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2025 REW Schedule

TimeDepartmentEventFeatured IndividualsLocation

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

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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 DeptFaculty 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 PMREWPaper presentations

Joshua De Seena: From Ba'al to Yahweh: The Polytheistic Origins of Judaism

Julia Savala: Infidelity, Male Power, and Culture: The Rise and Fall of the Relationship in Lahiri’s 'Sexy'

Miriam Weybright:  A Review on the International Organization for Migration

PSC 230
6 - 7 PMREWPoster presentationsVarious StudentsPSC
7:00 PMREWKeynote 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 EnglishCreative and Scholarly Panel

Leif Mayang (English: Creative Writing, 2024 English Dept Senior of the Year)
Title:  “I Will Be”

Julia Savala (English: Creative Writing) 
Title: “‘Half Myself, Fulling Alive’: The Consequences of Falling in Love at 14"

Aleah Clarke (MA in English student)
Title:  "’Queen of the Blues’: An Early Portrait by Gwendolyn Brooks of Black Women as People”

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

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Contact Us

For any questions about Research Emphasis Week or the poster session, please contact:

Aimee Leukert

951-785-2270

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