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    The document provides the schedule for the AGORA 2015 student conference, which includes sessions on creativity, English, social sciences, and related topics. Some of the session topics include poetry, cultural stereotypes and identity, health behavior change, war and technology in Japan, and compelling gender roles in Peter Pan. The keynote speaker is Brenda Sargeant and will discuss the power of communities. The conference is organized by the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences and supported by the RDC CAT Fund.

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    The document provides the schedule for the AGORA 2015 student conference, which includes sessions on creativity, English, social sciences, and related topics. Some of the session topics include poetry, cultural stereotypes and identity, health behavior change, war and technology in Japan, and compelling gender roles in Peter Pan. The keynote speaker is Brenda Sargeant and will discuss the power of communities. The conference is organized by the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences and supported by the RDC CAT Fund.

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    AGORA 2015

    student conference

    A student organized
    conference under the
    auspices of the
    Department of
    Humanities and Social
    Sciences and with
    generous financial
    support from the RDC
    CAT Fund.

    the keynote
    Brenda Sargeant
    The Power of can be found online world, to your own
    Communities and off and town, or to just
    involvement in them yourself....get
    Communities aren't brings powerful involved.
    just small town change & abundant
    neighbours drinking opportunities.
    coffee & gossiping.
    Communities are Find your
    everywhere - within communities. Dig in.
    businesses, on social Reap the benefits of
    media platforms, in being a part of
    towns & cities, something that
    politics, and through matters...whether it
    volunteerism. They matters to the

    1
    the morning program
    AGORA 21 MARCH 2015

    Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of this program, but some last minute changes may still occur. Some titles shortened.
    Our apologies to presenters for any errors or omissions.

    Session Time Creativity English Social Sciences English et al


    (2501) (2600) (2503) (room 2505)

    9:00-10:15 POETRY: Kristen Lowe “Kiss of Dani Van Alstyne Phedra-Lyn Andrew
    Ceanna Prediger the Fur Queen and “Thinking Styles in “The Male Feminist: A
    “Teachers are Colonialism: A Short Athletes and Non- Rare Species”
    Sculptors” Story” athletes” Amanda D. Gagne
    Nadine P. Ross Kennedy C. Burgess Carmella L. Wallace “Breaking the Image:
    Sayde Jayne Vockeroth “Cultural Stereotypes: “Being Perfectly A Deconstruction of
    Ashton H. Udal The Effects on One’s Mindful” Female Representations
    “Degrees of Identity” Deb Helmer “Health in Art and Literature”
    Separation” Kalyn Schmidt Behavior Change Amber Moss (short
    Wendy N. “Border-crossing: Program” story?)
    MacDormand Analyzing Native and August S. Kortzman (MOD: Hollie A)
    (MOD: Guillermo) Settler-Invader “Quality of Life of
    Relations in Canadian Young Adults Residing
    Literature and in a Long-Term Care
    Identity” Facility”
    (MOD: Jan Olesen) (MOD: Anomi
    Bearden)

    10:30-11:45 POETRY: Madison P. Lewis “Re- Daniel Geary


    Pat Holloway writing Jane: The “Running from Death Angelina L. Saunders
    Stephanie M. Foran Changing of Self with Love” “War & Technology
    Catherine A. Saffran through ‘Reader Marisa Van Bavel and Japan”
    Robert Raincock Response Theory’” “Volunteering with Bryan Krall “The
    Elena Rousseau Morgan Mickelson Immigrant Women’s Natural Animal:
    (MOD: Guillermo) “Women’s Unity in Economic Security” Hitler's Forgery”
    Writing” Alexa Lastiwka “Social Courtney Hodkinson
    Ashton H. Udal Influences Associated “Durkheim’s Ideas and
    “Lasting Impressions in with the Cosmetic Their Connection To
    Jane Tompkins, A Life in Surgery Industry” The Ottawa Shooting
    School” Alicia Khan “Gratitude of 2014”
    (MOD: Roger D) Practice” Creighton Garson
    Marisa Van Bavel and “Ukrainian
    Blaire Turnbull Nationalism”
    (MOD: Anomi (MOD: Dan Haas)
    Bearden)

    12:00-12:45 Keynote (2600) Keynote (2600) Keynote (2600) Keynote (2600)

    12:45-1:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

    2
    the afternoon program
    AGORA 21 MARCH 2015

    Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of this program, but some last minute changes may still occur. Some titles shortened.
    Our apologies to presenters for any errors or omissions.

    Session Time Creativity English Social Sciences English et al


    (2501) (2600) (2503) (room 2505)

    12:45-1:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

    1:30-2:30 STORY and Ashley Bahler Cyril House “Mastery”


    PAINTING: “Compelling Gender Alanna C. Moore”The OPEN
    Tobechi Nwabuogor Roles in Peter Pan” Gift of Life” or “AI”
    “AIDEN: LAST Kalyn Schmidt Tristan Gillespie
    WALK” “Psychoanalytic and “Camus”
    Jonah Kondro Postcolonial Douglas Price “The
    “Whiskey Psychosis” Subjectivity in Where the Pontiac Rebellion”
    Elena Rousseau Wild Things Are” (MOD: Larry S)
    Keiro Blyth (visual art) Sayde Jayne Vockeroth
    Kristen Lowe “You “Evangelizing With the
    Fight With Your Hair Reader”
    in a Bun” Elizabeth H. Fleming
    (MOD: Stephane P) “Nana’s Little Fire”
    (MOD: Greg Wells)

    2:45-3:45 STORY: Molly J. Rainforth “‘A Allie Foerger “The Catherine Saffran “The
    Jessica Groves Rose for Emily’ by Present Beef with Meat Birth of the Holy
    Ashley R. Ethier William Faulkner” Production” Roman Empire”
    “When Art Strikes a Cyril C. House Brad Bodechon “Moral Elena Rousseau “There
    Chord: An Evaluation “Wordsworth” Permissibility of Must Be Cakes and
    of Music’s Influence on Rachel Holden “The Torture” Ale”
    Emotionally-Evocative Term ‘Age of Anxiety’” Kayln A. Cook Nirupama Raghavan
    Fine Art” Ceanna Prediger “Vaccinations in “(Not) Pricked Out for
    Kristal Harvey “Loneliness: The Livestock” Women’s Pleasure”
    Madison P. Lewis Sickness of the Soul” Jordana M. Roller “A Layla Bougie “(Her)
    “Getting Back Into the Dallas Hancox How-To for All the Death Before (His)
    Groove” “Wallace Stevens’ Women in the World “ Dishonour”
    (MOD: Stephane P) Poetry” (MOD: Larry S) (MOD: Dan Haas)
    (MOD: Jan Olesen)

    4:00-5:00 OPEN Daniel Geary Terri Coulter Evan P. Lintick


    “Understanding “Literature Review of “Machiavelli”
    Communication” Sexual Assault” Brandon S. DeJong
    Christine Coulson Katie Ingram “Draco “What’s Wrong with
    “The Inevitability of and Legal History” Oppression, Anyway?”
    Boredom: A Lindsey Cook “Sexual Robert Raincock
    Psychoanalytic Reading Assault Offenders in “Ethical Egoism and
    of The Dream” Central Alberta” the Pseudo Social
    Jessica A. Groves Alannah Clayton Contract”
    “Lacan and Derrida” “Wrongful Accusation”
    Luke Neilson “Ideas (MOD: Larry S) (MOD: Dan Haas)
    Have Consequences”
    (MOD: Jan Olesen)

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