Student Scholar Symposium Recognizes Outstanding Students

April 9, 2004

The 2004 Student Scholar Symposium will recognize eight students for their outstanding academic merit and provide a forum for showcasing their achievements. The symposium will be held Tuesday, April 20, beginning at noon in the Harry T. Wilks Conference Center.

Students will share particular research projects or approaches to learning. The following students were nominated by MUH faculty memers.

Jennifer Ciancio
Major: Early Childhood Education
"Every Child Left Behind: The Forgotten Students of Inner-City Schools"
Nominated by Kelli Lynn Johnson

Christina Teed
Major: Eng Lang Arts Ed (Theater Minor)
"The Long Drive Home"
Nominated by Bekka Eaton

Arjuna Anderson
Major: Zoology
"Writing About Politics: The Language of President Bush Post 9/11"
Nominated by William Degenero

David Dekelaita
Major: Zoology
"Secretary Tom Ridge: Rhetoric of Fear"
Nominated by Dr. William Degenero

Deborah L. Clark
Major: History
"Queen Victoria: A Monarch's Responsibilities"
Nominated by Michael Carrafiello

Katherine Lee Erb
Major: Fine Arts
"The Culture of Booker T. Washington Community Center"
Nominated by John Cinnamon

Kevin M. Herzner
Major: Philosophy
"Zealotry: When Choice Controls Instead of Being Controlled"
Nominated by Cynthia Nitz Ris

Bethany Glass
Major: Philosphy
"ELL Education in the USA"
Nominated by Connie Turner