In 2017-2018, Anthropology majors completed Junior Papers with the following titles.
Tattooed: The Stigma of Disease
The Symbolic Nation: Understanding the Transmigrant Experience of Filipino Americans through Life Stories
Performing Androgyny: Gendered Liminality in Takarazuka
All in The Words? A Study of Storytelling, Refugee Narratives in Anthropology and Journalism
Navigating Intelligibility/Unintelligibility as Fa'afafine: A Queer, Diasporic, and Indigenous Reading
Mare Nostrum, Lost and Found in the Mediterranean: Transnational Ghosts in Postcolonial Italy
What is Trash? An Exploration of Trash in Anthropology
"The Land of the Free": An Anthropological Examination of the Mass Incarceration Epidemic
The Complementary Nature of the Ethnographic and Empathetic Processes
How to Speak American: 1.5 Generation Korean Immigrant Students in English-speaking Classrooms
The France that I Love, Wants Me to Leave: Arab Representations in L'Italien and Paris À Tout Prix
Dancing in the Streets: Politics as an Embodied Practice in New Orleans Second Line Dance
A Mental Healthcare Problem: Recovering Humanity in the Treatment of Mental Illness
"And There They Play for Evermore?"" Liminality in Paris' BDSM Scene
Greening God: The Role of American Christianity in Environmentalist Discourse
The World as our Garden: The Anthropological Review of Human-Nature Connections
Interactive Technologies and the Deterioration of Humanity
Pretty Privilege: Beauty, Race, and Social Ascent in the White Empire
Making Hegemony: The Colonial Construction of Micronesia in American Anthropology, Implications and Interventions
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