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Pavlis Honors College hosted this year's Undergraduate Research Symposium virtually, and two of our Undergraduate Research Associates presented their scholarship to their peers.
First, Brooke Batterson presented on French-Canadian social mobility. Many of you will be familiar with Brooke's work from our earlier posts on French-Canadians in the Copper Country and her storymap on Joseph Grégoire.
First, Brooke Batterson presented on French-Canadian social mobility. Many of you will be familiar with Brooke's work from our earlier posts on French-Canadians in the Copper Country and her storymap on Joseph Grégoire.
Second, Tim Stone presented his continuing research into the built and social environments of children's experiences in 20th century America's industrial cities. Tim previously won the Department of Social Sciences Scholar Award for his early research on these spaces, and is also a co-author on a recently published paper that highlights on schools were vectors for disease transmission during the 1917 influenza pandemic.
We are quite proud of our Undergraduate Research Associates and their scholarly excellence. Way to go Brooke and Tim!
We are quite proud of our Undergraduate Research Associates and their scholarly excellence. Way to go Brooke and Tim!
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