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Tuesday, April 10th
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2018
10:00 AM	Interdisciplinary Research Presentations Group 1A “Stopping Communism in Its Tracks: The Red Scare in Central New York” Elizabeth Campbell 10:00 AM Furman Hall 107 History Individual Oral Presentation
10:00 AM	Interdisciplinary Research Presentations Group 1A The El Salvador Reader Gabrielle Haddad 10:00 AM Furman Hall 107 History Individual Oral Presentation
11:15 AM	Public and Local History at Furman and in Greenville Deciphering Richard Furman: Transcribing Furman University's Namesake Laura Bloodworth 11:15 AM Furman Hall 207 History Individual Oral Presentation
11:15 AM	Public and Local History at Furman and in Greenville My Journey in Retrospect: Interning for Furman's Task Force on Slavery and Justice Quincy Mix 11:15 AM Furman Hall 207 History Individual Oral Presentation
11:15 AM	Public and Local History at Furman and in Greenville Preserving Travelers Rest’s Historic Structures: Interning at the TRHS Trevor Woods Sam Hayes 11:15 AM Furman Hall 207 History Individual Oral Presentation
11:15 AM	Public and Local History at Furman and in Greenville Re-Memorializing Max Heller: Father of Modern Greenville Ezra Hall 11:15 AM Furman Hall 207 History Individual Oral Presentation
11:15 AM	Public and Local History at Furman and in Greenville War, Peace, and Progress: Greenville in the Great War Julia Fresne 11:15 AM Furman Hall 207 History Individual Oral Presentation
1:15 PM	Interdisciplinary Internship Panel My Internship at the National Archives Alex Robinson 1:15 PM Plyler Hall 126; Patrick Lecture Room History Oral Panel Presentation
1:15 PM	Interdisciplinary Internship Panel Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Academic Healthcare Chelsea McKelvey 1:15 PM Plyler Hall 126; Patrick Lecture Room Modern Languages and Literatures Oral Panel Presentation
1:15 PM	Interdisciplinary Research Presentations Group 3 A Tale of Domestic and Uncommon Parental Barbarity? The Life and Death of Anne Wainhouse Madeleine De Pree 1:15 PM Furman Hall 118 History Individual Oral Presentation
2:30 PM	Historicizing Upstate Farming: The Relationships Between Historic Land Use and Current Stream Conditions Erica Blake Ann Legg-Margiotta 2:30 PM PAC gym History Poster
2:30 PM	Smithsonian: National Museum of American History Anna Doremus 2:30 PM PAC dance studio History Slideshow
3:00 PM	Atlantic Institute: Creating a Legacy of Understanding Caroline Thompson 3:00 PM PAC dance studio History Slideshow
3:30 PM	Travel and Tourism in Six Atlantic World Cities during the Age of Nation-building, 1830-1880 Elizabeth Leeder 3:30 PM PAC gym History Poster