Tenenbaum Tutorials

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These are the final projects from our Tenenbaum Tutorials in the Liberal Arts. Their projects show the hundreds of hours of reading, meeting with individual tutors, and delving into universal questions in the liberal arts. We applaud their research and indomitable spirits during a year in which they could not visit their archives, travel to field sites, or even have community dinners that we envisioned a year ago.

Please join us for a final virtual reception during which we will meet the students and their tutors as we learn a little more about their projects. Students interested in the Tenenbaum Tutorials in the Liberal Arts should see our Tenenbaum Tutorials overview page. Previous Tenenbaum Projects can be seen on our Tenenbaum Tutorials Final Projects Archive page.

Isabella Brodlo

Education in the Greco-Roman World

Faculty Instructor: Denis Kehoe, Classical Studies

Cydney Brown

The Ideology of Anatomy: The Lasting Legacy of the Middle Ages and Early Modern Period

Faculty Instructor: Adam McKeown, English

Olivia Fish

Promoting ADA Accessibility

Faculty Instructor: Scott Nolan, Political Science

Amelia Jacobson

Structural Prison Reform watch video

Faculty Instructor: William Saas, Communications

Anna R. Johnson

Evaluating Substantive Representation

Faculty Instructor: Brian Brox, Political Science

Hannah Johnson

A Renaissance Woman Of Her Time: The Life Of Isobel Wylie Hutchison

Faculty Instructor: Adam McKeown, English

Dongyue “David” Li

Tibetan Buddhist Pagodas

Faculty Instructor: Fan Zhang, Newcomb Art; Jason Nesbitt, Anthropology

Tabitha Mascobetto

Advanced Topics in Metaethics

Faculty Instructor: Caroline T. Arruda, Philosophy and the Murphy Institute

Olivia Rosenberg

How the Trauma of Mass Shootings affects the everyday lives of members of the community

Faculty Instructor: Ilana Horwitz,Jewish Studies

Leigh Saville

Minority Experience in Russia

Faculty Instructor: Minority Experience in Russia

Taylor Spill

The British Invasion and Post-colonialism

Faculty Instructor: Steven Gin, English

Shreya Srigiri

Intersectional Coalition; working towards diversifying diversity

Faculty Instructor: Cory-Alice Andre-Johnson, Africiana Studies

Ely Talbot

How Social Media Contributes to the Culture of Political Polarization

Faculty Instructor: Patrick Rafail, Sociology

Logan Tunick

Female Complicity to Gender-Based Violence in “The Handmaid's Tale”

Faculty Instructor: Rebecca Atencio, Spanish & Portuguese/Gender & Sexuality Studies