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"Impact of Athletes’ Media Representation on Self-Objectification"
"Impact of Athletes’ Media Representation on Self-Objectification” was written for Dr. Amy Barton's Research Methods course.
Summary: This study examines how media portrayals of athletes affect the self-objectification of both men and women. It investigates how sexualized vs performance-focused images affect body shaming and self-esteem using visual stimuli and self-perception tests, adding to a more comprehensive knowledge of media-driven body image issues that affect people of all genders.
Congratulations, Ana!
“Woodrow Wilson in Siberia”
“Woodrow Wilson in Siberia” was written for Dr. Devlin Scofield's The Historian's Craft and it's Uses course.
Summary: This paper analyzes Woodrow Wilson’s decision to send American troops to Siberia during the Russian Civil War. Arguably, Wilson’s intervention, despite justifications of supporting democracy and combating Bolshevism, was primarily driven by imperial interests and a continuation of the Big Stick policy.
Congratulations, Allison!
“The Role of the ICRC in POW Camps”
"The Role of the ICRC in POW Camps" was written for Dr. Devlin Scofield's The Historian's Craft and it's Uses course.
Summary: This paper examines the efforts of the International Committee of the Red Cross to provide aid to prisoners of war and ensure compliance with international law during the First World War. While the ICRC provided aid to POWs, it was largely ineffective in preventing international law violations.
Congratulations, Nora!
