2013 National Convention Program - Alpha Chi
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Section 31<br />
Political Science/Economics: US $ and Reform Movements ........................................................................................... Calhoun<br />
Dr. Paul Michelson, Huntington University, moderating<br />
11:15 "International Trade: Boon or Bane? Analyzing the Influence of International Trade on Unemployment Levels"<br />
Erin Elizabeth Grant, Arkansas Eta, Region II, Harding University<br />
11:30 "Taxation as Regulation"<br />
Michele Jones, California Beta, Region VII, California Baptist University<br />
11:45 "The Influence of the Americans for Tax Reform Group"<br />
Travis Hart, Missouri Lambda, Region IV, Missouri Western State University<br />
12:00 "US Bureau of the Census Reforms"<br />
Avery Bourne, Missouri Epsilon, Region IV, Columbia College<br />
Section 32<br />
Chemistry: Practical Applications ....................................................................................................................................... Kissam<br />
Dr. Stuart Davidson, Greensboro College, moderating<br />
11:15 "Method Development for the Extraction of Vinyl Chloride from PVC Pipes Using Solid-Phase Microextraction"<br />
Rachel Logemann, Tennessee Delta, Region III, Carson-Newman College<br />
11:30 "A Study of Varied Dopant Levels in BIMEVOX Compounds by Microwave Synthesis"<br />
Joshua Smith, Oklahoma Gamma, Region II, East Central University<br />
11:45 "Half-Sandwich Ruthenium (II) Complexes with a 1,4,7-Trithiacyclononane Face and Ancillary<br />
Thiosemicarbazone Ligands"<br />
Marc-Andre LeBlanc, Arkansas Iota, Region II, Lyon College<br />
12:00 "Analysis of Pungency Chemicals in Ginger Soft Drinks"<br />
Jeremy D. Griffin, North Carolina Zeta, Region III, Gardner-Webb University<br />
Student Presentations Session Four (Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.)<br />
Section 33<br />
Art/Music/Dance Papers: Questioning Boundaries ............................................................................................................ Neely<br />
Dr. Howard Smolleck, New Mexico State University, moderating<br />
8:00 "Gender Trouble 2.0: Lady Gaga, Drag, and Postmodern Identity"<br />
Jon-Michael H. Poff, Arkansas Iota, Region II, Lyon College<br />
8:15 "Creative Arts in Raising and Strengthening Girls' Self-Concept"<br />
Meghan Wymer, Tennessee Nu, Region III, Milligan College<br />
8:30 "The Life and Works of Italian Architect Filippo Brunelleschi"<br />
Ashley Sheffield, Arkansas Eta, Region II, Harding University<br />
8:45 "Public Space and the Effect of Street Furniture"<br />
Lisa Lin, New York Sigma, Region VI, Long Island University, Brooklyn<br />
Section 34<br />
American History: Civil War, Prof. Jean Michelson ........................................................................................................... Sarratt<br />
Huntington University, moderating<br />
8:00 "Taking Destiny into Their Own Hands: A Look at Southern Women's Lives During the American Civil War"<br />
Jeannae Eckelkamp, Missouri Delta, Region IV, Westminster College<br />
8:15 "Lincoln, Seward, and the Republican Rejection of Compromise, December 1860"<br />
Eric Goodwin, South Carolina Iota, Region III, Erskine College<br />
8:30 "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl: A Window into North Carolina Slave Experiences"<br />
Amy Snyder, North Carolina Zeta, Region III, Gardner-Webb University<br />
8:45 "The Arkansas Post Campaign and the Importance of the Civil War West of Mississippi"<br />
Roy Wisecarver, Arkansas Zeta, Region II, University of Arkansas at Monticello<br />
Section 35<br />
American Literature: Contemporary Writers ................................................................................................................. McTyeire<br />
Dr. Kate Stewart, University of Arkansas at Monticello, moderating<br />
8:00 "Troubling the Waters: The Function of the Lake in Marilynne Robinson's Housekeeping"<br />
Kelsey Shaw, Texas <strong>Alpha</strong> Zeta, Region II, East Texas Baptist University<br />
8:15 "Ron Rash and the Colonization of Appalachia"<br />
Elizabeth Van Halsema, North Carolina Zeta, Region III, Gardner-Webb University<br />
8:30 "Voices of a Higher Power: Judge Holden in Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian and the Narrative Voice of<br />
Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass as Representative Channels and Manifestations of the Divine"<br />
Stephen T. Sanders, South Carolina <strong>Alpha</strong>, Region III, Lander University<br />
8:45 "The Things They Carried: Vietnam's Emotional Truth"<br />
Emily Knott, South Carolina <strong>Alpha</strong>, Region III, Lander University<br />
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