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2025 REW Schedule
Time | Department | Event | Featured Individuals | Location |
Tuesday, May 28 | ||||
12 - 12:50 p.m. | English | Graduate Presentations | Christine Lopez: Chicana Feminism in Ana Castillo’s Literature Alexis Ramirez: Generative AI in Writing Courses: Improving La Sierras Freshmen FYC and Lesson Plans for High School English | Zoom |
5 - 7 PM | Honors | Junior and Senior Presentations | Elva Garcia (Biomedical Sciences): Uncovering The Reason for Toxicity of gp47 of Phage Amelie in M.smegmatis Dulce Guevera Lopez (Biomedical Sciences): Yeeun Jun (Biological Science): Telemedicine and Digital Health Fiona Lin (Digital Media in Design and Communication): Capturing California: A poetic photobook Nobu Yano (Art, Biology): Embracing My Palauan Identity: Navigating Cultural Revival in a Changing World Katie Jang (English: Literature): The use of Asian American zines post-1960 as an alternative deconstruction of oppressive narrativesand imaginations | Zoom /South Hall 114 |
Wednesday, May 29 | ||||
12:30 - 2 p.m. | Honors Dept | Faculty Panel: Adventures in Archives | Dr. April Summitt: Environmental history, Colorado River, American Indian cultural history, U.S.-MIddle Eastern Relations/Jordan River, rivers and water history Dr. Katherine Koh: Reformation history, focusing on the impact of the Protestant Reformation on St. John's College, Oxford and its relationship with their primary benefactors, the Merchant Taylors' Company, London Dr. Lora Geriguis: Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century British Literature, Ecocriticism, the study of cultural representations of nature, Daniel Defoe and his contemporaries, Rise of the Novel and Working Class Poets, Biblical Literature | South Hall 114 |
2-3:30 p.m. | Honors Dept | Roundtable: Where Research Begins | Daphne Prakesh: Biology Julia Ko: Biomedical Sciences/Pre-Med Nyla Provost: History and Sociology | South Hall 114 |
5:15-6 PM | REW | Paper presentations | Joshua De Seena: From Ba'al to Yahweh: The Polytheistic Origins of Judaism Miriam Weybright: A Review on the International Organization for Migration | PSC 230 |
6 - 7 PM | REW | Poster presentations | Various Students | PSC |
7:00 PM | REW | Keynote Lecture and REW student awards | Dr. David Kendall: Termites & Roaches & Bats, Oh My!: the joys and challenges of archival research in the tropics | Cossentine Hall 102 |
Thursday, May 30 | ||||
5 PM | English | Creative and Scholarly Panel | Leif Mayang (English: Creative Writing, 2024 English Dept Senior of the Year) Julia Savala (English: Creative Writing) Aleah Clarke (MA in English student) | Hum 113 |
5 PM | Honors | Junior Presentations | Krista Dufala (Neuroscience): Childhood Trauma and Cognitive Aptitude Interventions Julia Ko (Biomedical Science): Discovery of novel anti-CD28 antibodies via phage display Alexandria Falvo (Biological Science): A Phylogenetic Framework of Salp Vertical Migration Caleb Kim (Biomedical Science): Bridging the Gap: Assessing the Accessibility of Advanced Directives Information on Top US Hospital Websites Daphne Prakesh (Biomedical Science): Characterizing the Physical Chemical Properties of Oligonucleotide-based Parenteral Drug Products | " |
Contact Us
For any questions about Research Emphasis Week or the poster session, please contact:
Aimee Leukert
rew@lasierra.edu
951-785-2270