024
On Monday, May 20, 2024, eight seniors presented their SCT theses.
Hosted by Society, Culture, and Thought (SCT) faculty member Emily Waterman, this evening presentation offered an exciting vision of what SCT students have been working on this year.
From climate reparations to emotional regulation, from Democrats crucible in rural America to colonial continuities in Modi’s India, from first-generation students' perception of therapy to the role of religious institutions in language preservation, these presentations showcase the breadth and depth of Advanced Work in SCT. Moving from formal presentation to festive reception, SCT Faculty Emily Waterman raised a glass to toast the inspiring work of graduating seniors and all the horizons ahead.
Presentations
Malvika Dang '24: Colonial Continuities within Hindutva's Women
Robin Fitzgerald '24: Preserving the Land, Defending Freedom: How Visions of Freedom Shape the Natural World
Will Greer '24: Can Democrats win in rural America?
Isabel Harper '24: Climate Reparations: A Transformative Approach to Global Environmental Justice
Julia Henck '24: Dangerous Bodies: Reading Race and Sexuality in Candice Lin’s A Hard White Body
Shushan Lazaryev '24: Religious Institutions in Assyrian Language Use and Preservation
Andrea Morantes '24: Mexican-American First-Generation College Students' Perceptions of Counseling and Therapy
Karina Gonzalez Perez '25: The Importance of Emotion Regulation in Parents
