The Honors Program sponsored an Undergraduate Research Symposium on August 8, 2007, to showcase the research activities performed by undergraduate students this summer that were supported by the Provost's Office.

About the Symposium

Please click here for abstracts of the papers that were presented at the symposium.

Some papers that were presented:

• Huth, Brianna: Good Intentions: The Role of Cleveland Philanthropic Organizations in the Eugenics Movement
• Nunez, Yolanda I.: Scientific Racism: The Evolution of Birth Control into Eugenics
• Pavlecky, Alicia: What Drove the South to Secession
• Taylor, Ashley: Women in Cleveland in World War II: Fighting For Freedom and For Themselves