Goshen College Undergraduate Research Symposium Annual 2005

The mission of the Symposium is to acknowledge original undergraduate research that plays an essential role in our academic program and to encourage students and faculty to contribute to the larger conversation about knowing and knowledge that sustains the academy. The symposium brings together students and faculty members involved in original research and scholarly activity from all disciplines.  The papers published in the Annual represent the quality of undergraduate research and writing at Goshen College.

The seventh annual Goshen College Research Symposium took place on Saturday February 12, 2005 from 12:30-5:10 in Newcomer Center.

Contents, Volume 5, March 2005

Suzi Arsenovic, Smita Timothy, and Gladys Zoleko, Influences on Adolescent Females' Career Asperations: Home Versus Public Schooling

Katie Hochstedler, Coming out in Conflict: Social Work Practice with the Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Client Coming Out to the Family of Origin

Alice M. Houston, John Dryden's Literary Commentary in Mac Flecknoe

Kayla Kauffman, The Significance of Vultures in Luke 17:37

Daniel Love, Rachel Reimer, Sarah Yoder and Seth Yoder, Alcohol Use on Campus
 

Nick Loewen, Igmar Bergman: A Look at the Artist Through his Medium

Erica Nofziger and Andrea Shepherd, Egocentricism in the Developing Child

Marcos Stolzfus, The Ancient Greek Novel: Paving the Way to an Understanding of Paul