Friday, November 22, 2019 Keynote Address Afia Ofori-Mensa, Director, Presidential Scholars Program Panel 1: Naming the Past Katie Dykstra, “Dark Tourism Heritage Sites, A Case Study: The Anne Frank House, how Commodification Leads to Authenticity” Ashley Morales, “The African Court as an Alternative to the ICC” Allie Mangel, “Towards a Performance-Based Ethics: Paul Bowles and the Social Aspect of Appropriation” Grace Simmons, “A Deadly Imitation Game: The Confluence Between ‘Gloomy Sunday,’ Suicide Contagion, and Pathological Music” Elijah Shina, “Indiana Jones and the Researchers of the Fantastic Literature: Reconciling Literary Theory on Religion with the ‘Christian Fantastic’” Lunch and Academic Research Roundtable: Biography and the Research Process: Finding Your Personal Motive Aliza Haider '22 Suraj Kushwaha '21 Bianca Swidler '21 Vinny Wagner '21 Panel 2: Analyzing Bodies Natalie Lynch, “Evaluating Esther: The Role of Anthropomorphism in Pet Marketing and Conservation” Jack Bound, “As Thou Art to Thyself: American Moral Anxiety and Preoccupation with Unique Genesis in the Human Cloning Debate” Brooke Johnson, “‘So Poor, So Black’: Examining the Intersection of Race in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina and Human Trafficking” Ella Feiner, “‘Fix Your Hearts, Not Our Parts’: A History of Gender Norms, Hormones, and Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia” David Lipman, “The NBA’s 3-Point Revolution” Panel 3: Identity Formation Brayan Mata, “Deconstructing Breaking Bad: Lessons on Society” Vikash Modi, “Robot Space Companions: A Crucial Solution to Maintaining Morale on Early Mars Habitations” Jasmine Li, “Conveying the Quintessential Chineseness: Ignorance of the Chinese American Identity in United States Chinese Heritage Language Education” Oliver Effron, “‘Prostitution, Or Any Other Immoral Purpose’: The Language of Morality in the 1910 Mann Act” Panel 4: Data and the Human Manan Goenka, “Bias be GAN: Using Generative Adversarial Networks to mitigate gender and racial bias in facial analysis datasets” Ben Dodge, “Can Computers Learn from Copyrighted Content?” Michelle Tsi-Ying Kummel, “Climate Change and the Colorado River: Connections between streamflow, temperature, and precipitation at a site in the Colorado River Headwaters” Sean Horton, "Breaking the Game: Speedrunning as Anti-Nostalgic Practice" Conference organized by Daniel Choi, Will Penman, and Carolyn Ureña. Sponsored by the Princeton Writing Program.
