Celebrate the achievements of 21
Queen’s undergraduates as they present
posters resulting from their work
supported by the 2012 Undergraduate
Student Summer Research Fellowship.
View posters and speak with these
budding
researchers
and
their
supervisors.
Undergraduate Student Summer
Research Fellowship
Think Share Learn Discover:
A Celebration of the 2012
USSRF
3:00 pm, Wednesday, October 31st, 2012
Speaker’s Corner
Queen’s Learning Commons
Stauffer Library (Main Level)
3:00 pm
Remarks by Principal Daniel Woolf
and Vice-Principal (Research) Steven Liss
3:30 pm- 4:30 pm
Student researchers will be at their posters
to talk about their work
Posters will be available for viewing in the QLC,
Stauffer Library from October 30th – November 5th
ALL WELCOME!
1. Catherine André, English
Appraising Cobbett's Paper against Gold: Paper Money and Popular Protest in Britain, 1797-1821
Researcher/Supervisor: Mark Jones, English
2. Paul Bishop, History
Arise, ye Nova Scotia slaves": the 1909-10 coal strike in Industrial Cape Breton
Researcher/Supervisor: Ian McKay, History
3. Sarah Blackburn, English
Hegemonic Masculinity in Arrested Development
Researcher/Supervisor: Jeremy de Chevez, English
4. Michelle Bouchard, Art
Lady Aberdeen’s Irish Industries Association in Canada
Researcher/Supervisor: Janice Helland, Art
5. Courtney Biggs, Political Studies
Diversity as a quasi-doctrine in the Profession of Arms: Visible Minorities in the Canadian Forces
Researcher/Supervisor: Christian Leuprecht, Institute of Intergovernmental Relations
6. Everton Brown, Sociology
Unauthorized Migrants in Toronto: The Making of a Contemporary Underclass
Researcher/Supervisor: Cynthia Levine-Rasky, Sociology
7. Michael Carter, Sociology
Urban Space Governance: Security With a Smile
Researcher/Supervisor: David Murakami Wood, Sociology
8. Daniel Chambers, Psychology
Age and gender differences in nervous positive affect and its relation to emotional regulation
Researcher/Supervisor: Tom Hollenstein, Psychology
9. Angela Du, English
Amelia Alderson Opie (1769-1853): The Berg Collection Manuscripts
Researchers/Supervisors: Shelley King, English and John Pierce, English
10. Kelsey Jacobson, Drama
“Upsurges of the Real" in Contemporary Canadian Performance
Researcher/Supervisor: Jenn Stephenson, Drama
11. Tessa Jourdain, Kinesiology & Health Studies
Multiple Perspectives: An Orientation Resource for Queen’s Project on International
Development Interns Working in Arviat, Nunavut with the Summer Camp Program
Researcher/Supervisor: Lucie Lévesque, Kinesiology & Health Studies
12. Andrew Marubashi, History
History and the Greek Crisis
Researcher/Supervisor: Eugene Michail, History
13. Scott Mason, Political Studies
The Curious Case of Stanstead, Quebec: The Effects of Border Securitization on Integrated CrossBorder Communities
Researcher/Supervisor: Christian Leuprecht, Institute of Intergovernmental Relations
14. Erica McLachlan, History/Politics
Here comes Canada”: British Perceptions of Canadian Soldiers During WWII
Researcher/Supervisor: Scott Maclean, History
15. Daniel Panneton, History
Our God, Our Country, and Our Queen” Orangeism, The Prince of Wales, and the Canadian
Popular Political Tradition
Researcher/Supervisor: Rosanne Currarino, History
16. Jason Parker, Philosophy
Applying Kripke's Theory of Truth to Montague Semantics
Researcher/Supervisor: Adele Mercier, Philosophy
17. Elyse Platt, Philosophy
The Nature of Happiness: A Philosophical Enquiry
Researcher/Supervisor: Jon Miller, Philosophy
18. Matthew Roby, English
Monstrous Races in Medieval Manuscripts: Interrogating Self and Society
Researcher/Supervisor: Margaret Pappano, English
19. Alexandra Ruddy, Psychology
Emotion Co-Regulation in Early and Late Adolescence
Researcher/Supervisor: Tom Hollenstein, Psychology
20. Shu Wen Tian, Psychology
A Virtual Reality for Freely Behaving Pigeons
Researcher/Supervisor: Niko Troje, Psychology
21. Julie Weatherhead, Business
From Housewife to CEO: A New Typology of the Modern Corporate Spouse
Researcher/Supervisor: Kate Rowbotham, Business