Summer is wrapping up, my research paper is underway, and I have another stop on my museum tour. In a…
Tag: Gallatin Summer Research 2024
Seerut, Parmar: A Last Reflection on This Summer
As I have finished collecting my data points for my research on spatial inequalities in North Tulsa, particularly impacting Black…
Vivian Didomenico: Reclaimed Power: Women’s Role in the AIDS Movement
As summer is winding down and deadlines are approaching, I’ve been reflecting on my research experiences this summer- both with…
Seerut Parmar: Community Mapping & Narratives of North Tulsa
This summer I have been exploring North Tulsa, and collecting & mapping data on local resources within the community to…
Seerut Parmar – Seeing the Past in the Present: the Importance of “Place” in Justice
Highway I-244 is a major highway in my hometown, Tulsa, Oklahoma, running east to west across the city. What first…
Amelie Srinivas: Nature’s Keepers; Indigenous Environmentalism
Left with a lot to consider after my trip to Montreal, I focused my efforts to some more preliminary primary…
Amelie Srinivas: Montreal & Voix Autochtones d’Aujourd’hui (Indigenous Voices of Today)
Museums have always played a large role in my life, and my love for travel, so I was ecstatic to…
Atlas A. Lee-Reid: Semiotic and Historical Analysis of Urania
“Many transsexuals keep something they call by the argot term “O.T.F.”: The Obligatory Transsexual File. This usually contains newspaper articles…
Hong Qin; A Failed Relocation
Starting in July I start my internship in Flushing. I have been looking for a way to change the subject…
Vivian Didomenico: Reclaimed Power: Women’s Role in the AIDS Movement
It’s the middle of a humid summer in New York and I’ve found myself sitting amongst a pile of information…
HongQin Wang – Marketplace Shenanigans
Ever since my family moved out of Brooklyn they have been yearning to return back home in Sunset Park. We’re…