GSC Symposium Schedule

Saturday, March 31, 2001
Program Schedule  
           
8:00-9:00   Breakfast & Registration      
8:45-9:00   Judges Meeting      
9:00-9:10   Opening Remarks, Pearson 104      
           
           
9:15-10:50   Session I  
           
    Pearson 106   Pearson 104  
           
9:15-9:35   Zayas, Ricardo   Craig, Daniel  
    Biology   Occupational Therapy  
    Nitric oxide signaling in the nervous system of the tobacco hornworm, Manduca sexta.    The Relationship Between Meaningfulness and Emotional Responses to Music.  
           
9:40-10:00   Smith, Rinah   Beltukov, Aleksei  
    Psychology   Math  
    Early chronic exposure to nutritive and non-nutritive sweet solutions alters oral morphine intake.   Infecting the World with Integral Geometry.  
           
10:05-10:25   Bottari, John   Sedarat, Roger  
    Electrical Engineering and Computer Science   English  
    Rapid Prototyping Using Complex Programmable Logic Devices.   Hearing the Babel in the Ivory Tower: Linguistic Racism in the College Writing Classroom.  
           
10:30-10:50   Hamill, Kyna   Griffiths, Megan  
    Drama and Dance   Biology  
    The "Power" of the Sword in Female Transvestism on and off the Jacobean Stage.   The role of salt spray in maintaining coastal sandplain heathland plant communities.  
           
10:55-11:10   Break  
           
           
11:15-12:55   Session II  
           
    Pearson 106   Pearson 104  
           
11:15-11:40   Smith, Cheryl   Arumugam, Sankarasubramanian   
    English   Civil and Environmental Engineering  
    Out of Her Place: Early Modern Exploration and Female Authorship.   Climate Change and Sensitivity of Water Resources.  
           
11:45-12:05   Craine, Steve   Belliappa, Neeti  
    Biology   History  
    Pitch Pine Invasions of Cape Cod Pond Shores: Are They a Threat to Rare Plants?   Crafting a Nation: The Political Identities of Lala Lajpat Rai, 1882-1928.  
           
12:10-12:30   Balachandran, Sumugam   Turnbull, Olivia  
    Electrical Engineering and Computer Science   Drama and Dance  
    Assessment of Risk for Life-Threatening Cardiac Ailments.      
           
12:35-12:55   Martin, Carl   Canceled  
    English      
    "Unthegn": Grendel in his Landscape.      
           
1:00-1:30   Lunch  
           
           
1:35-4:00   Session III  
           
    Pearson 106   Pearson 104  
           
1:35-1:55   Lin-Marcus, Peter   Weststrate, Evan  
    Urban and Environmental Policy   Electrical Engineering and Computer Science  
    Diversity and Leadership at Tufts University.   An Efficient Guided Random Method for Simulation Based Test Pattern Generation in Sequential Logic Circuits.  
           
2:00-2:20   Thomas, Christopher   Wilson, Donna  
    Math   Chemical and Biological Engineering  
    Periodic surface transformations   Nanopatterning of Large Free-Standing Biological Molecules.  
           
2:25-2:45   Bizheva, Kostadinka   Gruber, Stacie  
    Physics and Astronomy   Psychology  
    Penetration depth limit to optical coherence microscopy in turbid media: the effect of multiply scattered light on image contrast and resolution.   Stroop Performance in Normal Controls: An fMRI Study.  
           
2:50-3:10   Gearhart, Heidi   Modrall, Jennifer  
    Art History   Biology  
    From the Fantastic to the Grotesque: the Evolution of Fantastic Imagery in Medieval Pattern Books.   The impact of veterinary administration of antibiotics on the bacterial ecology of wild bird populations.  
           
3:15-3:35   Nephew, Ben   Gwinn, Mark  
    Biology   English  
    Effects of acute crowding on avian physiology, behavior, and endocrinology.   Unmasking Frederick Douglass' Othello.  
           
           
3:40-5:00   Dessert and Awards Presentation  
           
The Graduate Student Council would like to thank all participants for allowing us to showcase the excellent research being conducted at Tufts University. We would also like to thank the judges: Dean Rob Hollister (GSAS), Prof. Julian Agyeman (UEP), Prof. Harry Bernheim (Biology), Prof. Anselm Blumer (EECS), Prof. Kevin Dunn (English), Prof. Fulton Gonzalez (Math), and Prof. Daniel Mulholland (History) for taking time out of their busy schedules to attend this event.  
 
 
 
 
 
           

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