The Department of Arts, Culture and Media presents the ACM Undergraduate Research Symposium
Event date: Monday, March 16, 2021 | 9 am - 3 pm | AA160
All are welcome to attend.
Each term our brilliant students engage in research-related activities for their ACM programs.The ACM Undergraduate Research Symposium celebrates and highlights the research that our students have done across all programs at ACM, by offering students a platform to present their learning to a larger audience.
The primary purpose of this symposium would be to:
· Provide our students with a platform that allows them to discuss/present their research/project with their peers
· Build a community of research that extends beyond their year of study by inviting first/second year students to participate as audience members
· Opening the possibility of engaging in interdisciplinary learning across and beyond ACM
Presenters
| Name | Program of Study | Title | Time |
| Eric Slyfield | Media Studies and Studio Art | Social Sound Systems | 9:10 |
| Anastasiya Gordiychuk | Journalism | Comparing Coverage of Immigration Issues in Mainstream and Ethnic Media | 9:30 |
| Vickie Kan | New Media Studies, Media Studies and Psychology | Breaking the Norm | 9:50 |
| Maria Patricia Abuel | Studio Art | Reclaiming my Body Through Performance | 10:10 |
| Eva Wissting | English and Creative Writing | Waiting for Hope in Sarajevo | 10:45 |
| Annie Sahagian | Media Studies and Human Biology | The Political Economy of Social Media Apps | 11:05 |
| Sylvie Stojanovski | Arts Management and Studio Art | ARTRE/CESS: Unlocking the Keys to Artrepreneurial Success | 11:25 |
| Jiaqi Yuan | Studio Art | Kinectic Sculpture: The Treatment of A Social Object As a Living Being | 1:00 |
| Beenish Shahab | Studio Art and New Media Studies | For Whose Honour? | 1:20 |
| Ujwal Mantha | Studio Art and Sociology | The Visual Sociological Dictionary | 1:40 |