Myth and Metaphor
Session 1
1:30-2:45 pm
Executive Dining Room – Side A
April Marratto (English)
“Uncovering Nietzsche’s Philosophy
in T.H. White’s The Once and Future
King”
Mark Standish (English)
“Holden Caulfield in the American
Story: The Catcher in the Rye, Paul
Ricoeur, and the American Imaginary”
Daniel Galenkamp (English)
“Insight Within the Enigmatic: The
Multiplicity of Metaphor in Flaubert’s
Parrot”
Julia Soderholm (Art)
“Comb”
The Symbolic Actions of Stage
and Page
Seeking Shalom in Education,
Environment, & Economics
Abigail Germain (Theatre)
“Jerzy Grotowski and Robert Lepage:
The Evolution and Importance of
Movement in the Theatre”
Elizabeth Van Veen (Education)
“Deep Reading via Identity Discourse:
In Search of the ‘Good Society’ in
Schools”
Paige Louter (Theatre)
“An Unfamiliar yet Universal Appeal:
The Japanese Art of Noh Theatre”
Jared VanHuizen, Justin Whittington,
and Matthew Horvath (Chemistry)
“Chemistry and our Calling:
Addressing Local Environmental
Challenges through Chemistry”
Session 2
3:00-4:15 pm
Executive Dining Room – Side A
Meredeth Hughes (English)
“The Nature of Wholeness of Identity
in Jean Rhys’ Wide Sargasso Sea”
Erin Haayema (English) Read by
Amanda Jose
“From Waste to Restoration: Landscape
as a Moral Reflection in Cry, the
Beloved Country”
Session 3
4:30-5:45 pm
Classroom 212C
Krista Brouwer, Christine Yutronkie
(Business)
“Just Wages for a Good Society”
Association of Reformed Colleges and Universities