English students Kat Gill, Halima Jama, Frank Rodriguez, Ryan Supplee, and Maia Turman each successfully presented about their research at URCAD 2025 on April 16. Congratulations to all!
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Maia Turman presents "Resilient Hearts: Literary Portrayals of Lauryn Hill’s Self-Love and Resistance Against Intimate Consequences":
Kat Gill presents "Moms for Liberty: A Historical and Local Perspective on Conservative Activism in Education":
Frank Rodriguez presents "The Wild Men of Wirral: Racism Toward the Welsh in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight":
Halima Jama presents "Assessing Muslim Women in Medieval European Literature: Problems and Questions":
Ryan Supplee presents "Invisible Disability and Exploitation in Medieval Lamporecchio: Masetto and the Nuns":
Frank Rodriguez, Ryan Supplee, Kate McKinley, and Halima Jama at the event:
