Muskingum College
Department of Modern Languages

Butler University
Undergraduate Research Conference 2005
Adam Milazzotto '05 
Sarah Hickman
'05		 Caitlin Lewis
'05
Fabrice Renucci '05 
Four Muskingum College students presented their research findings at the Butler Undergraduate Research Conference (URC) held April 15 at Butler University in  Indianapolis, IN..

Adam Milazzotto '05 presented La historia y el mito en la novela (The history and the myth in the novel): El embrujo de Shanghai.
Fabrice Renucci '05 presented The Emersonian Law of Compensation: A Western Synonym for Karma. 		 Sarah Hickman '05 presented Don Segundo Sombra; el gaucho místico (the mystical gaucho). Caitlin Lewis '05 presented "Flaubert: L'Expansion de l'Expression et de la Signification du Langage dans Un Coeur Simple (Flaubert: The Expansion of the Expression and Signification of Language in A Simple Heart.)
The students were sponsored at the conference by Muskingum faculty members Assistant Professor of Spanish Dr. Marla Williams, Associate Professor of English Dr. Richard Williamson and Associate Professor of French Dr. Jean Morris.

The Butler Undergraduate Research Conference began in 1988 as an outlet for undergraduate students to share their research and creative endeavor experiences with interested students and faculty. In a typical year, the Butler URC brings together approximately 600 students from more than 30 midwest colleges and universities. At the conference, students present summaries of their work, in sessions organized by topic. The presentations by the Muskingum students were the result of their work on their senior seminars, which are the capstones of their studies in their academic majors.

Caitlin Lewis '05 Fabrice Renucci '05