Significant student creations, projects, and research.
IBHL Biology Internall Assessment investigating the whether or not soil pH impacts the distribution of Youngia japonica on the campus of Taipei American School.
The Ghost Dance movement shaped the lives and cultures of American Indigenous peoples in the late 1800s. The movement strengthened unity within many Indigenous communities by focusing on social cohesion, spirituality, cultural identity, and resistance to white American influence. Concurrently, violence, Christianity, and outside pressures challenged traditional beliefs and disrupted communities. Using both primary and secondary sources, this paper highlights the complex cultural impact of the Ghost Dance movement.
An Energy Systems in Science honors project website teaching how solar panels work.
Post–World War II gender expectations, psychoanalytic theory, and media representation contributed to the development of the “Psycho Lesbian” trope in 1950s and 1960s America. Drawing on historical scholarship, psychological texts, and film analysis, the author shows that lesbians were portrayed as mentally unstable, socially deviant, and threatening to the heteronormative nuclear family.