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The Roy O. West Senior Scholarly and Creative Symposium is an all-day, drop-in event which provides seniors the chance to present and highlight their senior research or creative projects and papers to their peers and to members of the campus community.

Student's submissions are archived in the Library's institutional repository and made available through the open access platform. See examples below:

  • Crisis in the Heart of Darkness: Navigating the Complexities of the Congo Crisis 1960-1961

    Crisis in the Heart of Darkness: Navigating the Complexities of the Congo Crisis 1960-1961

  • Daughters of Sexual Politics: The Fujiwara's rise to regency through romantic poetry and marriage

    Daughters of Sexual Politics: The Fujiwara's rise to regency through romantic poetry and marriage

  • World War Two Propaganda: Analyzing and Comparing German and American Strategies

    World War Two Propaganda: Analyzing and Comparing German and American Strategies

  • Islands of Suppression: Japanese Internment in Hawaii vs. West Coast 1941-1945

    Islands of Suppression: Japanese Internment in Hawaii vs. West Coast 1941-1945

  • Disney, Slavery, and Education: How the Conversation of Racial History Influenced the Depiction of Uncomfortable Historical Realities

    Disney, Slavery, and Education: How the Conversation of Racial History Influenced the Depiction of Uncomfortable Historical Realities

  • The Chicago Fire of 1871: Recovery and Reinforcement of Class Divisions

    The Chicago Fire of 1871: Recovery and Reinforcement of Class Divisions

  • Finding the Right Partner: Japan and Netherlands’ Relationship in the Edo Period

    Finding the Right Partner: Japan and Netherlands’ Relationship in the Edo Period

  • Dating The Ste. Genevieve Limestone in West-Central Indiana Using Sr-Isotope Stratigraphy

    Dating The Ste. Genevieve Limestone in West-Central Indiana Using Sr-Isotope Stratigraphy

  • "Fearfully and Wonderfully Made": The Reconciliation of the LGBTQIA+ Community to American Christianity

    "Fearfully and Wonderfully Made": The Reconciliation of the LGBTQIA+ Community to American Christianity

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    AROutcrop: An augmented reality mobile application for enhancing geoscience learning and comprehension in the field and classroom

  • Characterizing Potentially Harmful Environmental Legacy Issues within a Declining Midwest City: A Street Sediment Study of Northeastern Terre Haute, Indiana

    Characterizing Potentially Harmful Environmental Legacy Issues within a Declining Midwest City: A Street Sediment Study of Northeastern Terre Haute, Indiana

  • Universe and You: A Search for Universal Moral Values

    Universe and You: A Search for Universal Moral Values

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