Undergraduate Research Poster Session
Thursday, April 11
12:00-1:00
1750 University Hall
The Poster Session is an opportunity for undergraduate students who were recently or are currently engaged in a research project connected to a field of study housed in the School of Literatures, Cultural Studies and Linguistics, to share their findings with the UIC community. Participants will design posters that highlight the key insights of their research and will present the posters along with a summary of their project.
2019 Participants: Heading link
Ana Hernandez (Hispanic and Italian Studies; Faculty Advisor: Kara Morgan-Short) – The Role of Cognitive Control and First Language Flexibility in Adult Second Language Development
Zebulon Hurst (French and Francophone Studies; Faculty Advisor: Heidi Schlipphacke) – Excruciating Bliss: Celebrating the Abject Black Self
Emily Kubaitis (French and Francophone Studies; Faculty Advisor: Margaret Miner) – Letters from 19th-Century France: The Everyday Lives of a Family of Notaries in Esternay
Karen Nava (Germanic Studies; Faculty Advisor: Susanne Rott) – Exploring Quizlet’s Impact on German Language Students and Vocabulary Learning
Konrad Wegrzyniak (Slavic and Baltic Languages and Literatures; Faculty Advisor: Karen Underhill) – Saragossa Manuscript as an Early Feminist Text? Reading Jan Potocki with Wollstonecraft, Locke and Bourdieu
Judges:
- Jennifer Cabrelli
- Chiara Fabbian
- Elizabeth Loentz
- Susanne Rott
- Karen Underhill
Co-sponsors Heading link
Co-Sponsored by the Office of the Vice Provost for the Undergraduate Affairs and Academic Programs