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Undergraduate History Conference
The Fourth Annual Undergraduate History Conference
Join us to hear a group of UCI undergraduate students share their historical research on everything from popular culture and identity to war and prejudice.
There will be three sessions from 10am-12pm, 12:30pm-2:30pm, and 3pm-5pm.
Visual Displays will be present all day. You are welcome to come in and out as you please.
Questions? Visit humanities.uci.edu/history or email englers@uci.edu.
Conference Schedule
Poster Displays
- “Race, the Russo-Japanese War and the American Press” by Caleb Hawkins
- “Lynching Postcards in America: Unveiling White Supremacy Through Photography” by Daisy Mendoza
- “From Main Street USA to the SoCal Way: Disneyland & its Role in Shaping the So. California Fantasy “ by Chase Robinson
- “Chieu Hoi as Counterinsurgency Before the Tet Offensive “ by Tin Trung Hong
- “One Couple, One Child: Population Control Policy in China, 1973-1985 “ by Jake Li
- “Decolonizing Conquest “ by Elijah Sanchez
- “Alexander Kerensky’s Long March to War “ by Andrew Perkins
- “Humanitarian Efforts Along the United States-Mexico Border “ by Monica Martinez
- “Identity through Otherness: A Reperiodization of Nationalism to the 9th Century “ by Barry Croxen
- “Willful Ignorance? Segregated News in 1970s South Africa “ by Vanesse Hiten
- “Rehearsing Revolution: Theater as Resistance “ by Shane Mason
- “First-Generation White & Latinx College Student Perceptions of Inequality Across Racial & Gender Lines “ by Socorro Cambero
- “A Mexican War Narrative: Revealing a Forgotten Guerrerense Ideology “ by Alejandro Guardado
- “The European Recovery Program: Countering Soviet Influence and Fostering a United Europe “ by Ryan Owings
- “All Israel Shall be Saved: Calvary Chapel, Chuck Smith, and Philosemitism “ by Sean Beall
- “Women and Hysteria: Gendered Diagnoses of Mental Illness in the 19th and 20th Centuries “ by Michelle Meza
- “Modern China-Vietnam Relations “ by Khang Do
- “The Political, Economic & Ethno-Religious Reasons the Peshmerga Withdrew: Yezidis as a greater part of the Iraqi Nation-State “ by Darisse Smith
- “America’s Greatest Show-Women: Feminine Bodies in Victorian Entertainment “ by Coryn Hardison
- “Social Critique and Medieval Misogyny: The Pilgrimage of Human Life “ by Joseph Garcia
- “Mililani Town: The Rhetoric and Reality of Constructing a Community in Hawaii “ by Caytlin Yoshioka
History May 17 2018 | 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM HG 1030