Science Writing Graduate Thesis Presentations

CMS/W and The Graduate Program in Science Writing invite you to the Thesis Presentations of the Class of 2018.

W20 (Student Center) 20 Chimneys
Morning Session: 10:00 AM
Presentations by

• Fatima Husain The Deepest Paradox: Seafloor Mining and Its Future
• Frankie Schembri The Promise and Perils of Personalized Learning: Keeping Students at the Center of the Ed Tech Revolution
• Timothy James Dimacali From the Sea to the Stars: The Forgotten Journeys of the Philippines’ Ancient Explorers
• Kelsey Tsipis Fission and Fury in Perry, Ohio: One Town’s Fight to Save Their Nuclear Power Plant

Lunch Break: 12:00 PM
Afternoon Session: 1:00 PM
Presentations by

• Ashley Junger Can This Burger Save the Planet? Synthetic Beef and the Dream of an American Animal-Free Diet
• Heather Mongilio The Invisible Scars: How Domestic Violence Victims Have Been Left Out of the Discussion on Traumatic Brain Injuries
• Laura Castañón The People and the Park: How a Small Mexican Community Created One of the World’s Most Successful Marine Preserves

Directly following the Thesis Presentations
Screening of Student Documentary Videos