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2006

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  • Kelly Boerman.Crash and Leave. Winner of the Joynes Creative Thesis Award for outstanding thesis relating to poetry and fiction.
  • Whitney Brown.Tarnishing the ‘Golden Boy’: David Low’s Cartoon Satire of the Rise and Fall of Anthony Eden, 1936-1956.

  • Kristin Cornelius.Amigos de las Américas in Paraguay: The Assessment of the Viability of an International Non-Governmental Organization.
  • Sara Enright.Seguir Molestando: The Role of Watchdog Journalists in Argentina.
  • Lauren Gilstrap. The Cost of Aging: A Political and Financial Analysis of the Proposed Solutions to the Social Security Crisis.
  • Wassia Khaja.  A Heavy Burden: Obesity as a Social Responsibility.
  • Jessica Like.  A Method in Madrid: Production of Ernest Hemingway’s " The Fifth Column".
  • Allison Moore.The Topology of Finite Graphs with a View Towards the Hanna Neumann Conjecture.
  • Barry Pelz.The Scalpel and the Pen: Medical Representations in Williams, Selzer and Conversation.
  • Dana Pitts.Female Firefighters and Boys with Barbies: A Study of Gender Stereotypes in Preschoolers.
  • Anya Rous.See Intimate Reality: David Grossman’s Child Heroes.
  • Zachary Smith.A Missed Opportunity: Rodriguez v. San Antonio ISD and the subversion of Brown v. Board.
  • JunJay Tan.The Artistic Value of Computer Visual Art.
  • Marit Wilkerson. Reasons Why: An Ecologist’s Exploration. Winner of the Joynes Creative Thesis Award for outstanding thesis relating to poetry and fiction.

 Winner of the Albert Prize for best thesis relating to medicine.

  • Sunaina Bhuchar.Understanding Ayurveda: A Western Perspective on an Eastern Paradigm of Healing. 

UNIVERSITY CO-OP GEORGE H. MITCHELL STUDENT AWARDS FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE WINNERS FROM THE PLAN II CLASS OF 2006

Grand Prize Winners  Recipients of $20,000

W Seth Howes
Germanic Studies,  Plan II Honors    
Seth Howes was nominated by Professor Kit Belgum for his work "Negativ- Dekadent: The Cultures of Punk in Halle/Saale, 1978-1989" - richly textured and sophisticated work of original scholarship in the field of contemporary cultural studies, with a focus on the punk music movement in the German Democratic Republic.

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