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Scholars Day: April 15, 2009

Session I: 9 - 10:30 am

History, 123 Hartwell
Chair: Alison Parker
9 am	Programming Decency - The FCC and Television Censorship Patrick Pittman, Sean Maloney, Charles LoFaso
9:15 am	American Wartime Censorship During World War I Ian MacMaster, Peter Digiorgio, Alan Lippa, Brian Seward
9:30 am	Symbolic Free Speech in American History Brian Seward, Alan Lippa, Peter Digiorgio, Ian MacMaster
9:45 am	The Limits of Radical Dissent in World War I Sean Maloney, Charles LoFaso, Patrick Pittman, Alison Parker
10 am	Establishment Clause of the 1st Amendment Alan Lippa, Ian MacMaster, Peter Digiorgio, Brian Seward

Session II: 10:45 - 11:45 am

History, 123 Hartwell
Chair: Katherine Clark
10:45 am	Saint Elizabeth: Leading by Example Stephanie Vandernoot
11:05 am	St. Sebastian Sculpture as a Reflection of Medieval Ideology Michelle Burke
11:25 am	A Marble Madonna and Child from the Rochester Memorial Art Gallery Alexandria Wurster
History, 215 Hartwell
Chair: Morag Martin
10:45 am	Ballet under Louis XIV, the Blitz in London and the Headscarf in Contemporary France Rebecca Restaino, Amy DeMarco, Ashley Decker

Session III: 1:15 - 2:15 pm

History, 123 Hartwell
Chair: Meredith Roman
1:15 pm	Unanimous Decision: Two African American Boxers and the Complex Racial Pride They Embodied in the Early Twentieth Century Willie Watson
1:30 pm	Bridging the Gap of 1968: The Environmental Movement Thomas Klotzbach
1:45 pm	Institutional Racism as a Transformative Device for Leaders of the Black Power Movement Robert Hazen
History, 215 Hartwell
Chair: Jenny Lloyd
1:15 pm	Rivalries of the Third Crusade: Richard's Dillema Nickolas Kingsley
1:35 pm	Turning Point in American Politics: The 1968 Election Ryan Maier
1:50 pm	The Resurrection of Greece: Occidental or Oriental Hellenism Vassilios Pinopoulos

Session IV: 2:30 - 3:30 pm

History, 123 Hartwell
Chair: Katherine Clark
2:30 pm	Recruitment, Training, and Discipline Of The Roman Army During The Early Republic Guy Werle
2:55 pm	Proof of Love Predominantly Through Death in Ancient Rome Krysten Collier
3:20 pm	Deconstruction of a Roman Citizen Kenneth Lane
History, 215 Hartwell
Chair: Owen S. Ireland
2:30 pm	Conditions of American Prisoners of War During the Revolution Andrea Dawson
2:45 pm	Women of the American Revolution: Deconstructing the Petticoat Patriot Devon Davidson
3 pm	Changing Perceptions: Examining Historians Evolving Positions on the Sullivan Expedition of 1779 Timothy Suffredini
3:15 pm	Women of the American Revolution as Portrayed by James Fennimore Cooper in "The Spy" Cynthia Blosenhauer

Session V: 3:45 - 4:45 pm

History, 127 Hartwell
Chair: Wanda Wakefield
3:45 pm	Thinking About Sports Today Evelyn Kosek, Kelli Aylor, Michael Mainzer, Brian Shaffer

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Events

Mon, Sep 16

Zotero (Education focus)
5 pm - 6:15 pm

Tue, Sep 17

Naturalization Ceremony
11 am - noon

Fri, Sep 20

Leadership Program Kick-off
3:30 pm - 5 pm

Wed, Oct 2

ADP Distinguished Speaker Series "The Audacity to Heal: Our Rape Culture"
7 pm - 9 pm

Thu, Oct 3

Faculty/Staff Campaign Kickoff
noon - 1:30 pm