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2011 Program for Celebrating Scholarship & Creativity College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University DigitalCommons@CSB/SJU Experiential Learning & Community Celebrating Scholarship & Creativity Day Engagement 4-5-2011 2011 Program for Celebrating Scholarship & Creativity Day Richard White College of Saint Benedict/Saint John's University, [email protected] Bev Radaich College of Saint Benedict/Saint John's University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.csbsju.edu/elce_cscday Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation White, Richard and Radaich, Bev, "2011 Program for Celebrating Scholarship & Creativity Day" (2011). Celebrating Scholarship & Creativity Day. 8. https://digitalcommons.csbsju.edu/elce_cscday/8 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@CSB/SJU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Celebrating Scholarship & Creativity Day by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@CSB/SJU. 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This study investigates the influence of culture… Table of Contents Letter from the Provost...................................................................................................................4 The Day Before: May 4th..................................................................................................................5 PHI BETA KAPPA CEREMONY AND BANQUET .............................................................................5 ERIC REGO BIG IDEA COMPETITION ............................................................................................5 2011 Scholarship and Creativity Day Schedule ...............................................................................7 Humanities & Natural Science Poster Session ................................................................................8 Chemistry ....................................................................................................................................8 Nutrition....................................................................................................................................31 Service Learning ........................................................................................................................34 Fine Arts & Social Science Poster Session .....................................................................................35 Psychology.................................................................................................................................35 Fine Arts Presentations: ................................................................................................................44 Art .............................................................................................................................................44 Humanities Presentations:............................................................................................................45 English .......................................................................................................................................45 Hispanic Studies ........................................................................................................................46 History.......................................................................................................................................49 Modern & Classical Languages..................................................................................................52 Theology....................................................................................................................................57 Natural Sciences Presentations:....................................................................................................58 Biochemistry .............................................................................................................................58 Chemistry ..................................................................................................................................58 Nursing ......................................................................................................................................63 Nutrition....................................................................................................................................67 Physics.......................................................................................................................................69 Social Sciences Presentations: ......................................................................................................71 Entrepreneurship ......................................................................................................................71 Management.............................................................................................................................72 Physical Education.....................................................................................................................74 1 Political Science.........................................................................................................................75 Psychology.................................................................................................................................78 Service Learning ........................................................................................................................84 Sociology ...................................................................................................................................85 Fine Arts & Social Science Poster Session .....................................................................................87 Art .............................................................................................................................................87 Physical Education.....................................................................................................................87 Political Science.........................................................................................................................92 Theater....................................................................................................................................101 Humanities & Natural Science Poster Session ............................................................................102 Biology.....................................................................................................................................102 Communication.......................................................................................................................105 Mathematics ...........................................................................................................................106 Environmental Studies ............................................................................................................107 Fine Arts Presentations: ..............................................................................................................112 Art ...........................................................................................................................................112 Music.......................................................................................................................................115 Theater....................................................................................................................................117 Humanities Presentations:..........................................................................................................119 Communication.......................................................................................................................119 English .....................................................................................................................................121 Gender & Women’s Studies....................................................................................................124 Philosophy...............................................................................................................................126 Theology..................................................................................................................................128 Natural Sciences Presentations:..................................................................................................129 Biology.....................................................................................................................................129 Computer Science ...................................................................................................................133 Mathematics ...........................................................................................................................135 Physics.....................................................................................................................................136 Social Sciences Presentations: ....................................................................................................137 Economics ...............................................................................................................................137 Education ................................................................................................................................142 Management...........................................................................................................................142
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