Please join us at for our first annual

Global Thesis Presentations

The 12th-grade students listed below have been researching and writing about their chosen topics throughout the school year.  They have submitted substantial final papers and in some cases portfolios to their advisers and thesis committees this spring.  These Global Thesis Presentations are a culminating assessment of their work and a celebration of their  achievements.  The presentations are free and open to the public.

Tuesday, May 24 4:30pm-6:00pm

in the Oak Room

Complexities of India’s Water Crisis and the Promising Solution of Social Entrepreneurship (Ms. Grace Backe)

The Depletion of Global Fish Stocks: An Assessment of Fishery Mismanagement and Sustainable Solutions (Ms. Hayley Brown)

The Challenge of Governing Population: Observations from China and India (Ms. Olivia Jack)

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Thursday, May 26 4:30pm-6:00pm

in the Oak Room

The Universal Impact of the Films of Federico Fellini and Ingmar Bergman (Mr. Evan Bieder)

Relations Between the U.S. and Iran: A Case Study of American Interventionism in the 20th Century and its Implications (Mr. Jackson Soule)

Los charros de la droga: An Examination of Policy Toward the War Against Mexican Narcotrafficking (Mr. Andrés Mondino)

Ethnomusicology: The Study of Global Music and Why it Matters (Mr. Will Conroy)