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For 2009-10, one group of Martin Scholars has been selectedGenes and Justice – Faculty Mentor Dr. Sandra Reineke, Department of Political ScienceCassandra ByrneShantel Chapple Lynn McAllister Meredith Payton International Policy Formulation – Faculty Mentor Dr. Bill L. Smith, Martin InstituteCari Anne CranneyJennica Draney Lauren McConnell Erin McGown Additional students will be identified on an ad hoc basis this Fall. For 2008-09, two groups of Martin Scholars were selectedThe Francophone World – Faculty Mentor Dr. Sarah Nelson, Department of Foreign Languages & LiteraturesAshley BorupKimberly Castellin Nastasha Everheart Britta Rustad International Policy Formulation – Faculty Mentor Dr. Bill L. Smith, Martin InstituteCari Anne CranneyJennica Draney Lauren McConnell Erin McGown Borup: Perpetuating Dominance or Promoting Self-sufficiency: A Comparative Analysis of the Commonwealth of Nations and L’Organisation Internationale de la FrancophonieCastellin: Language and Art: Expanding the Ability to Build PeaceEverheart: Africa’s Language Situation: A Space for New Ethnic Constructs?Cranney: Social Inequality in the Globalization of the Apparel and Textile IndustriesDraney: World Hunger: A Sustainable CompromiseMcConnell: Invasive Species in International Trade: Guidelines for a Global SolutionMcGown: NATO Options on the Afghanistan/Pakistan BorderFor 2007-08, two groups of Martin Scholars were selected.Global Health Policy – Faculty Mentor Dr. Sean Quinlan, Department of HistoryMichael BarkerAndrew Martineau Kathleen McGovern Jacob Parker UN Peacekeeping – Faculty Mentor Dr. Bill L. Smith, Martin InstituteJustine DubbinsWilliam Gitau Munge Anne-Marije Rook In 2006-07, two groups were also selected; their project titles are listed next to their names:International Conflict – Faculty Mentor Dr. Lisa Carlson, Department of Political ScienceLarkin Brown, “Integrating Immigrants in France”Danielle Pals, “Motivations for Nations to Turn to the International Court of Justice” Lev Tobias, “A Critical Look at Suicide Bombers” UN Peacekeeping – Faculty Mentor Dr. Bill L. Smith, Martin InstituteDavid McArtor, “Why Nations Peacekeep”Allison Neterer, “Maritime Peacekeeping” Whitney Power, “Women and Peacekeeping: Assessing the Impact of Resolution 1325” Jessica Tueller, “Peacekeeping Training for African Missions” For 2005-06, three Martin Scholars were selected; owing to their similar backgrounds as International Studies majors working on Latin America and Global Resources and Development, they worked on a single integrated project:Protected Area Management – Faculty Mentor Dr. Patrick Wilson, Department of Conservation Soil ScienceHanne BeenerSarah MacEachern Nancy Patterson |
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