Undergraduate Student Research
Winners of the 2022 Roger S. Smith Research Award
| Name | Supervisor |
Title of Research Project
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| Katie O'Connor (Art & Design) |
Corrinne Harol | Embodying the Monstrous Feminine: Analyzing Transformation in Angela Carter’s The Bloody Chamber and Cindy Sherman’s Fairy Tales | ||
| Lara Ozdogan (Linguistics / English & Film Studies) |
Benjamin V. Tucker | An Acoustic Analysis of How Voices Change Throughout the Lifespan of a Person Using Recorded Speech of Radio Show Hosts | ||
| Leah Wojcik (Psychology) |
Takahiko Masuda | Coping with Threats to Body Image: A Cross-Cultural Study on Stress Coping Strategies between Japanese and Canadians | ||
| Logan Mahoney (Modern Languages & Cultural Studies) |
Odile Cisneros / Ann De Leon | Mapping Spaces of Translation and Interpretation in the City of Edmonton | ||
| Olivia O'Neill (English & Film Studies) |
Danielle Fuller | Bon Appétit! Understanding the Social Media Presence of the New Celebrity Chef | ||
| Patrick Erickson (History, Classics and Religion) |
Natalie Van Deusen | Sami and The Impact of Modern War | ||
| Rian Hoyle (Political Science) |
Jared Wesley | The Role of Hockey in Canadian Identity and Furthering Inequality | ||
| Samuel Quist (Modern Languages & Cultural Studies) |
Ann De Leon | “Let your hearts be taken with many colours”: Visualizing the Aztec Empire in Videogame Spaces | ||
| Wade Sigurdson (Philosophy) |
Marie-Eve Morin | Phenomenology of Boxing: A Study of the Other | ||