Scholars’ Week in the Department of Art & Art History
Each spring, Western Washington University hosts an annual, week-long celebration of outstanding student research and creative works, called "Scholar's Week."
Western’s undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to showcase their finest academic accomplishments, highlighting the significance of faculty mentorship and student scholarship. Such student achievements include presentations of completed research, research in progress, creative activities and performance.
Art History students have created works of original scholarship which they will present as displays, individual presentations, and panel discussions on Thursday, May 16 from 10:15 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Fine Arts 232. The presentations are free and open to the public.
Location
Fine Arts Building Room 232
Schedule
10:15 to 11:30 am: Uncovering Art Education His/Herstories
Knight Arndt, Ray Beech, Kashmere Carr, Elizabeth Caulfield, Maggie Chen, Miles Coleman, Molly Ellis, Fiona
Ferguson, Chloe Hagen, Tabitha Johnson, Malea Linder, Lauren Moe, Grace Seesemann, Galen Soleimanipour,
Cameron Stewart, Sarah Trinneer, Dylan Werts, Sam Williams
11:30 a.m. to 12:30 pm: Western Gallery Internship Panel
Jillian Adams, Nia Stillman, Ayla Warwick, Maia Whitehorn
12:30 to 1:30 pm: Photography: In Plain Sight
Alexei Chachkov, Alison Conner, Kady Darlington, Luci Edenlord, Kenzie Ellis, Natalie Jones, Chase Munsey, Avery
Robertson, Will Story
1:30 to 4:00 pm: Art History Presentations: Exploring the Terrain of Visual Culture
(in order of presentation): Maia Whitehorn, Ayla Warwick, Gabriella Brush, Hazel Danielsen-Wong, Allayna Zimmerman, Elizabeth Meyer, Nia Stillman, Noah Gray, Dylan Johnson-Ross, Kaysa Engdahl, Skylar Cooney, Sofia Arias.
