LARC: Faculty & Staff - Jade Aguilar
In summer 2012, I will be conducting a content analysis on the advice column, Savage Love.
Deliberative reason in Weimar and Nazi Germany
What does democracy require of citizens cognitively, affectively, and aesthetically?
Infusing Sustainability: Tales from the Humanities and Social Sciences
What happens when sustainability issues are cross-pollinated with classes and research in the humanities and social sciences? How has the current sustainability movement changed education on college campuses? What do the humanities and social sciences have to offer sustainability?
LARC: Faculty & Staff - Bobby Brewer-Wallin
Our inter-disciplinary research group intends to collaborate together toward the creation of new artworks that are generated through a thoughtful investigation of themes relating to memory, loss, and longing.
Vernacular Memorials as a Response to Trauma: The Case of Kyron Horman
I am interesting in extending research that I have been involved in during the last ten years on visual rhetoric and memorialization to the case of Kyron Horman, age 8, missing for over a year.
2012 Summer Research Project from Brianne Davila
Brianne Davila
Educational outreach programs have relied on the use of data in order to inform their policies and practices.
LARC: Faculty & Staff - Emily Drew
“Secure Communities,” a policy of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the Department of Homeland Security, is gaining momentum in states across the United States, including proposed legislation right here in Oregon.
Heidi Preuss Grew
Heidi Preuss Grew
Our inter-disciplinary research group intends to collaborate together toward the creation of new artworks that are generated through a thoughtful investigation of themes relating to memory, loss, and longing.
LARC: Faculty Projects - Allison Hobgood
In summer 2012, I will be conducting research in the burgeoning field of early modern disability studies. While contemporary disability studies has thrived over the past twenty years, disability as a conceptual category of difference in pre-modern contexts has gone relatively unexplored.
Oregon Health Care Policy
The passage of national health care reform in 2010, known as the Affordable Care Act (ACA), created a number of new mandates for states in order to increase the percentage of Americans with access to health care.
Ritual, Site, Sustainability and Community
James Thompson
My artwork of the last several years has been influenced by my research into the landscape of Great Britain where I have investigated prehistoric sites of the ancient peoples of Britain. This included the carved stone symbols of the Picts and ancient dwellings in Scotland and the Orkney Islands.
2012 Faculty Projects
Willamette University
Liberal Arts Research Collaborative
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