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Seven students to present at IU women's conference
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KOKOMO, Ind.—Seven Indiana University Kokomo students will present papers at the 17th Annual IU Intercampus Women's Studies/Gender Studies Undergraduate Research Conference. This year's conference, titled “Women's Lives,” takes place April 1 at IU Southeast in New Albany. Participating students and their presentation topics include Martha Bugher, Kokomo, English major: “ 'That is called beauty, except the color:' Aphra Behn and Issues of Race in Oroonoko” Edwin Faunce, Kokomo, communication arts major: “An Interview with Dr. Fatimah Muhammad: An Individual's Perspective on Gendering” Melissa Heffernan, Rossville, English major: “ 'She was a worthy woman al hir live:' Chaucer and the Question of Misogyny” Amelissa James, Logansport, psychology major: “Violence in Video Games and the Home: A Content Analysis” Dixie Laures, Fulton, sociology major: “Family Preservation” Carri Luster, Kokomo, humanities major: “Gender in Comics” Navi Van Wormer, Peru, communication arts major: “Zora Neale Hurston: Positive Integration of Nature and Nurture” Robert Strikwerda, Ph.D., director of the IU Kokomo Honors Program, has coordinated the students' conference participation. For more information, contact Strikwerda at rstrikwe@iuk.edu.
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