Join fellow Harvard seniors, who received a CES Senior Thesis Grant, as they share their findings and experiences in writing a senior thesis. Seniors will also offer suggestions to students who are embarking on their senior thesis research.

All students are welcome. To attend this workshop and to receive a Zoom link, please RSVP to Sally Hayes, CES Thesis Workshop Organizer, at marcellahayes@g.harvard.edu.

Conference Agenda

Opening Remarks:

Sally Hayes, Ph.D. Student in History, and CES Thesis Workshop Organizer, Harvard University

Michael Tworek, Research Associate, History Department, and CES Thesis Workshop Organizer, Harvard University

Senior Presenters: (5 minutes each)

• Hannah Craig, (History & Literature) – “Children of the Ceasefire: An Analysis of the Post-Good Friday Generation in Northern Ireland”
• Elizabeth Oehmler, (Sociology/Global Health & Health Policy) – “A Study of Scottish Nationalism under Brexit”
• Emily Markowitz, (Economics/Social Studies) – “System Populists and Policy Populists: A New Lens for Exploring the Rise of Populism in Western Europe
• Francesco Rolando, (Social Studies/Molecular and Cellular Biology) – “Healthcare as a Border: Migrants' Access to and Exclusion from Healthcare Services in Turin, Italy”
• Nathaniel Steele, (Social Studies/Music) – “Aesthetics and Politics: An Exploration of Adorno's Writings on Music”
• Taylor Whitsell, (Government/European History, Politics, and Societies) –“Explaining Stagnation in Domestic War Crimes Prosecutions in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, and Serbia”

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