While sociology and computer science may seem like a “rare combination” Zhen Guo ’21, who came to The College of Wooster as an international student from Beijing, China, sees more research combing the disciplines in the future.
Hannah Lane-Davies ’21 explores the commitments of contemporary birth workers
Shelley Judge, associate professor of Earth Sciences, and her advisee, Morgan Pedroso Curry ’21 share how they maintained a mentoring relationship despite challenges of the pandemic.
Marco Roccato reflects upon the opportunity to “bring the Wooster spirit into the Athens Democracy Forum” again. The senior global and international studies major recently returned from the event that brings together global leaders to discuss current topics in relation to democracy.
Kia Radovanovic studies the effects of experimenter familiarity on inequity aversion in dogs
Marcus Bowers looks at pre-decisional distortion for his I.S. in psychology
Araam Abboud combines classics and biochemistry and molecular biology in one I.S.
Annabell Hopkins studied the evolution of arguments against the Equal Rights Amendment
Hao Tang’s monumental work traces cultural intersections
Sidney Irias compares attitudes toward adoption in the U.S. and Honduras
Justine Walker looks at how space travel will change the mechanics of dance
Jack Gilio focuses on environmental justice
Hannah Sexton looks at the effects of target gene overexpression on bone formation
Brandon Bell looks at the 1906 San Francisco earthquake
Jack Marousek ran economic models to research e-retailers’ impact on traditional shopping for his I.S.
Meg Itoh asks, “What is Chinese food?”
Harry Todd explores the work of Daniel Clowes