Academic Creativity and Excellence Day
The semi-annual research colloquium at Bushnell founded by Dr. Tim Bergquist.
The United States Involvement in Chile: the Undermining of Salvador Allende
In the 1970s, Chile democratically elected a socialist leader. However, outside sources, i.e. the United States, did not like the outcome of the election and did everything in their power to overthrow Salvador Allende. The purpose is to show how involved the U.S. truly was in the overthrow.
HIST 499, Senior Capstone
Steve Goetz
A201
10 – 10:30 AM
Contemporary Christianity in China: History of Catholicism in the 20th Century
The focus of the project will be on how the Catholic Church thrived in China while facing difficult odds.
HIST 303
Ron Palmer & Chuck Sturms
A201
8:30 – 10 AM
The Heroes of Chile
Beyond the western side of the Andes, there lies a civilization that has produced many intellectuals and heroes often overlooked. This project will shed some light on the heroes in Chile, throughout their history.
HIST 440
Ron Palmer
A201
10 – 11 AM
Russian Role in European Hegemony
A quick overview of how Russia was able to rise as one of the dominant forces in Europe.
HIST 380
Ron Palmer
A201
9 – 10 AM
Study Abroad
Reflections on studying abroad, how it contributed to educational and personal development: intellectually, spiritually, socially, and emotionally. Areas covered include Uganda and Chile.
Ron Palmer
L203A
10 – 11 AM
Salem Witch Trials
For this project, I plan to analyze and research the persecution and trial of the witches and whether the trials proved beneficial towards the towns and its citizens. If proved beneficial, was it moral? How were the accused executed or treated after the trials?
HIST 334
Ron Palmer
A201
9 – 9:10 AM