Session 2M

Politics and Policy in America

3:45 PM to 5:15 PM | Moderated by John Wilkerson
Add to my favorites Buying Votes as Public Service: The Electoral Implications of Federal Stimulus Spending
Presenter
  • James William (James) Ganas, Senior, Political Science
Mentors
  • John Wilkerson, Political Science
  • Nicholas Stramp, Political Science, Center for American Politics and Public Policy

  • 3:45 PM to 5:15 PM

  • Add to my favorites The Legacy of Marbury v. Madison in United States v. Lopez
    Presenter
    • Erik Larson, Senior, Politics, Spanish, Whitman College
    Mentor
    • Helen Knowles, Political Science

  • 3:45 PM to 5:15 PM

  • Add to my favorites Partnering for Health: Emerging Forms of Health Governance in Washington State
    Presenter
    • Helen Elizabeth Olsen, Senior, Geography, Public Health-Global Health Mary Gates Scholar, Undergraduate Research Conference Travel Awardee
    Mentors
    • Lucy Jarosz, Geography
    • Sarah Elwood, Geography

  • 3:45 PM to 5:15 PM

  • Add to my favorites An Examination of the Complexities of Prison Health Care
    Presenter
    • Jennifer Luong, Senior, Biochemistry, Anthropology: Medical Anth & Global Hlth Mary Gates Scholar, Undergraduate Research Conference Travel Awardee
    Mentor
    • James Green, Anthropology

  • 3:45 PM to 5:15 PM

  • Add to my favorites Behind Bars: The Prevalence and Consequences of Jailing Juveniles in Washington State
    Presenters
    • Max T. (Max) Burnham, Senior, Political Science, Law, Societies, & Justice
    • Victoria (Tori) Bishop, Senior, Law, Societies, & Justice, History
    • Marc Meyer, Senior, Law, Societies, & Justice
    • Lauren Martin, Senior, Law, Societies, & Justice
    • Martha Muldowney, Senior, Law, Societies, & Justice, Sociology
    • Sandy Cathy (Sandy) Nguyen, Senior, Law, Societies, & Justice EIP Scholar, McNair Scholar
    • Anupreet (Anu) Sidhu, Junior, Law, Societies, & Justice, Economics
    • Elizabeth Kent, Senior, Law, Societies, & Justice
    Mentor
    • Steve Herbert, Law, Societies, and Justice

  • 3:45 PM to 5:15 PM