Sociology and Anthropology  
Arkansas Sociolology and Anthropology Undergraduate Symposium

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Students and professors that attended the 1998 symposium.

2008 Arkansas Undergraduate and Anthropology Symposium
(held at UALR)

chowdary2Wendie Choudary. "Social Explorations in a Battered Women's Shelter: A Grounded Theory Perspective."

choudaryKrysti Armstrong. "Nature, Identity and Web Self-expression."

chowdary3Lovemore Gororo. "The Log Cabin Democrat's Presentation of Racial and Ethnic Minorities."

2007 Arkansas Undergraduate and Anthropology Symposium
(held at Hendrix College)

Elise Stangle. "Bureaucracy and a Feminist Perspective at a Women's Shelter."

Wendie Choudary. "Hendrix College Students' Attitudes Toward Tattoos: Reinforcement of Gender Divisions."

Robin Bischof. "Blushing Encounters: Theory, Fantasy, and Real Women in the Contemporary Mother Romance Novel."

Samantha Henry. "The Rising Sun Meets the West: The Rise of Japanese Nationalism through the Meiji Era."

Shawn Edquist. "Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome: A Sociological Understanding of Women's Stories."

Barry Volgelsang, Eric Schneider, and Becca Mayeaux. "Lake Conway, a Community Drained."

Barry Voldelsang. "Observations on Companion Animal-Human Interaction in Conway."

Lee Ann Grogan. "The Life of an Immigrant and What It Can Mean for Society as a Whole."

Sarah Hughes. "A Look at the Reproduction of Failure in English as a Second Language Programs (ESL) in Public Schools."

Gororo Lovemore Nyasha.  "Hendrix College Students' Attitudes toward Social Welfare."

2001 Arkansas Undergraduate and Anthropology Symposium
(Henderson State)

Heather Curry
"The Anti-Pornography Movement and Social Change."

Katie Falgoust
"How Green are Hendrix Students: The Impact of Political Ideology on Environmental Attitudes, Knowledge, and Behavior."

Allison Shurr
"The Pro-Choice Movement."

Iris Tomlak
"Know Your Role: Life as a Kalapalo Indian."

Did You Know?

  • “Universally, students are delighted with the quality of Hendrix academics, the hallmark of which is the faculty-student interaction.” –The Insider’s Guide to the Colleges, 2009 Edition
  • Our graduates include
    6 Rhodes Scholars,
    14 Fulbright Scholars,
    26 Watson Fellows,
    21 Goldwater Scholars,
    2 Truman Scholars,
    2 Jack Kent Cooke Scholars
    and a Marshall Scholar.
  • Our graduates’ acceptance rate at law schools stands at over 90% and the acceptance rate at medical schools is 85% (that’s nearly twice the national average).
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