| MOUNT DAVID SUMMIT |
| A Celebration of Student Academic Achievement |
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| SCHEDULE OF EVENTS |
| Friday, April 2, 2004 |
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| 2:30-2:45 PM | Perry Atrium | Call to the Summit |
| | | Te Deum, Marc-Antoine Charpentier (1634-1704) |
| | | Bates Brass Quintet: Timothy Cooke ’04, trumpet; Jeffrey Kazin ’04, trumpet; Amy Saffer, horn; Alexander Smith ’06, trombone; Patrick Galligan ’07, tuba |
| | | Welcome |
| | | Elaine Tuttle Hansen, President |
| | | Jamil Zraikat ’05, President, Bates College Student Government |
| | | Jill N. Reich, Dean of the Faculty |
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| Ongoing | Perry Atrium and Pettengill Lobby | Fourth Annual Off-Campus Study Photography Exhibit |
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| | Pettengill G52 and The Ronj | A Journey of 10,000 Li: Bates FSA in China |
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| | Pettengill G65 | Snapshots of Lewiston: Grace Fei Liu ’06 |
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| Concurrent Session I | |
| 2:45-4:00 PM | Perry Atrium | Poster Session I |
| | | Presenters from biochemistry, biology, environmental studies, math, and political science/women’s and gender studies |
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| 2:45-4:15 PM | Pettengill G21 | Social Inequality, Social Change, and Social Responsibility |
| | | Emily Barko ’04: Narratives of Anorexia: A Qualitative Analysis |
| | | Elizabeth Jackson ’04: The Role of NGOs in the Emergence of Transnational Social Movements: A Look at the Movement Opposing the Free Trade Area of the Americas |
| | | Tanya Schwartz ’04: The ABCs of Success: The Effects of Parents, Schools, and Communities on Young Children’s Academic Achievement |
| | | Heather Tompkins 04: Pathways Home: Aftercare for Girls in the Juvenile Justice System |
| | | Kara Stenback ’05: Endowment Management in Higher Education |
| | | Emily Kane, professor of sociology, moderator |
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| | Pettengill G52 | Individuals, Communities, and the Environment |
| | | Rachel Booty ’04: Soil Lead Determinations in Three Urban Community Gardens, Lewiston, Maine |
| | | Morgan Patterson ’04: The Creation and Development of a Climbing Ethic in New England |
| | | Christopher Urban ’04: Managing People and Wilderness in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont: A Study of Constructive Conservation Policy |
| | | Andrew Whitaker ’04: Miad na sine, the Strength of the Storm: Gaelic Songs and Nature in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia |
| | | Rachel Austin, associate professor of chemistry, moderator |
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| | Pettengill G54 | Economic Opportunity in Developing Countries |
| | | Tahsin Alam ’04: Microcredit as a System for Poverty Alleviation |
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| | Pettengill G63 | Las Dimensiones de las Diasporas latinoamericanas/ The Dimensions of Latin American Diasporas |
| | | Eduardo Crespo ’04: Parlando, the Illegal Italian: Diasporas and Globalization from Below |
| | | Julio Guevara ’07: The Necessity of Exile in the Poetry of Manuel Luna |
| | | Sara Gusky ’07: Seasons of Emotion in Pablo Neruda’s “El barco de los adioses” |
| | | Elizabeth Irvine-McDermott ’04: The Natural World as an Alternative “Home” for the Exiled |
| | | Felicia Fahey, assistant professor of Spanish, moderator |
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| | Pettengill G65 | Cultural Crossroads: Health Care, Education, and Tourism |
| | | Erin Bednarek ’05: Health in Samoa |
| | | Jason Rafferty ’05: Siofua Malōlōina: Bringing “Health” to Samoa’s Rural Villages |
| | | Julie Gage ’04: Acculturation of Somali Students in the ELL Classroom at Lewiston High School |
| | | Jesse Lewin ’04: Interactions between Somali Secondary Migrants and Physicians in Lewiston, Maine: An Ethnographic Field Study in Refugee Health Care and Cultural Competency |
| | | Valerie Wicks ’04: The Search for Authenticity: Cultural Tourism in Ghana |
| | | Heather Lindkvist, lecturer in anthropology, moderator |
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| Concurrent Session II | |
| 4:30-5:45 PM | Perry Atrium | Poster Session II |
| | | Presenters from biochemistry, biology, chemistry, classical and medieval studies, environmental studies, math, neuroscience, and psychology |
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| 4:30-6:00 PM | Pettengill G21 | Attitudes, Behaviors and Theory: Can We Talk? |
| | | Samara Khalique ’04: Psychosocial Attributes as a Predictor of Metabolic Syndrome Risk Factors in Females |
| | | Saul Miller ’04: The Effect of Processing Goals on the Memory of Ambiguous Behaviors |
| | | Katherine Papadonis ’04: Early Head Start: The Benefits of Family-Style Meals |
| | | Claire Schneider ’04: Why Do Adolescent Boys and Girls Differ in Their Experiences of Aggression? An Investigation through the Lens of Self-Construal Theory |
| | | Kathryn Graff Low, professor of psychology, moderator |
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| | Pettengill G52 | Place and the Sacred in Poetry and Song |
| | | Sarah Tressel ’04: Comfort and Discomfort: Revisiting Ghana through Poetry |
| | | Renée Blacken ’05: Singing in the Primitive Baptist Church in Southern Appalachia, with music by Northfield: Renee Blacken ’05; Henry Blackford ’06; Megan Fortin ’07; Paul Heckler ’06; Mirka Hlavacova ’07; Stuart Johnson ’06; Benjamin Kercsmar ’04; Nicholas Klinovsky ’06; Sarah Mazur ’06; Taegan McMahon ’07; Jessica Ricker ’07; Gregory Rosenthal ’05; Sarah Sprague ’07; Katharine Trautz ’04; Robert Allison, professor of religion; Gregory Boardman, instructor of folk fiddling |
| | | Robert Allison, professor of religion |
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| | Pettengill G54 | Ancient Threads in Modern Texts |
| | | Sarah Connell ’04: Hero and Goddess |
| | | Jennifer Hanley ’05: The Perversion of Ritual in the Iliad |
| | | Martha Horan ’04: The Western Flower, Shakespeare’s Mulberry Tree: An Ovidian Analysis of A Midsummer Night’s Dream |
| | | Jennifer McGill ’04: Female Characters in Greek and Noh Drama |
| | | Henry Walker, lecturer in classics and classical and medieval studies, moderator |
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| | Pettengill G63 | Probing Scientific Systems |
| | | Jeffrey Levinson ’04: New Variables for Quantum Interference |
| | | Aaron Putnam ’04: Recent Sedimentation of a Transect of High Arctic Isolation Basins; Queen Elizabeth Islands Archipelago, Nunavut, Canada |
| | | Pamela Baker, professor of biology and associate dean of the faculty, moderator |
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| | Pettengill G65 | Race, Religion, and Class in Historical Inquiry |
| | | Grace Fei Liu ’06: Snapshots of Lewiston |
| | | Cali Lanza-Weil ’06: Twenty Years of Hillel at Bates |
| | | Timothy Larson ’05: The Abolitionist Roots of Oren B. Cheney, the Founder of Bates |
| | | Darcy York ’05: Child Labor in Lewiston’s Mills |
| | | Bradley Proctor ’04: What Say Banjer? The Shared Black and White Banjo Traditions of the American South |
| | | Joseph Hall, assistant professor of history, moderator |
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| Evening Sessions | | |
| 8:00 PM | Olin Concert Hall | Bates College Orchestra: Works by Frank and Mozart |
| | | Featuring Cass Panuska ’04, soprano, and Frank Glazer, artist-in-residence, piano |
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| | Gannett Theater, Pettigrew Hall | Senior thesis performance: The Search for Intelligent Life in the Universe Saida Cooper ’04 |