Interdisciplinary Student Panels
The 14th annual Senior Legacy Symposium will be held virtually, with a dedicated website available that celebrates the accomplishments of Saint Louis University's Class of 2021. In addition to submitting project details for the website, all nominated students were offered the opportunity to take part in a series of live discussion panels to share insights gained during their research. Students will be invited to share a brief overview of their research, but the main emphasis will be discussing the process of research, its connection to SLU's mission, its implications for future professional plans, etc. These panels feature a cross-section of disciplines, giving students and guests the opportunity see and appreciate the impressive range of research and scholarship our students create at SLU.
A full schedule for the three days of panels is available below. Each session will be moderated by a SLU staff member, but the students will drive most of the conversation.
Click on the link in the session name for Zoom login details.
Tuesday, May 4th 2021 (5pm - 6pm CDT)
Gabrielle Aronson (Criminology & Criminal Justice)
Courtney Hadra (Criminology & Criminal Justice / Political Science)
Sophia Jerkatis (Health Management / Analytics & Enterprise Systems)
Kate Miller (Social Work / International Studies)
Carsen Swan (Social Work / Spanish)
Nivedita Biju (Public Health / Sociology)
Gwen Cataldo (Early Childhood Education / Spanish)
Ella Dotson (Elementary & Special Education)
Sarah Jones (Sociology / International Studies)
Andrew Sweeso (English)
Wednesday, May 5th 2021 (5pm - 6pm CST)
Antonio Brnjic (Nuclear Medicine Technology)
Hope Conyers (Communication Sciences & Disorders)
Alexandra Suellentrop (Exercise Science)
Beatrice Beirne (American Studies / Political Science)
Elaine Comerford (Nursing / Women's & Gender Studies)
Bailey Foreman (Political Science / American Studies)
Erin Kahle (Communications / American Studies)
Katie Mansfield (Biology / Medical Humanities)
Group 1 (Aerospace Engineering)
Caleb Burlison, Samantha Carlowicz, Megan Estrada, & Claire Schuessler
Group 2 (Aviation Management & Aeronautics)
Ruth Calix, Tyler Johnson, Patrick Jones, & Hyungu Kim
Group 3 (Aerospace Engineering)
Joseph Doyle, David Ferrante, Kyle Goldman, Cody Powers, Steven Solloway, & Clayton Staszewski
Group 4 (Aviation Management)
Harrison Niswonger
Thursday, May 6th 2021 (5pm - 6pm CST)
Mariam Akbani, Nicole Bajerek, Annalise Hilker, William Speciale, & Kenji Yanaba (Biomedical Engineering)
Jonathan Bostic (Biochemistry)
Jack Do & Justin Dulay (Computer Science)
Alexander Forck (Radiation Therapy)
Logan Jokisch (Radiation Therapy)
Cameron Austin (History)
Marissa Colombo (Political Science / International Studies / Russian Studies)
Margaret Kenney (Political Science / International Studies)
Vivian Phan (History)
Joe Reyes (English / Political Science)
Ryan Brooks (Neuroscience / Philosophy)
Hunter Chamma (Forensic Science)
Gabrielle Johnston (Forensic Science)
Claire McNamara (Psychology)
Dawson Myers (Neuroscience)
Caroline Dohetry (Sociology)
Alex Oleson (Political Science)
Sophie Mueller (Entrepreneurship)