Thesis presentations by the CMS Graduate Class of 2016. Topics range from interactive livestreaming to comics to gender in video games. Open to the public.
Presentations of GPSW Master's Theses to the public. Topics include electrical brain stimulation, marine mammal strandings, behavioral environmentalism, evolution, climate refugees, and concussions. Open to the public.
You are cordially invited to attend the thesis presentations of the Class of 2017 in Comparative Media Studies. The event will be held in the Doc Edgerton room, on the first floor of the Cambridge Residence Inn at 6 Cambridge Center. Coffee and conversation at 9:30, presentations begin at 10:00 am. Open to the public. For […]
CMS/W Invites you to the thesis presentations by the class of 2018. Location: W20-491 Time: 10-5 Followed by a celebratory reception in the W20 Mezzanine Lounge.
CMS/W Invites you to attend the thesis presentations of the CMS Graduate Class of 2018 Location:MIT W20-491 Time: 10am -5pm
Food porn, banhammers, and the memes of production -- it's time for the 2018 CMS thesis presentations. Open to the public. You are welcome to attend as many or as few presentations as you wish.
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 […]
Join us as we host our class of '20 Comparative Media Studies graduate students as they present their master's theses (virtually this year, sigh).
CMS/W and The Graduate Program in Science Writing invite you to the Thesis Presentations of the Class of 2020, May 15 starting at 9am.
Open to the public and streamed live. Thesis topics will range from black-footed ferrets to high heels and everything in-between.
Join graduating seniors Christina Warren, Virginia Rosenberger and Kathryn Mohr as the present their senior writing theses to the public.
Join our graduate students as they present their Master's theses to the public. Register here, and the Zoom link will be sent to you.
Come hear presentations by our CMS/W undergraduates on their thesis work. Featuring Miriam Wahid, Sophia Cohen, and Afura Taylor.
Thesis presentations of the CMS Graduate Class of 2022
April 8, 2022
Bartos Theater, E15-070
Presentations begin at 10am.
