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Celebration of Student Research, Scholarship, and Creative Work 2019—Album Two

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Owen Doster ’20 talks to NAWM members about his work with the Montgomery County Health Department at today's Celebration of Student Research, Scholarship, and Creative Work.

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Sam Stewart ’19 holds the puppet he carved in Czechoslavakia during an immersion trip to study the art of puppetry last fall.

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Miguel Aguirre ’19 earned one of three Celebration Research, Scholarship, and Creativity Awards with his work in biology.

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Senior Brandon Arbuckle's political science research looked at the constraints on land management caused by parcelization of the Northwoods of the Midwest.

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Sophomore Eric Lakomek's research for the Global Health Initiative found some of the obstacles encountered by those trying to get mental health care.

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Fabian House ’16 checks the Celebration schedule of talks and posters.

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Junior Aaron Boyd's puppet steps out to meet her public.

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Senior Griffin Hall's presentation—'World Building: The Process of Creative Writing'—included a lot of audience participation.

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'Like Paris, in the 1920s, in a country ruled by a queen, in which blood is currency'—Hall asked the audience to come up with details about an alternate world in which a particular story would take place, and was delighted with some of their answers.

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The audience enjoyed building Hall's world.

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Hall's presentation on creative writing was inspired by his love of games and was sponsored by chemistry Professor Lon Porter.

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Nicholas Etter ’19 and Benjamin Grubbs ’20 talk with Communications staffers Adam Phipps ’11 and Ryan Horner ’15 about what it's like to present research at the Celebration.

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Robert Reed ’19 explains the physics behind the Time Globe he modeled after one built by Henry Reich of the MinutePhysics YouTube Channel.

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Reed shows mathematics Professor Esteban Pollard the Time Globe he built using the College's 3D printers and laser cutter.

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NAWM member Joe Trebley ’01 says hello to the puppet carved by Paul Haesemeyer ’21.

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Senior Corey Leuters earned a Wedgeworth Research, Scholarship, and Creativity Award for his poster: 'The Cisterhood: Masculinity, Its Investment in Cisgender Men, and the Effects on Single-Sex Institutions.'

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Senior Ian Finley discusses his economics research on 'Divorcing Wealth from Crisis.'

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Wesley Slaughter's friends take a congratulatory photo of the sophomore in front of his chemistry poster.

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Senior Christian Wirtz's research in rhetoric explored the significance of the Lew Wallace Museum and what its presence tells us about the city of Crawfordsville.

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NAWM Class Agent Representative Jesse James ’08 catches up with Spanish Professor Gilberto Gomez.

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NAWM Past President Rick Cavanaugh ’76 and Professor Emeritus David Hadley H’76 check out the Celebration programs.

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Samuel Marksberry ’21 explains his work with the Montgomery County Health Department to his classmates.

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Joseph Patacsil ’19 read from his short story 'How to Use a Handkerchief' and answered questions from the audience.

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