History Honors I

    Location

    Henry Hogan Campus Center, 328

    Start Date

    23-4-2025 9:00 AM

    End Date

    23-4-2025 12:00 PM

    First Advisor

    Gwenn Miller

    Second Advisor

    Kris Ray

    Third Advisor

    Cynthia Hooper

    Fourth Advisor

    Ke Ren

    Department

    History

    Description

    10:00 A.M. | Joseph Nepomuceno '25 (Faculty Mentors: Gwenn Miller & Kris Ray) “Following the Lord into this Wilderness:” Puritan Theology and Encounters with the Native World
    10:30 A.M. | Marlie Nist '25 (Faculty Mentor: Cynthia Hooper) The Princess Trap? Scavenging for a Russian Story of Rebellion No Royal Wanted to Remember
    11:00 A.M. | Ryan Lynch '25 (Faculty Mentor: Ke Ren) Propaganda, Exile and the Spanish Civil War: Three Spanish Artists and Their Struggle for a World Without War and Facism (1931-1955)
    11:30 A.M. | Jack Canty '25 (Faculty Mentor: Sanjog Rupakheti) The Eagle Went Over the Mountain: Compromises and Pitfalls in the U.S. Intervention in Afghanistan

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    Additional Faculty Mentor: Sanjog Rupakheti

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    Apr 23rd, 9:00 AM Apr 23rd, 12:00 PM

    History Honors I

    Henry Hogan Campus Center, 328

    10:00 A.M. | Joseph Nepomuceno '25 (Faculty Mentors: Gwenn Miller & Kris Ray) “Following the Lord into this Wilderness:” Puritan Theology and Encounters with the Native World
    10:30 A.M. | Marlie Nist '25 (Faculty Mentor: Cynthia Hooper) The Princess Trap? Scavenging for a Russian Story of Rebellion No Royal Wanted to Remember
    11:00 A.M. | Ryan Lynch '25 (Faculty Mentor: Ke Ren) Propaganda, Exile and the Spanish Civil War: Three Spanish Artists and Their Struggle for a World Without War and Facism (1931-1955)
    11:30 A.M. | Jack Canty '25 (Faculty Mentor: Sanjog Rupakheti) The Eagle Went Over the Mountain: Compromises and Pitfalls in the U.S. Intervention in Afghanistan