This event provides the opportunity for CES thesis research grantees to present their research and preliminary findings and receive constructive feedback during their writing process from faculty, scholars and fellow students.
For the Harvard community, this event is an opportunity to learn from new research and findings on diverse social science topics related to Europe. Moreover, for students considering writing a thesis and applying for a CES senior thesis grant, this conference helps to illustrate what to expect in preparing and writing a thesis as well as the benefits from this rigorous but rewarding process.
For a full agenda and list of speakers, see below. This event is open to the public!
Please note: This Zoom event requires registration. Click here to register.
Conference Agenda
Senior Presenters (5 minutes each)
Hannah Craig, “Children of the Ceasefire: An Analysis of the Post-Good Friday Generation in Northern Ireland” (History & Literature)
Elizabeth Oehmler, “A Study of Scottish Nationalism under Brexit” (Sociology/Global Health & Health Policy)
Emily Markowitz, “System Populists and Policy Populists: A New Lens for Exploring the Rise of Populism in Western Europe (Economics/Social Studies)
Francesco Rolando, “Healthcare as a Border: Migrants' Access to and Exclusion from Healthcare Services in Turin, Italy” (Social Studies/Molecular and Cellular Biology)
Leo Saenger, “Overtourism and Its Impacts on the Authenticity of Venetian Streetscapes” (Applied Mathematics)
Nathaniel Steele, “The Impact of Nationalism on Music Education in Germany and the United States” (Social Studies/Music)
Taylor Whitsell, “Explaining Stagnation in Domestic War Crimes Prosecutions in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, and Serbia” (Government/European History, Politics and Societies)
Yuke Zheng, “The Impact of Overtourism in the Mediterranean Basin” (Computer Science)
