Panel A–Monday, February 17 12:00-1:30 PM, Student Union Captain’s Room
Reassessing Artistic Value & Notions of Progress in Art
–Danielle Evans–Hoeniger’s Theory of Art Restoration
–Tessie Rodrigue–Mondrian’s Victory: The Evolution of Piet Mondrian’s
Painting in New York City
–Taylor LeBlanc–Austrian Artists & their Models as Muses
Moderator: Dr. Deborah Cibelli
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Panel B–Tuesday, February 18, 2:00-3:15 PM, Student Union Captain’s Room
Getting a Lot out of a Little: Single Texts that Open Large Questions
–Rosalyn Stilling–Analysis of the Body & Communication
–Brandon Naquin– “Allons!” A Universal Call to Freedom in Walt
Whitman’s “Song of the Open Road”
–Wendy Mai–The Banner of Lady Dai & her Journey Towards Immortality
Moderator: Dr. Todd Kennedy
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Panel C–Tuesday, February 18, 5:00-6:15 PM, Student Union Captain’s Room
Disciplinary Regimes: Creating, Challenging, & Critiquing
–Celeste Hope–Black Swan & The Dreamers: How The MPAA Rates Sexuality
–Kostas Smith–Modern Piracy: The Oldest Sins in the Newest Ways
Moderator: Dr. Scott Banville
The Third Annual Humanities Symposium is presented by Sigma Tau Delta, the Department of Languages & Literature, the College of Arts & Sciences, and the Student Programming Association.
