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The Fox Center's Spring 2024 Undergraduate Humanities Honors Fellows gather at the Spring 2024 Undergraduate Honors Fellows Colloquium to present their honors theses to the Emory community. The full program included:

PANEL I: Mind & Matter
Oluwasijibomi Osunkoya - Musical Minds: Exploring the Connection Between Music and Emotions
Braden White - Kristeva and Loewald on the Potential Aptitudes of Parenthood
Yingyi Tan - Western Root, Eastern Shore: The Journey of American Ginseng in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Q&A with Moderator: Michelle Alexis Taylor, FCHI One-Year Postdoctoral Fellow

PANEL II: Arts & Communities
Zimra Chickering - Reception History, Archival Research, and Embodied Experience: Approaches to Food-Based Relational Artworks
Ezra Packard - The Stories Behind Atlanta Food Growing: Oral History and Exhibition as Research Method
Jacob Gibbs - The “William Rubin Kota” & the African Art Market: "Primitivism" Reinvented in the 21st Century
Q&A with Moderator: Haley Jones, FCHI Dissertation Completion Fellow

PANEL III: Histories & Identities
Harrison Helms - Crossing Confessional Borders: Poor Relief and Migration in Reformation Strasbourg
Marwah (Mari) Ismail - Shaping Somali Society: The Impact of the Somali Civil War on Religious Adherence and Identity
Matthew Croswhite - Pedagogies of Prejudice: The Role of Early American Colleges in the Replacement of Indigenous Languages and Ways of Being, 1636-1900
Q&A with Moderator: Christopher Spaide, FCHI N.E.H. Postdoctoral Fellow in Poetics

PANEL IV: Power & Imagination
Ananya Mohan - Real and Unreal: Hierarchical Binaries and the Role of Technology in Science-Fictional Dystopias
Chase Wolfsohn - The Bright Blue Sign
Solomon Kim - Let’s Flood the Market!: Reflections on the Commodification of Art
Q&A with Moderator: Lora Webb, FCHI Two-Year Postdoctoral Fellow

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