8:30 – 9:45am
Panel 1. Making sense in difficult circumstances
Moderator: Jane DoePanel 5. Diversity of Beings
Theodore Montgomery
PhilosophyEthical Philosophy & Artificial Intelligence; Functional Models & The Moral Turing Test
Sophia Gauthier
BiologyGetting to the Point: Characterizing Tooth Function in Deep-Sea Fish
JahAsia Jacobs
Sociology and Anthropology‘I don’t think a life without debt is possible:’ Navigating Student Indebtedness, Restrictive Temporalities, and Embodied Debility among Lewis & Clark College Alumni
Poster Session 1
Quinn Orona Burgos
??Legitimizing of Ethnic Identification in Octavia Butler’s ‘Kindred’
Sophia Auer
??Bearing Witness: Octavia Butler’s Kindred presented by Sophia Auer
Allie Osgood
??Effects of Thrombospondin (TSP) on Neuromuscular Junction (NMJ) Structure and Locomotor Behavior in Drosophila Melanogaster Larvae
Alexa Hanson
??Spontaneous Eye Blink Rate Correlates of Attentional Control For Food Cues
Alexa Hanson, Elijah Hart, Hanna Wright
??Exploring the Effects of Superhero Play on Prosocial Behaviors in Young Children
Panel 2. Readings
Moderator: Jane DoeBen Glick
Mathematics/Computer ScienceTopic Modelling for Phylogenetic Analysis
Emma Celebrezze
Religious StudiesTristeza en la Poesía: Examining Sadness through Mario Benedetti’s Triste nº1 and Ideas of Friedrich Nietzsche
Sally J. Goldman
PhilosophyUn-deforming Desires: Feminist Accounts of Adaptive Preferences
Panel 3. “A little rebellion now and then is a good thing”
Sherlock Ortiz
Political ScienceReform or Revolution: Machiavellian Thought
Sally J. Goldman
HistoryDaring to Struggle: The Student Antiwar Movement in Seattle, 1967-1970
Toby Perkins
International AffairsChanging Course on Corruption: The Causes of Brazilian Anti-Corruption Legislation, 1994-2013
Abi Beerkircher
MusicScreamology: Screaming Vocals in Rock, Metal, and Punk Music
12:15 – 1:00pm
