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.

Kate Alley

The Bayou and Beyond: Newcomb Pottery

Faculty Instructor: Leslie Geddes, Newcomb Art

Angel Barrales

Ruben Salazar: Journalistic Shift in the Chicano Movement

Faculty Instructor: Jana K. Lipman, History

Lillian Chan

Transcultural Effects of GL in North America

Faculty Instructor: Edmond Ernest dit Alban, Communication

Natalie Cockrell

Justice or Just Punishment: A study of Angola Prison

Faculty Instructor: Chad Van Schoelandt, Philosophy

Ngoc Alice Diep

The Gender Reasoning in Spanish Nouns

Faculty Instructor: Amy George, Spanish & Portuguese

Lila Duarte

Water is Power: The Doctrine of Prior Appropriation & Indigenous Erasure in California

Faculty Instructor: Nathaniel Rich, Environmental Studies

Annie Enbom

learning from lorde

Faculty Instructor: Rebecca Atencio, Spanish & Portuguese

Georgia Hoffman

Weathering the Storm: Hurricanes, Climate Change, and “Resilience” from New Orleans to Asheville

Faculty Instructor: Thomas Oatley, Political Science

Lucie Jain

Give & Take: Economic Growth & Environmental Integrity in Portugal’s Tourism Industry

Faculty Instructor: Moisés Arce, Political Science

Mai Mackovich

Burials and Funerary Traditions Across Antiquity: Humanity In History

Faculty Instructor: Allison Emmerson, Classical Studies

Kiera Ruibal

Breaking the Mold: Female Athletes’ Self-Presentation in Redefining Gender Roles

Faculty Instructor: Rebecca Atencio, Spanish & Portuguese