On Friday, April 20, posters developed in science-based writing-intensive courses will be on display all day in the LSRC Hall of Science from 8:00 am until 4:00 pm. The keynote speaker, Charlotte Frost, will present “How to Knit Blogs,Write Classrooms and Paint Books” in the East Duke Building Parlor.
On Saturday, April 21, students from writing-intensive courses in the humanities, social sciences, and physical sciences will deliver panel presentations in the East Duke Building. These panel sessions will run concurrently in the Blue Parlor, Pink Parlor, 204B, and 204D from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm, 12:15 to 1:45 pm, 2:00 to 3:30 pm, and 3:45 to 5:15 pm. SaturdaySchedule
Critical Ink 2012
PosterSessions:
1. Authors: Lucie Ahn, James Flynn, Roland Huang
Presentation times: 11:30-12:30, 1:00-2:00, 2:30-3:30
2. Authors: Emily Auger, Rowena Gan, Christine Zhang
Title: Time for change: A survey on public awareness of ocean acidification
Presentation times: 9:30-10:30, 12:30-2:30
3. Authors: Michael Kaelin, Crystal Owens, Bruno Semenzato
Title: Effect of education on perceptions of ocean acidification
Presentation times: 11:30-2:30
4. Authors: Jeannie Chung, Andrew Luo, Amber Zhang
Presentation times: 9:15-10:30, 3:30-4:00
5. Authors: Spencer Dahl, Jingwei Deng, Ji Soo Yim
Title: Baseline knowledge assessment on public awareness of ocean acidification
Presentation times: 9:30-11:30, 12:30-2:30
6. Authors: Daniel Li, Jesus Sambrine, Brandon Sassouni
Presentation times: 10:30-11:30
7. Authors: Adam Berkowitz, Sam Jactel, Tae Eun Kim
Presentation times: 9:30-10:30, 11:30-1:30
8. Authors: Winnie Biwott, John Godbey, Alex Pfiffner
Title: Do demographic factors affect ocean acidification awareness?
Presentation times: 1:30-3:30
9. Authors: Courtney Schatt, Dechen Lama, Willa Townsend POSTER
Title: What’s in a Name? An Exploration of food labels
Presentation times: 10:00-12:30, 1:00-2:30
10. Authors: Caitlin Cristante, Stefan Knight, Hannah Light POSTER
Title: A vindication of frankenfoods
Presentation times: 11:00-1:00, 2:30-4:00
11. Authors: Catrina Mancini, Courtney Murray, Jonathan Reshef POSTER
Title: Combating childhood obesity through school education programs and hands-on learning
Presentation times: 8:00-9:00, 1:30-3:00, 3:00-4:00
12. Authors: Lindsey Olivere, Carl Lawrence, Abby Farley POSTER
Title: Foods of the future…Available today!
Presentation times: 8:00-9:30, 1:30-3:00
13. Authors: Cynthia Wang, Julia Hunter, Connor Moore POSTER
Title: Prestigious eats: The Influence of socioeconomic status in society
Presentation times: 10:00-2:30
14. Authors: Alec Klassen, Lauren Gerald, Kirstie James POSTER
Title: The shift in priority of the fast food industry
Presentation times: 11:00-12:30, 2:30-4:00
15. Authors: Jullian Goncalves, Ali Kershner, Caitlin Chase POSTER
Title: Different sex, different food: Food gendering at Duke University
Presentation times: 11:30-4:00
16. Authors: Angela Zhang, Audrey Gibson, Anna Qiu POSTER
Title: Zero grams trans fat – Girl, look at that body
Presentation times: 8:30-10:00, 1:00-4:00
17. Authors: Chandni Das, Tabria Willford, Meron Hailu POSTER
Title: The tossed salad: Implications of the American disjointed food culture
Presentation times: 8:30-11:30, 1:00-2:30
18. Authors: Kenai McFadden, Joshua Hao, Michael Margolis POSTER
Title: Refocusing Americans’ nutritional outlook
Presentation times: 10:30-12:00, 2:30-4:00
19. Authors: Nealesh Padhye, Matt Hebert, Eric Cohen POSTER
Title: The dark side of food aid: How food aid hurts the impoverished, and what
Presentation times: 10:00-11:30, 1:00-2:30
20. Authors: Leigh Ix , David Winegar, Jayanth Ganesan POSTER
Title: Policies for reducing greenhouse gases in agriculture
Presentation times: 8:30-10:00, 11:00-12:30, 2:30-4:00
21. Authors: Marcus C. Coleman and Ruslan Ardashev.
Title: Monkey See, Monkey Do: Mirror Neurons and the Evolution of Language In Primates
Presentation times: 8:30-9:15, 9:15-10:00
22. Authors: Ariel Wainer and Ellen Hammett.
Title: Comparing Cognitive States and Available Evidence in Apes and Humans
Presentation times: 12:00-12:45, 2:00-2:45
23. Authors: Bo Peng and Nancy Su.
Title: The Importance of Brain Lateralization in the Evolution of Complex Communication
Presentation times: 12:00-12:45, 12:45-1:30
24. Authors: Julianna Miller and Yaqi Zhang.
Title: Theory of Mind in Humans and Apes
Presentation times: 12:15-1:00, 2:00-2:45
25. Authors: Richy Yun and Taylor Pope.
Title: Language Evolution due to Social Cognition
Presentation times: 11:00-11:45, 2:30-3:15
26. Author: Shengtang Li.
Title: The Definition of Language in Primate Research
Presentation time: 9:00-9:45
27. Authors: Paul Pisani and Emma Arata.
Title: Evidence of Theory of Mind in Apes
Presentation times: 12:10-12:55, 1:00-1:45
28. Author: Carly Field.
Title: Convergent Evolution and Social Intelligence Explain Advanced Cognitive Abilities
Presentation time: 10:30-11:15
29. Author: Silvia d. D. Vieira, Bryan W. Clark, Daniel R. Brown, RIchard T. Di Giulio.
Title: An examination of the effects of AhR2 gene knockdown on the toxicity of PAHs in fish
30. Author: Leah Nash
Title: Extent of Mirror Self-Recognition Displayed by Hamadryas Baboons (Papio hamadryas hamadryas)
Panel Sessions:
A panels will be held in the Blue Parlor
B panels will be held in room 204B
C panels will be held in the Pink Parlor
D panel will be held in 204 D
Session 1 runs from 10:30am until 12:00pm
Session 2 runs from 12:15pm until 1:45pm
Session 3 runs from 2:00pm until 3:30pm
Session 4 runs from 3:45pm-5:15pm
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A1. Culture Contact in the Americas Martha Barker – “Transculturation and Assimilation in Indigenous Cartography” Grace Han – “Religion in the Contact Zone” Kevin Nikolaus – “Amerindians, American Cartography’s Forgotten Guides” Joshua Latner – “Alcohol in Amerindian and Pirate Societies” |
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B1. Children’s History, Adult Implications Jay Canarick – “Selling (Out) Childhood” Elisa Berson – “Images of Children and Gendered Politics” Cynthia Wang – “Tracing the Roots of Toddlers’ Tiaras – Selling and Sexualizing Children in 1950’s Print Advertisements.” Ryan Kelly – “Young Warriors: Civil Rights for Black Americans and Disabled Americans” |
Discussants: Kelley Lawton (Head, East Campus Libraries) and Carson Holloway (Librarian for History of Science, Military History, and State Documents)
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C1. Exploring Primate Cognition and Communication Nick Briere – “Theory of Mind” Jeannie Yim – “Primates’ Abilities to Understand Intent, Desire, and Gestures” Sabrina Zeller – “ The Effect of Theory of Mind on Communication in Non-Human Primates” Hannah Neville – “Theory of Mind and Proto-language in Apes” Joseph Kleinhenz – “ A Cognitive Approach to Evaluating the Uniqueness of Human Language” Jasmine Nee – “Linking apes and aves” |
Kaitlyn O’Connor – “The Effects of Human Enculturation on Ape Cognition”
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A2. Swashbuckling Rogues and Lawless Brigands Depictions of Pirates in Popular Culture Deepika Potarazu – “ The Relationship Between Literature and History, Using Piracy as a Lens” Niklas Gahm – “ Piratical Archetypes, You’re Going to Need a Bigger Boat” Rebecca Vernon – “A Pirate…and a Good Man: Moral Relativism in Pirates of Popular Culture” |
Tyler Nisonoff – “ Pirates and Race”
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B2. Writing Historical Film: Interpreting Post-World War II America through the Movies Brahma Natarajan – Beyond Belief Cold War Propaganda in “Atomic Café” Charlotte Lee – “Kinsey” and the Expectation of White Purity in Women and Children in the 1940s and 50s Maya Flippen – Let’s Talk About Sex Analyzing the Life of Alfred Kinsey through Film Andy Nguyen Tran – “Milk” and Popular Perspectives of the Gay Rights Movement |
Discussant: Danette Prachtner (Film, Video, and Digital Media Collections, Lilly Library)
C2. The Capacity for Language in Non-human Primates
Tiffany Kearse – “ Do Non-human Primates Have a Capacity for Language”
Megan Brown – “ Cognitive Development: The Root of Linguistic Abilities”
Jaya Powell – “Comprehension First: Primate Language Acquisition in a Structured Environment”
Courtney Bibbs – “ Language Acquisition”
Maxim Fischer-Zernin – “Human Language Skills: A Failed Measure of Primate Cognitive Ability”
Connor Kozin – “Differing language evolutions among different species”
Ryan Galaz – “ The Capacity of Chimpanzees and Bonobos for Language: An Issue of Definition”
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A3. CRITICALly ThINKing about Different Types of Writing Email, Group Essays, and Public Policy Memos Norah Karlovich – “’Yo, Dear, or Hello Professor?’: Mastering the Discourse of Academic Email” Emily Harris – “Collaborative Writing, Collaborative Thinking: Best Practices for the Group Writing Tutor” Michele Jeon – “What is a Memo? Tutoring and Writing in Unfamiliar Genres” |
Discussant: Prof. Charlotte Frost (Keynote Speaker)
B3. Wartime Writings A Study of the Letters and Diaries of American Servicemen and Women
Chris Evans, Courtney O’Brien, Alex Stitt, and Rui Wang – “Asserting Masculinity Letter Writing in the Revolutionary War”
Eliza Strong, Kelsey Warner, Patrick Hunnicutt, and Will Liakos – “Industrial Warfare and the Letters”
Alexa Barrett, Dan Altman, Alejandro Aquino, and Jack Li – “Cultural Ideologies in World War II Writing”
Discussant: Prof. Dirk Bonker (Duke, Department of History)
C3. What Can Non-human Primates Tell us About The Evolution of Language?
Katherine Livingston -“Developmental Social Communication between Mother Primates and their Offspring”
Nikolai Doytchinov – “Animal Language: Fact, Fiction, and Evolutionary Implications”
Russell Hollis – “Apes Can Learn Words, but Can they Put them Together? A Review on the Syntax and Grammar of Ape Communication”
Suvayan Roy – “The real origin of language”
Yara Alemi – “Evaluation of Gestural-Origins Theory”
Billy Morris – “Evolution of Language: From Gestures to Speech”
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D3. The Gendered Body: Feminist Analysis of Health and Disease Kristie Kim – “Have we come a long way, baby?” Caroline Lehman – “Breast Cancer Ads: Women’s Views on the Pink Ribbon” Camila McHugh – “Twinkies and Twizzlers for America’s Most Vulnerable: The Prevalence of Obesity in Impoverished” |
Sania Rahim – “It’s a Girl”
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A4. Strategies to Improve Pre-Writing: Mapping Each Writing Journey, Mind Mapping, and Invention and Personality Thomas Kavanaugh – “Cartography, Composition, and Adaptability: Teaching Brainstorming Maps as Invaluable Organizational Tools” Christophe Viret – “ Visualizing Tutoring Sessions” Olivia Hughes – “Personality Matters: Writers Are People, Too” |
Discussant: Prof. Denise Comer (TWP)
B4. Communication and Community in Sport
Erin O’Connor – “An Instrumental Role: How Sports Attract Through Sound”
Garrett Berk – “Sport: The Eternal and Universal Language”
Kevin Shenk – “Best Seat in the House: The Battle for Status and Participation”3
Thomas Hart – “”Blood in the Water: An Analysis of Sound, Tempo, and Momentum in Sport”
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C4Drugs, Advertisements, and Cultural Values Kelsey Lakowske – “Branding and Marketing Sadness” Kevin Mauro – “ Analyzing the Advertising Methods of Erectile Dysfunction Medications” Krishan Sivaraj – “The Analysis of Anti-Smoking Advertisement Visual Techniques” Chris Buxton – “The War on Drugs: The Shaping of Anti-drug Campaigns to Effectively Target Individual Populations” |
Da Bin Choi – “Do They Care at All? – DTC Advertising.”