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Understanding US Support for the Russian Invasion of Ukraine Advised by: Prof. Mark R. Beissinger, Politics Jacob Tucker, Politics
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July 30th, 2023 Speaker
James Morales Department
Office of Undergraduate Research
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My project plots slave voyage data from the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. Specifically, it compares the top five origin ports of the trade in terms of frequency of voyages embarking from these ports…
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May 4th, 2023 Speaker
Moses Abrahamson, UG '25 Department
Art and Archaeology
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This project explores the parallel narratives of Degei, the Fijian Creator God, and Kaliya, a Hindu Cosmic Being. Both Degei and Kaliya are mythological snakes living in the Nakauvadra Mountains of…
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April 21st, 2023 Speaker
Ipsita Dey Department
Anthropology
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Associate Professor of Psychology Molly Crockett studies how people learn and make decisions in social situations. Their lab's recent work focuses on moral cognition -- how people decide whether…
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November 29th, 2022 Speaker
Molly Crockett Department
Center for Culture, Society and Religion
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With America divided as ever, people from state governments to households have asked themselves: "Why can’t we change their minds?" In FRS 193: Belief and Ideology, I researched why…
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April 27th, 2022 Speaker
Jeffery Chen Department
Psychology
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In the last few decades, although there has been growing scholarship focused on slavery and its impact in the United States, narratives of enslaved populations continue to be largely ignored by the…
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May 5th, 2022 Speaker
Veronica Abebe Department
Computer Science
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We are at a watershed moment in the history of information. The internet has given historically underrepresented voices unprecedented access to tools for self-expression, new platforms to build…
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February 1st, 2022 Speaker
Danny Rogers, Global Disinformation Index Department
Center for Information Technology Policy Location
Virtual
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Professor Peter Brooks, a comparative literature scholar, with a special interest in 19th and 20th century French novels, discusses his current work-in-progress, "Seduced by Story: How…
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Peter Brooks Department
Princeton University Library
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Joe Stephens, director of the Program in Journalism and Ferris Professor of Journalism in Residence, delivers opening remarks to start the program's 2021 Senior Colloquium.
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April 29th, 2021 Speaker
Joe Stephens Department
Program in Journalism, Humanities Council Location
Remote
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During World War II, around 500,000 Latinos and Latinas enlisted in the U.S. armed forces and countless others supported the war efforts on the homefront. Despite their paramount contributions,…
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Roberto Hasbun, UG '21 Department
History
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Structural violence harms individuals’ health; however, this connection is not broadly recognized in society because the relationships which constitute structural violence are invisible. This…
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Lauren McGrath, UG '21 Department
Anthropology
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EHL Seminar 3: Managing Risks: Some Farmers’ Perspectives (part 2) Tuesday, October 20 Speakers: John Haldon
(History, Princeton) Benjamin Trump (US Army Corps of Engineering R & D…
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October 20th, 2020 Speaker
Panel Department
Medieval Studies; Climate Change and History Research Initiative Location
Princeton University
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EHL Seminar 3: Managing Risks: Some Farmers’ Perspectives (part 1) Tuesday, October 20 Speakers: John Haldon
(History, Princeton) Benjamin Trump (US Army Corps of Engineering R & D…
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October 20th, 2020 Speaker
Panel Department
Medieval Studies; Climate Change and History Research Initiative Location
Princeton University
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How do states respond to the challenge of climate governance? This question has important practical policy implications but also suggests unexplored conceptual terrain. From a practical point of…
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November 9th, 2020 Speaker
Navroz Dubash Department
C-PREE Location
Virtual/Zoom
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