Spring 2022 Program of Events Friday, April 8, 2022 New South, 3rd Floor Poster Session Noon - 1pm Fawaz Ahmad, ’25, “Strengthening Farmers' Associations to Impel Nigerian Catfish Industry Growth” Molly Chadwick, ’25, “Toeing the Line Between Toy and Medicine” Jack Limongelli, ’25, “Sampling: Historical Preservation of Forgotten Music” Matthew Oh, ’25, “When Love is War: Performative Submission and Romantic Power Structures in Japan’s Kokuhaku” Molly Taylor, ’25, “Comparing News Coverage of Air Pollution in High-Risk Counties” Donna Wang, ’25, “A Docuseries’ Road to Congress: The Attraction and Political Impact of Genre Ambiguity in Netflix’s Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness” Opening Remarks 1:00pm Judith Swan, Associate Director for Writing in Science and Engineering Panel 1 1:30-2:20pm Caroline Ji, ’25, “Reinstating Agency in General Tom Thumb's Narrative” Lucia Brown, ’25, “A ‘Hole-y’ Opportunity: Church Mini-Golf and the Community of Leisure” Wiley Kohler, ’25, “Authenticity, Fermentation, and the COVID-19 Pandemic” Johanne Kjaersgaard, '23, Moderator Panel 2 2:30-3:20pm Hiba Siddiki, ’25, “The Effect of Social Media on Rumi’s Translations and Poetry” Ivan Tonkovic-Capin, ’25, “Altered Carbon: Profiling and the Value of the Body” Joseph Kim Sexton, ’25, “How Online Communities Can Help Guide Research on Antipsychotics: A Case Study on Invega and The Loss of ‘The Intangible’” Daniel Burgess, '23, Moderator Panel 3 3:30-4:20pm Ashley Olenkiewicz, ’25, “Understanding the Disconnect between Public, Scholarly, and Prisoner Perspectives on Post-Secondary Education as a Form of Rehabilitation” Mikayla Merin, ’25, “The Orange Glow of Princeton University’s ‘Orange Bubble’: The Effect of Poor Campus Lighting on Black Students” Allison Yuan, ’25, “What Shareholders Want: Re-examining the Scholarship on Integrity vs. Competence” Anna Goodman, '23, Moderator Sponsored by the Princeton Writing Program.
