The All-College Honors Program announces its end-of-the-semester thesis defense week which takes place through Wednesday, May 1. The topics range widely and include autism in the media, the ancient world’s reception of Heraclitus, mental health and mental illness, social media, the opioid epidemic, homelessness in modern democracies, Alzheimer’s disease, a popular Korean boy band (BTS), antimicrobial misuse and human disease, the impact of the college student loan crisis, gender differences in co-rumination, televangelism and Frederick Law Olmsted’s unprecedented park system in Buffalo. All are welcome to attend these defenses and ask questions.
Click here to view the schedule, which provides the names of the presenters, their topics,and the date, time and place of the defenses.
Submitted by: Bruce Dierenfield, professor, History; director, All-College Honors Program
