8:00am
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Breakfast in Scheuer Room, Kohlberg Hall |
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9:00-10:15am
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Panel: English & Intertextuality
Kohlberg 115
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“Writing the Hard Truth: Post-9/11 Latinx Speculative Fiction”
Antonia Aguilar Cole, Bryn Mawr College ‘20 |
“Masked Spellbook: Hauntological Factors in a Literary-Spiritual Engagement with Zong!”
Lourdes Taylor, Haverford College ‘21 |
"A ‘Musical Terrarium:’ Examining Narratives of Black Violence and Trauma in Recitatif, ‘Long Black Song,’ and ‘Pantaloon in Black’”
Ashley Codner, University of Pennsylvania ‘21 |
Panel: Interdisciplinarity & Violence
Kohlberg 226
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“The Optics of Mass Destruction: A Reexamination of the Violent Imperial Legacy of Alexander the Great as a descendant of Philip II of Macedon”
Jaylin Lugardo, Princeton University ‘20 |
“Precarious Archives: The Role of Family Archivists surrounding the Rwandan Genocide”
Ruby Bantariza, Swarthmore College ‘20 |
“Carceral Reform or Technological Setback?: Analyzing Risk Based Assessment Tools and their Racially Disproportionate Repercussions”
Matthew Oakland, Princeton University ‘20 |
Panel: Sociology & Inequality
Kohlberg 228
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“Perception and Navigation of Racial Barriers to the Entrepreneurial Cuban Tourism Economy”
Sophia Lindner, University of Pennsylvania ‘20 |
“Reimagining Sustainable Futures: The Capitalist Narrative’s Aversion to Public Health and Justice”
Vic Say, Bryn Mawr College ‘21 |
“Puerto Rican Housing Tenure in the U.S.: An Analysis of Metropolitan Variation in Homeownership Rates”
Ángel Ortiz-Siberón, University of Pennsylvania ‘20 |
10:30-11:45am
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Panel: Anthropology & Social Change
Kohlberg 115
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“Deconstructing Cultural Competency”
Obiageri Amaechi, Princeton University ‘21 |
“The Legacy of Nonviolent Resistance as Shown Through the Work of El Grupo de Apoyo Mutuo”
Natalia Mora, Haverford College ‘21 |
“Climate Change Responses in Latin American Indigenous Populations through the Millennia”
Casandra Paiz, Bryn Mawr College ‘21 |
Panel: The Arts & Humanities
Kohlberg 226
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“'Won't let my freedom rot in hell': Beyoncé, Toni Morrison, and the black body as an archive”
Ashley Hodges, Princeton University ‘21 |
“A Good Black Queer Manhood is Hard to Find: Tarell Alvin McCraney’s Choir Boy”
Allen Porterie, Cornell University ‘20 |
Panel: Religion & Politics
Kohlberg 228
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“Contending Interpretations of the Prophet Muhammad: Barelvis and Deobandis”
Hamzah Qureshi, Swarthmore College ‘20 |
“Women of Power: Repositioning Korean Bible Women in the History of Religious Leaders in Korea”
Katie Chung, Haverford College ‘21 |
“Religio-artistic Responses to the Six-Day War in the Arab World”
Yousef Elzalabany, Princeton University ‘20 |
12:00-1:00pm
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Lunch & Remarks
Science Center 101
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Dr. Sa’ed Atshan
Coordinator, Swarthmore Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program
Assistant Professor, Peace & Conflict Studies
Swarthmore College |
1:15-2:15pm
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Keynote
Science Center 101
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“The Black Box of Police Torture” - Dr. Laurence Ralph
Professor of Anthropology
Director of Center on Transnational Policing
Princeton University |
2:30-3:45pm
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Panel: American History
Kohlberg 115
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“San Franciscan Warriors: Gerrymandering and Everyday Acts of Politics in Mid-20th Century San Francisco”
Abi Bernard, Cornell University ‘19 |
“Burning Man as Internet City: The Exclusionary Urban Vision of Corporealized Digital Utopianism in the 1990s”
David Canada, Haverford College ‘20 |
“Food Sovereignty and the Energy Insurrection: An Oral History of the Decolonial Turn in the Puerto Rican Environmental Movement, 1960-2019”
Kenji Cataldo, Princeton University ‘20 |
Panel: Cultural Studies & Social Movements
Kohlberg 226
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“The Indigenous Spectrality of La Malinche and La Llorona in Postcolonial Mexico”
Diana Ceron, Cornell University ‘20 |
“Looking Through the Stained Glasses of Memoir”
Zoe Garcia, Bryn Mawr College ‘21 |
“Your Struggles are My Struggles: Epistemic Co-optation in the Discourse of Victimhood”
KiKi Gilbert, Princeton University ‘21 |
Panel: Interdisciplinarity & Regionalism
Kohlberg 228
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“Women, Food, and Farming: A Process of Cultural and Familial Reclamation”
Jessica Hernandez, Swarthmore College ‘20 |
“Nation-building at Altitude: the Role of Mountains and Mountaineering in Imagining Post-Partition India”
Suraj Kushwaha, Princeton University ‘21 |
“Afro-Asia: Coalition Building and Post-Subjectivity”
Raven Schwam-Curtis, Cornell University ‘20 |
4:00-5:15pm
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Panel: Anthropology & the Body
Kohlberg 115
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“Nosotros no somos vuestros gitanos: Rosalía, Romani, and the Rebirth of Flamenco”
Joseph Spir Rechani, Haverford College ‘20 |
“Burying Your Virtual Body: Grief and Memorialization on Facebook”
Elyse O'Bannon, Swarthmore College ‘20 |
“An Autoethnography about Autoethnographies: A Tool Toward Self-Preservation, Healing, and Resistance for Scholars of Color”
Leslie Luqueño, Haverford College ‘20 |
Panel: English & Power
Kohlberg 226
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“‘Things Lovely & Dangerous Still’: Towards a Queer Black Love Poetics”
Imani Davis, University of Pennsylvania ‘20 |
“Panels into the Past: The Narrative Function of Memory in Nnedi Okorafor’s Shuri and Eve Ewing’s Ironheart”
Alma Sterling, Bryn Mawr College ‘21 |
“Surrender to the Air: ‘Free’ Movement and the Ruse of Freedom in Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon (1977)”
Rasheeda Saka, Princeton University ‘20 |
Panel: Global History
Kohlberg 228
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“Stories of the Body”
Summyr-Ann Glover, Bryn Mawr College ‘21 |
“The Spanish Conquest of the Americas as a Case of Filtered History”
Claudia Ojeda Rexach, Haverford College ‘21 |
“Slavery in the Amazon: Subjugation, Resistance, and Race in Northwestern Brazil”
Leopoldo Solis, Princeton University ‘21 |
“Reshaping Female Sexuality in South Asia and Nationalist Pursuits of Modernity”
Ariba Naqvi, Swarthmore College ‘20 |
5:30-6:30pm
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Reception and General Discussion
Scheuer Room, Kohlberg Hall
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