The Honors Colloquium provides students the opportunity to present their research and discuss their findings. You will find links to the colloquium in its entirety, as well as short presentations about each student's research project, below. We encourage you to view them all!
Gabriela Czochara
Sowing the Seeds of Imperialism: Pigs, Families, and Colonial Trauma in Edwidge Danticat's Breath, Eyes, Memory and Craig Santos Perez's "I eat therefore I SPAM"
Melissa Gauger
Now That's What I call Discipline! Empire, Identity, and Otherness in Angela Carter's Nights at the Circus
Caroline Hsu
Strangest Things: Nostalgia vs. Representation in "Kids on Bikes" Media
Lauren Katz
Revolutionary Women: Literary Performativity, Classical Pseudonyms, and the Public Sphere in the Correspondence of Abigail Adams and Mercy Otis Warren
Riley Nelson
Thy Name is Woman: an examination of cross-gender casting in Hamlet as a method of interrogating gender
Sam Nguyen
When Women Teach: Female Pedagogues on the Early Modern Stage
