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    You are cordially invited to attend the 2nd ANNUAL SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM that will take place this coming Friday November 15th in SRHM 114 between the hours of 9am – 7pm. Building on a successful first run last year the sociology majors involved with the Sociology Club have organized an event which is sure to leave a mark. Please come watch, support and engage with undergraduate students, graduate students and faculty from program areas such as Sociology, History, Museum Studies as well as Bioengineering present their research at this event. The topics range from issues related to gender, obesity, sex, sustainability, post racial society, NAZIs, serial killers and witches. It also touches upon topics essential to the FGCU Community: service learning and study abroad. This is an event you do NOT want to miss!

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    You are cordially invited to attend the 2nd ANNUAL SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM that will take place this coming Friday November 15th in SRHM 114 between the hours of 9am – 7pm. Building on a successful first run last year the sociology majors involved with the Sociology Club have organized an event which is sure to leave a mark. Please come watch, support and engage with undergraduate students, graduate students and faculty from program areas such as Sociology, History, Museum Studies as well as Bioengineering present their research at this event. The topics range from issues related to gender, obesity, sex, sustainability, post racial society, NAZIs, serial killers and witches. It also touches upon topics essential to the FGCU Community: service learning and study abroad. This is an event you do NOT want to miss!

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    You are cordially invited to attend the 2nd ANNUAL SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM that will take place this coming Friday November 15th in SRHM 114 between the hours of 9am – 7pm. Building on a successful first run last year the sociology majors involved with the Sociology Club have organized an event which is sure to leave a mark. Please come watch, support and engage with undergraduate students, graduate students and faculty from program areas such as Sociology, History, Museum Studies as well as Bioengineering present their research at this event. The topics range from issues related to gender, obesity, sex, sustainability, post racial society, NAZIs, serial killers and witches. It also touches upon topics essential to the FGCU Community: service learning and study abroad. This is an event you do NOT want to miss!

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    2nd Annual Social Science Research Symposium

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    You are cordially invited to attend the 2nd ANNUAL SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM that will take place this coming Friday November 15th in SRHM 114 between the hours of 9am – 7pm. Building on a successful first run last year the sociology majors involved with the Sociology Club have organized an event which is sure to leave a mark. Please come watch, support and engage with undergraduate students, graduate students and faculty from program areas such as Sociology, History, Museum Studies as well as Bioengineering present their research at this event. The topics range from issues related to gender, obesity, sex, sustainability, post racial society, NAZIs, serial killers and witches. It also touches upon topics essential to the FGCU Community: service learning and study abroad. This is an event you do NOT want to miss!

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    2nd Annual Social Science Research Symposium

    Friday, November 15th SRHM 114

    9am 10am 10:30am 11am 11:30am 12pm 12:30pm 1pm 2pm 2:30pm 3:00pm 3:30pm

    BREAKFAST (provided) Introduction & Research on Fitness: Is there an obesity epidemic in our society? Dr. Joan Manley (Chair Social and Behavioral Sciences) Constructing Sex: An Interactive Discussion Dr. Deeb Kitchen (Sociology) Disability in a Super Society Samantha Burns (sophomore in Bioengineering) Searching the Past for the Devil: An Analysis on the Infamous Serial Killer H.H. Holmes Ginger Allen (Junior in Forensic Studies, Creative Writing, & Gender Studies) Thoroughly Democratic in Principle": The Subversion of Gender and Class on the Beaches of Coney Island. Dr. Frances Davey (History) Designing an Oral History Service Learning Option Christopher Harris (graduate student in History) LUNCH (provided) More Than Two Genders: What Can We Learn from Gender in Other Cultures? Dr. Jonathan Harrison (Sociology) Gender Roles in The Salem Witchcraft Trials Jillian Patch (senior in History & Philosophy) HOT TOPIC Discussion Is There a Rape Culture in Our Society and If So Where Is It Present? Assessing the Validity of the Statement: The Nazi State Was Built on a Platform of Not What it Stood For but What it Stood Against Lori Boegershausen (sophomore in History & Museum Studies) Surveying Residents Perception on Environmental Initiatives in Their Communities Jacob Swihura (senior in Sociology, Psychology & IDS) Sinterklaas en Zwarte Piet: Racism, Cultural Appropriation and Cultural Aphasia in the Netherlands Compared to the United States Dr. Jan-Martijn Meij (Sociology) Research in Ghana- An opportunity for interested students Dr. Belinda Bruster (Social Work) FEEDBACK & AWARDS CEREMONY DINNER (provided)

    4pm 4:30pm 5pm 5:30pm 6:00pm

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