Nazareth students present at Phi Alpha Theta history honor society conference
Nazareth College history honor society students recently traveled to Pennsylvania to present at the eastern Pennsylvania and central/western New York Regional Phi Alpha Theta history honor society conference at Mansfield University.
Nazareth was among 10 colleges and universities presenting a total of 34 papers.
The following Nazareth students presented:
Emma Baldwin, “The Buffalo Pan-American Exposition (1901 World’s Fair): An Emblem of Optimism and Influence”
Jessica Michels, “Patroon, Patriot, and Major General: Philip Schuyler’s Controversial Involvement in the Revolutionary War”
Chiara Osborne, “Reinventing the Wheel: The Judson Dance Theater and Postmodern Experimentation”
Kayla Petri, “Iroquois Women: Gender Roles, Resistance, and Adaptation”
Nina Stockman, “America’s Anarchist: The Unintended Consequences of Assassinating William McKinley"
Timothy Thibodeau, Ph.D., Nazareth Phi Alpha Theta chapter adviser, was a session chair and judge.
Other institutions attending included: Alfred University, Buffalo State, SUNY Geneseo, Ithaca College, Mansfield University, Marywood University, Susquehanna University, University of Buffalo, and Ursinus College.
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Five Nazareth students presented at the regional Phi Alpha Theta history honor society conference on April 30, 2022. Pictured (left to right): Kayla Petri, Chiara Osborne, Professor Timothy Thibodeau, Jessica Michels, Emma Baldwin, and Nina Stockman.