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. 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.

Mackenzie Camp

Experiential Czech Cinema

Faculty Instructor: Casey Beck, Digital Media Practices

Jack Covert

Dignity as an Achievement: A Practical Conception of Human Dignity

Faculty Instructor: Caroline Arruda, Philosophy

Joanna Fashjian

Theories of Radical Care watch video

Faculty Instructor: Krystal Cleary, Communication

Ian Faul

Philosophy of psychiatry: Natural kinds and the symptom network theory of psychopathology

Faculty Instructor: Daniel Burnston, Philosophy

Sophie Harris

Why Identity Matters: Non-Jewish Actors in Jewish Roles

Faculty Instructor: Ray Proctor, Theatre & Dance

Serena Lum

Conceptualizing Justice: Ideal & Non-ideal Theory

Faculty Instructor: Caroline Arruda, Philosophy

Chloe Lyons

Ancient Nubian Art: Mysterious and Contested Cultural Masterpieces

Faculty Instructor: Holly Flora, Newcomb Art

Felicity Sorenson

Reimagining the Special Deposit South

Faculty Instructor: Ryan Boehm, Classical Studies

Elal Tilahuh

Race, France, and the 19th-Century Antilles

Faculty Instructor: Chelsea Stieber, French & Italian

Haviland Whiting

An Archeology of Memory: Gender, Slavery, and Public Memory watch video

Faculty Instructor: Spanish & Portuguese

Jordan Williams

Unveiling Rural Realities: Exploring Inaccessibility Among Rural African American Communities In Literature and Mental Health

Faculty Instructor: Bernice McFadden, English

Noah Zelkin

The Most Important Part of Us: Vulnerability

Faculty Instructor: Caroline Arruda, Philosophy