It was so wonderful to see the incredible, hard work of the presenters on Monday, April 3, 2023, of their exhibitions and capstone projects. COVID-19 disrupted this annual signature experience, but the high school students, mentors, and others who support this curriculum made great strides to re-establishing it in our school culture.
Vin Wylie ’24 speaking on the Perpetuation of Trauma.
The range of topics was impressive:
- Zoe Bando ’23: The Indian Child Welfare Act
- Caleb Benjamin ’23: Road Salts
- Kyanna Blodgett ’23: The Hero’s Journey and Its Flaws
- Lev Breese ’24: How Clothing Affects Confidence
- Isla Brown ’23: The Effect of Learning Disabilities on Students, Teachers, and Schools
- Diana Chapin-Parker ’24: Serial Killers in the 70s and 80s
- Charlie Curran ’23: Make ‘Em Laugh
- Jasper Erhard ’24: There Will Be Drawing
- Aidan Gage ’23: How the US Government’s Failure to Regulate the Pharmaceutical Market Has Led to Fentanyl Abuse
- A.O. Gaposchkin-Christesen ’23: How the US Constitution Fails at Containing Fascism
- Eli Ferro ’23: 1936 Ford
- Elliot Jones ’23: Legalization of Narcotics
- Esme Krauthammer ’24: Elementary Education and the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Jade Martin ’23: Vermont’s Bats
- Charity Mather ’23: What’s for Dinner?
- Zabrien McGee ’24: How Does a Good Diet and Exercise Affect You?
- Maple Moore’24: Eugenics: The Dark Side of Science
- Richard Mullins III ’23: Sans Meaning: Existentialism and Nihilism in Games
- Isaac Piascik ’24: The Siege of Waco
- Maya Stark-Meredith ’24: Do I Matter?
- Lily Welch ’23: The Birth of A Song
- McKayla Woods ’24: Pandemic Paranoia
- Vin Wylie ’24: The Perpetuation of Trauma
