Final Talks and Panels Schedule 2022

MDS 2022 Schedule

The 2022 Mount David Summit will be held in-person. Our programming is covered over three sessions throughout the day.

Summit SessionTimeJump to Schedule
Session 11:45 – 3 PMJump to Session 1
Session 23:15 – 4: 30 PMJump to Session 2
Session 34:45 – 6 PMJump to Session 3

Complete Schedule

The complete schedule below allows for searching of names and keywords as well as filtering Summit session.

Session Time Location Student Name/Moderator Title Presentation Type Advisor

1

      
11:45 – 3 PMAtrium Poster Session IPoster 
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Lynne Lewis, Economics, moderatorFat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon Pricing  
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Salem Alderei ’22Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Aidan Braithwaite ’23Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Alexander Campbell ’22Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Jarod Castro ’22Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Thomas Dodge ’22Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Maxwell Elsasser ’23Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Jamie Gottschalk ’23Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Max MacAvoy ’22Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Sam Marchman ’23Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Daniel McConnell ’23Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Charlotte Morris ’23Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Syd Paul ’22Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Tate Perkins ’22Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Catie Sanchez ’23Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 257Sophie van Leeuwen ’23Fat Tails and Tipping Points: Carbon PricingPosterLynne Lewis, Economics
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 116Zhenzhen Lu, Chinese, ModeratorVisual Representations of China  
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 116Maya Benziger ’22A Graphic Novel History of the Silk Roads15-Minute oral presentationWesley Chaney, History
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 116Saskia Wong-Smith ’22Representing Place: Exploring Artistic Representations of the Fuchun River throughout Chinese History15-Minute oral presentationZhenzhen Lu, Chinese
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 116Anna Landgren ’22Shanshui Reinterpreted: The Aesthetics of Urbanization in Chinese Contemporary Landscape Art15-Minute oral presentationZhenzhen Lu, Chinese
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 162Chris McDowell, Theater. ModeratorActors RoundtablePanel 
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 162Jacob DiMartini ’22Actors RoundtablePanelChris McDowell, Theater
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 162Max Younger ’22Actor’s RoundtablePanelTim Dugan, Theater
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill 162QinYing Zuo ’22Actor’s RoundtablePanelTim Dugan, Theater
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G21Francesco Duina, Sociology, ModeratorUnderstanding a Changing World: Sociological Perspective15-Minute oral presentationFrancesco Duina, Sociology
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G21Nana Baffoe ’22Double Veil, Triple Consciousness: A Du Boisian Examination of Black American Muslim Racialization and Placemaking15-Minute oral presentationMarcelle Medford, Sociology
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G21Emma Block ’22’These People, Do They Care?’ Facilitating Connections to Post-Incarceration Reentry Supports15-Minute Oral PresentationEmily Kane, Sociology
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G21Eben Cook ’22A Voice of Rhyme and Reason: Using Critical Race Theory and Freirean Pedagogy as Frameworks for a Hip-Hop Education on Police Violence15-Minute oral presentationMichael Rocque, Sociology
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G21Daniel Logan ’22Universalized Values: A Sociology of Knowledge View of Affordable Care Act Scholarship15-Minute oral presentationFrancesco Duina, Sociology
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G21Hermione Zhou ’22Populist through and through: A Study of the Framing Anchors of Populist Parties’ Environmental Agendas15-Minute oral presentationFrancesco Duina, Sociology
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G52Katherine Mathis, Psychology, moderatorBody and Brain: Psychology and Neuroscience Research  
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G52Caitie McGlashan ’22Optimizing Data Acquisition in Pain Science: Calibrating to Individual Pain Thresholds May Enable More Sensitive Detection of Pain-related Phenomena15-Minute oral presentationJason Castro, Neuroscience
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G52Thomas Luiselli ’22The Prospect of Violence: The Influence of Group Identification on Individual Risk-Based Decision Making15-Minute oral presentationMichael Sargent, Psychology
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G52Arya Mohanty ’22Differences in Proactive Interference in Individuals Diagnosed with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactive Disorder15-Minute oral presentationKatherine Mathis, Psychology
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G52Rachel Paradis ’22Suffering amidst COVID-19: A Literature Review on Suffering and Its Effects on Health and Meaning Making15-Minute oral presentationMichael Buccigrossi, Psychology
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G65Cynthia Baker, Religious Studies, ModeratorLearning about Local Ethno-Religious CommunitiesPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G65Helen Badger ’25Learning about Local Ethno-Religious CommunitiesPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G65Trish Balser ’25Learning about Local Ethno-Religious CommunitiesPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G65Mathias Boudreau-Golfman ’25Learning about Local Ethno-Religious CommunitiesPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G65Chloe Dwinal ’25Learning about Local Ethno-Religious CommunitiesPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G65Riley Gramley ’25Learning about Local Ethno-Religious CommunitiesPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G65Kaitlin Kavanagh ’25Learning about Local Ethno-Religious CommunitiesPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G65Caroline Keating ’25Learning about Local Ethno-Religious CommunitiesPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G65Amelia Killackey ’25Learning about Local Ethno-Religious CommunitiesPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G65Hope Perrine ’25Learning about Local Ethno-Religious CommunitiesPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G65Daniel Snider ’25Learning about Local Ethno-Religious CommunitiesPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G65Eric Treyz ’25Learning about Local Ethno-Religious CommunitiesPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
11:45 – 3 PMPettengill G65Cassidy Vawter ’25Learning about Local Ethno-Religious CommunitiesPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies

2

      
23:15 – 4:30 PMPerry Atrium Poster Session II  
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill 162Carol Dilley, Dance, ModeratorMoving Academia: Dance as a Vibrant Practice of ScholarshipPanel 
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill 162Isabel Honigman ’22Moving Academia: Dance as a Vibrant Practice of ScholarshipPanelCarol Dilley, Dance
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill 162Talia Kurlansky ’22Moving Academia: Dance as a Vibrant Practice of ScholarshipPanelCarol Dilley, Dance
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill 162Mia Bernstein ’23Moving Academia: Dance as a Vibrant Practice of ScholarshipPanelCarol Dilley, Dance
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill 162Anntonia Taylor ’24Moving Academia: Dance as a Vibrant Practice of ScholarshipPanelCarol Dilley, Dance
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G10Jonathan Cavallero, Rhetoric, Film, and Screen Studies, moderatorLiterature, Screens, and Language  
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G10Rabih Chughtai ’23Your BFF: Organizing the Bates Film Festival15-Minute oral presentationJonathan Cavallero, Rhetoric, Film, and Screen Studies
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G10Jackson Elkins ’22Skiing and Mountaineering in the Alps: Examining the Narratives of Alpine Sport Culture through Bergfilm and Its Influence on Interwar Central Europe15-Minute oral presentationRaluca Cernahoschi, German & European Studies
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G10Craig Selbrede ’22Relic: An International Fantasy Webseries15-Minute oral presentationCarolina Gonzalez Valencia
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G10Pico Banerjee ’23A Sadean Banquet: Transgressive Politics, Tasting Joyce15-Minute joint presentationKatie Adkison, English
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G10Brady Chilson ’23A Sadean Banquet: Transgressive Politics, Tasting Joyce15-Minute joint presentationKatie Adkison, English
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G21Darby Ray and Sam Boss, Harward Center for Community Partnerships, moderatorsResearch and the Public Good: Multidisciplinary ExplorationsPanelDarby Ray and Sam Boss, Harward Center for Community Partnerships
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G21Lauren Berube ’22Adaptability: Improving Mathematics Engagement and Motivation at Lewiston Middle SchoolPanelKaty Ott, Mathematics
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G21Mary Corcoran ’22Antiracist Restorative Practice Implementation at Lewiston Middle School: A Community-Engaged Research StudyPanelPatti Buck, Education, and Emily Kane, Sociology
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G21Tess Hick ’22Math for Liberation: Exploring the Mathematics of Voting Systems with Lewiston Middle SchoolPanelCarrie Diaz Eaton, Digital and Computational Studies
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G21Hart Rorick ’22Exploring Urban Climate Resilience: Constructing an Equity Atlas for Climate Change Vulnerabilities in South Portland, MainePanelCarissa Aoki, Environmental Studies
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G21Paige Sonoda ’22Liberatory Digital Storytelling: Sharing Stories of Multiracial Asian AmericansPanelYun Garrison, Psychology
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G52Su Langdon, Psychology, moderatorThe Impact of Engagement: Psychology Research  
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G52Ben van Paassen ’22Personality Differences in College: Connecting College Major, College Satisfaction, and Academic Success15-Minute oral presentationSusan Mangan, Psychology
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G52Olivia Piacentini ’22Effects of Wellness Interventions on Adolescent Female Athletes15-Minute oral presentationSu Langdon, Psychology
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G52Michelle Desjarlais ’22Thank You for Sharing: Determining the Impact of a Weekly Storytelling Group in a Retirement Community15-Minute oral presentationSu Langdon, Psychology
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G65Michelle Greene, Neuroscience, moderatorCognition, Perception, and Memory: Neuroscience II  
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G65Isabelle Darling ’22Early Life Trauma as a Predictor of Cognition and Pain Tolerance in Early Adulthood15-Minute oral presentationNancy Koven, Neuroscience
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G65Amina Mohamed ’22Why are Facial Recognition Systems Racist?15-Minute oral presentationMichelle Greene, Neuroscience
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G65Peter Riley ’22Visual and Semantic Capacity Limitations in the Neural Dynamics of Visual Processing15-Minute oral presentationMichelle Greene, Neuroscience
23:15 – 4:30 PMPettengill G65Devanshi Trivedi ’22Do We Remember More than We See? Capacity Limits of Visual Memory15-Minute oral presentationMichelle Greene, Neuroscience

3

      
34:45 – 6 PMPerry Atrium Poster Session III  
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill 116Mary Rice-DeFosse, French and Francophone Studies, moderatorIdentity and Adaptation  
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill 116Martha Coleman ’23Bilingual Education in Maine: Exploring the Past, Present, and Future of Bilingual Education Programs in Maine’s Public Schools15-Minute oral presentationMary Rice-DeFosse, French and Francophpne Studies
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill 116Zhao Li ’22Menstruation, Distance, and Female Secondary School Attendance: Evidence from Malawi15-Minute oral presentationNivedhitha Subramanian, Economics
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill 116Kathleen King ’23The Embodiment of Spectacle: Queer Art and Resistance in Times of Genocide15-Minute oral presentationClaudia Aburto Guzman, Hispanic Studies
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill 116Jason Alfandre ’23The Importance of Snake Education on their Conservation15-Minute oral presentationCarla Essenberg, Biology
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill 162Michael Reidy, Theater, moderatorDirecting, Playwriting, and Technical Design: A Panel DiscussionPanel 
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill 162Olivia Dimond ’22Learning to Fly on the Way Down: Directing Gina Gionfriddo’s Rapture, Blister, Burn15-Minute oral presentationClifford Odle, Theater
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill 162Johnny Esposito ’22From Actor to Playwright: The Emergence of a Multifaceted Artist15-Minute oral presentationClifford Odle, Theater
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill 162Henry King ’22Technology and Technical Direction of 35mm15-minute oral presentationMichael Reidy, Theater and Dance
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill 162Noah Pott ’22Directing, Playwriting, and Technical Design: A Panel DiscussionPanelTim Dugan, Theater
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G10Cynthia Baker, Religious Studies, ModeratorReligious Studies at the Cutting Edge: Life and Death, Love and War, Local and GlobalPanel 
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G10Insha Afsar ’22Religious Studies at the Cutting Edge: Life and Death, Love and War, Local and GlobalPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G10Maddie Korbey ’22Religious Studies at the Cutting Edge: Life and Death, Love and War, Local and GlobalPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G10Alex Platt ’22Religious Studies at the Cutting Edge: Life and Death, Love and War, Local and GlobalPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G10Kang Xiong ’22Religious Studies at the Cutting Edge: Life and Death, Love and War, Local and GlobalPanelCynthia Baker, Religious Studies
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G21Christopher Price, Politics, moderatorControlling Bodies: Power, Politics, and Practices  
34: 45 – 6 PMPettengill G21Niharika Tuladhar ’22Veto Power and Hegemony15-Minute oral presentationChristopher Price, Politics
34: 45 – 6 PMPettengill G21Joseph Amiel ’22The Electoral Disconnection: How Representatives Take Credit for Opposed LegislationPanelKathryn Bedecarre, Politics
34: 45 – 6 PMPettengill G21Rachel Retana ’22Policing in Education: The Use of COVID-19 Disciplinary Protocols against Black and Brown Students and the Perpetuation of the School-to-Prison Pipeline15-Minute oral presentationLisa Gilson, Politics
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G52Myronn Hardy, English, ModeratorCreative Writing Thesis ReadingReading 
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G52Ellie Boyle ’22“A New Routine” and Other StoriesPanelJessica Anthony, English
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G52Alex Burbelo ’22From Concrete: A Poetry Senior Thesis15-Minute oral presentationMyronn Hardy, English
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G52Alex Gailey ’22The Bike Thief15-Minute oral presentationJessica Anthony, English
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G52Jesse Segalla ’22Creative Thesis Reading15-Minute oral presentationJessica Anthony, English
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G52Christina Wang ’22Poetry Reading15-Minute oral presentationJessica Anthony, English
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G65Carrie Diaz Eaton, Digital and Computational Studies, moderatorDigital and Computational Studies: Interdisciplinary Applications  
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G65Adriana Pastor Almiron ’25Stargaze: Diversifying STEM through Children’s Literature15-Minute oral presentationCarrie Diaz Eaton, Digital and Computational Studies
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G65Joaquin Torres ’25Stargaze: Diversifying STEM through Children’s Literature15-Minute oral presentationCarrie Diaz Eaton, Digital and Computational Studies
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G65Brandon Villalta Lopez ’25Stargaze: Diversifying STEM through Children’s Literature15-Minute oral presentationCarrie Diaz Eaton, Digital and Computational Studies
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G65Kira Yanagi ’25Stargaze: Diversifying STEM through Children’s Literature15-Minute oral presentationCarrie Diaz Eaton, Digital and Computational Studies
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G65Grace Acton ’24Promptitude and Fidelity: Professional Seamstresses in Early Nineteenth-Century New England15-Minute oral presentationLaurie Baker, Digital and Computational Studies
34:45 – 6 PMPettengill G65Ognyan Simeonov ’22Humans vs. COVID-19: Modeling Disease Spread on College Campuses15-Minute oral presentationCarrie Diaz Eaton, Digital and Computational Studies