Session 2A

Picturing the Past and Imagining the Future

3:30 PM to 5:15 PM | Moderated by Phillip Thurtle
Add to my favorites The Mouse Trap: Exploring the Motives and Implications behind Jewish Authors Representing Jewish People as Mice
Presenter
  • Kaila Eason, Senior, Near Eastern Studies (Languages & Civilization)
Mentor
  • Devin Naar, History, Jackson School of International Studies

  • 3:30 PM to 5:15 PM

    Add to my favorites Aesthetic Representation of Autism in Two Spanish Graphic Novels
    Presenter
    • Jeremy Nolan, Senior, Spanish, Biology, Whitman College
    Mentor
    • Janis Breckenridge, Romance Languages & Literature, Whitman College

  • 3:30 PM to 5:15 PM

  • Add to my favorites On the Relevance of Androids to Androgyny: Mapping Gender onto True Artificial Intelligence
    Presenter
    • Johnson Ju Yue (Johnson) Deng, Senior, English (Creative Writing) UW Honors Program
    Mentor
    • Tom Foster, English

  • 3:30 PM to 5:15 PM

  • Add to my favorites Affect Theory and the GIF Art of Kristyn Janae Solie (kyttenjanae)
    Presenter
    • Hailey Ivie, Fifth Year, Art History, Western Washington University
    Mentor
    • Barbara Miller, Art History, Western Washington University

  • 3:30 PM to 5:15 PM

  • Add to my favorites Oursler's Laughing Machine
    Presenter
    • Amber Lee, Fifth Year, Art History, Marketing, Western Washington University
    Mentor
    • Barbara Miller, Art History, Western Washington University

  • 3:30 PM to 5:15 PM

  • Add to my favorites Constructing Reality: A Comparative Analysis of Tony Ourler's Life of Phyllis and Contemporary Reality Television
    Presenter
    • Isabel Kowacz, Fifth Year, Art History, Western Washington University
    Mentor
    • Barbara Miller, Art History, Western Washington University

  • 3:30 PM to 5:15 PM

  • Add to my favorites Transgenic Art: How Does Bioethics Affect Art?
    Presenter
    • Leanne Greer, Junior, Art History, Western Washington University
    Mentor
    • Barbara Miller, Art History, Western Washington University

  • 3:30 PM to 5:15 PM

  • Add to my favorites "The God Projects": Exploring Neuroethics, Reality, and the Self through Science Fiction
    Presenter
    • Gracen Marie (Gracen) Rubo, Senior, Comparative History of Ideas Mary Gates Scholar
    Mentor
    • Phillip Thurtle, Comparative History of Ideas

  • 3:30 PM to 5:15 PM