Earlier this year we featured an interview with Jackson Scholar candidate, Stephen Babendreier (that story here). Now you have to chance to hear all of our Jackson Scholar candidates present their theses on a range of topics. Each presentation takes place in the The Heights living room, begins at 3:30pm, and will be followed by questions from a panel of faculty members and then from the audience. All are welcome!
Carlos Roa and faculty panel after his thesis presentation.
April 13 Daniel Kennedy
A Comparison of Generalship and Moral Character:Lee and Grant during the Civil War
April 14 Carlos Roa
The Effect of Modern Social Media on U.S. Presidential Elections
April 15 Jack Gidley
An Analysis of the Encyclopedia of d’Alembert
April 27 Luke Polito
The Consequences of Drug Legalization
April 29 Paul Rowedder
No Country for Old People: Social Security Reform in 2011
May 2 John Burton
The Expansion of Government during the FDR Era
May 3 Andrew Wisenberg
Fourier Analysis and the MRI
May 4 David Ortiz
Epicurean Influences within Vergil’s Aeneid
May 5 Steven Girardi
Just War Theory: War on Terror in Afghanistan
May 6 Eric Campos
The Death Determination of Organ Donors
May 9 Kevin Lutes
The Conflict between Euroskepticism and Europhilism in Poland
May 10 Federico Segura
Architecture and the Person
May 11 Joseph Fichthorn
Grenada: An Exploration of Legal and Strategic Forms
May 12 Ralph Fairbanks
The Origins of the Universe and Intelligent Design
May 16 Thomas Longano
The Religious Effect of the Apotheosis of the Roman Emperor
May 17 Stephen Babendreier
Constitutional Rights of Student Groups on the University Campus
