Thesis Talks

On this episode of Thesis Talks, Michael (Drew University, class of '25) presents his political science thesis answering the question “Why are American trains so bad?” He delves into the history of American rail, its many failed projects, and why federalism is to blame—all through examining the most critical infrastructure investments of modern America.

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On this episode of Thesis Talks, Sierra (Drew University, class of '25) presents her marketing thesis with a focus on industrial and organizational psychology. Sierra explores how this niche field can help people be more productive and happy in their careers.

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On this episode of Thesis Talks, Anna Beth discussed her thesis in visual environmental anthropology in partnership with Grow It Green, an urban farm in Morristown, NJ. She introduces her research process, working at the farm, and her methodology in which participants are tasked with taking photos of their own food for a week. This encouraged participants to explore what “farm-to-table” actually looked like in their homes.

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On this episode of Thesis Talks, Emily talks about her English thesis at Drew University on contemporary literature and how she analyzes literature through a philosophical lens. The novels she studies hold a mirror to society’s perception of human, compared to the "other." Emily exposes the connections between cycles of originals and their copies—all through a post-modern lens.

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On this episode of Thesis Talks, Julia introduces Nadezhda Konstantinovna Krupskaya. Their history thesis aims to give credit where credit by focusing on Krupskaya's contributions to the Russian Revolution beyond being Lenin's wife.

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On this episode of Thesis Talks, Jocelyn speaks on her history thesis, currently titled the "Gay Agenda," about the Johns Committee and their ensuing attempts at power.

Thesis Talks is hosted by Katelyn Rohlf

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On this episode of Thesis Talks, Katelyn discusses the premise of the podcast as well as their Drew University history thesis on the American financial syndicate in cahoots with the King of the Belgians.

Thesis Talks is hosted by Katelyn Rohlf

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