2:00-3:15 PM TALKS II

2:00 Rahul Tamta, Minsky’s Theory of Financial Crises: The Case of the Dot Com Bubble

Mentor: Professor Dmitra Papadovasilaki, Finance

2:15 Paula Pelletier, Racial & Ethnic Identity formation of Haitian Americans in Chicago

Mentor: Professor Courtney Cain, History

2:30 Said Omer Sadat, Have We Gone Too Far? Monoiodination vs Bisiodination

Mentor: Professor Paul Gladen, Chemistry

2:45 Sadaf Naushad, Fact or Fabrication: The Truth on Latin American Crime Fiction

Mentor: Professor Gizella Meneses, Spanish

3:00 Olivia Grimmer, The Evolution of Commercial Education in the Chicago Public School System

Mentor: Professor Cristina Groeger, History

3:15-3:30 PM BREAK

3:30-4:30 PM TALKS III

3:30 Molly Gniady, Amanda Lee, & Jan Roessler, Using the Surveys of Consumer Finances to Understand Financial Decisions: Policy Applications for Life Insurance, Student Debt, and Market Diversification

Mentor: Professor Robert Lemke, Economics

3:50 Maxwell Rowland & Sarah Stauber, Chicago Elites: Social Networks & Inequality in the 19th and 20th Centuries,

Mentor: Professor Rudi Batzell, History

4:10 Madison Strejc & Zoe Walts, Walk Down Memory Lane: Part-Set Cueing & Semantic Memory,

Mentor: Professor Matthew Kelley, Psychology

4:30 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS