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History Students to Present at Weekend of Excellence
Saturday, April 16
Graduate School Interdisciplinary Research Symposium, Quinlan Life Sciences Building Auditorium, First Floor
Paper Session A
9:00AM
Mapping Feminine Felonies in Chicago, 1870-1920- Rachel Boyle, PhD Candidate
9:30AM
Digital Mapping to (Re) Envision the the Geographies of Antislavery Newspapers and Black Networks for Print Distribution, 1823-1833- Nathan Jeremie-Brink, PhD Candidate
Paper Session B
1:30PM, Room 212
Nineteenth-Century Jesuits and the Making of the St. Ignatius College Library, Michael Albani, History MA
Undergraduate Research and Engagement Symposium, Mundelein Center Auditorium
Research Poster Session I: 11-12:30PM
Poster 12
Outside the Army: An In-depth Look at the Duke of Cumberland's Personnel - Sarah Deas, '16 Provost Fellowship
Poster 13
The Cultural Defiance of Women Religious: Speaking Volumes through the Removal of Habits - Claire Blankenship, '17
Research Poster Session II: 2-3:30PM
Poster 82
Cardinal George William Mundelein: Chicago Catholicism from 1929-1923 - Hector Bahena, '17, Mulcahy Scholars Program
Jesuit Libraries Provenance Project-1840's Jesuit Book Trade - Brendan Courtois '16 and Dan Snow
Research Paper Oral Presentations, 12:50PM-2PM
Mundelein 303
Cardinal George William Mundelein: Chicago Catholicism from 1929-1933 - Hector Bahena '17, Mulcahy Scholars Program
Foreign Americans: Immigrant Catholics in 19th Century Chicago - Kyle Jenkins, '16
Building an Indentity: An Artistic Study of Irish Catholic Ethnic Parishes in Chicago - Susannah Heissner '17
A Roman Martyr in LA: The Impact of Fabiola on Catholic Literary History - Olivia Raymond '18
Mundelein 406
Dog Fighting in Chicago - Lauren Rogers '16, Provost Fellowship
The "Golden Age" of the French Foreign Legion: A Cultural Analysis of the Legion through Film and Memoir Depictions - Katherine Will '16, Provost Fellowship
The Excellence Awards Ceremony-by invitation
Sr. Jean Dolores Schmidt MPR, Damen Student Center, 7:00PM
History Graduate Student Association (HGSA) President, Hope Shannon, along with Vice President Fazila Kabahita, and Treasurer Kelly Schmidt will represent HGSA for their nomination for the Loyola Graduate and Adult Leadership Award for an Outstanding GPA Student Organization.
