{"id":10897,"date":"2008-05-01T12:55:24","date_gmt":"2008-05-01T12:55:24","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sites.temple.edu\/libtest\/2008\/05\/01\/temple_universi\/"},"modified":"2012-10-22T20:43:06","modified_gmt":"2012-10-22T20:43:06","slug":"temple_universi","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sites.temple.edu\/librarynews\/2008\/05\/01\/temple_universi\/","title":{"rendered":"Temple University Libraries Announce Library Prize Winners"},"content":{"rendered":"

Temple University Libraries have announced the winners of the fourth annual Library Prize for Undergraduate Research.<\/p>\n

As this prestigious award entered its fourth year, 63 outstanding applications were received. Applications represented disciplines, schools and colleges across Temple\u2019s campus.<\/p>\n

Congratulations to our winners:<\/p>\n

Peter Leibensperger<\/strong> – Musical Ambiguity as Poetic Reflection: Mahler\u2019s Kindertotenlieder, No. 1, \u201cNunn will die Sonn\u2019 so hell aufgeh\u2019n!\u201d<\/em> – (Music Studies 4782) Faculty Sponsors: Dr. Edward Latham, Dr. Cynthia Folio<\/p>\n

Natalia Smirnov<\/strong> – Before and After Photography: The Makeover Method of Discipline and Punish<\/em> – (Film and Media Arts 4671) Faculty Sponsor: Dr. Paul Swann<\/p>\n

Maureen Whitsett<\/strong> – Fenianism In Irish Catholic Philadelphia: The American Catholic Church\u2019s Battle for Acceptance<\/em> – (History 4997) Faculty Sponsors: Dr. Petra Goedde, Dr. Elizabeth Varon<\/p>\n

And our honorable mentions:<\/p>\n

Robyn Baylor<\/strong> – \u201cWe the Kinda Cats Like to Turn Hegel Upside Down Just to See the Pennies Fall Out\u201d: Yugen, The Floating Bear, and the Avant-Garde Poetry Community of the Lower East Side, 1958-1963<\/em> – (American Studies 4097) Faculty Sponsor: Dr. Lisa Rhodes<\/p>\n

Brian Chambers<\/strong> – Consolidating Dictatorship: The Pinochet Regime in Retrospect<\/em> – (History H4997) Faculty Sponsors: Dr. Petra Goedde, Dr. Elizabeth Varon, Dr. Art Schmidt<\/p>\n

Cynthia Gingrich<\/strong> – The Schola Cantorum and Le Chat Noir Juxtaposed in Paris, 1880-1914<\/em> – (Music Studies 4782) Faculty Sponsor: Dr. David Cannata<\/p>\n

Sarah Van Anden<\/strong> – The Collection of Charles I: A Symbol of Royal Power from Formation to Rejection<\/em> – (History 4997) Faculty Sponsors: Dr. Petra Goedde, Dr. Travis Glasson<\/p>\n

For interviews with the 2008 Library Prize for Undergraduate Research winners, and full text of their papers please visit the Library Prize site<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Winner Peter Leibensperger at the podium<\/p>\n

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\"Thumbnail<\/a>Back, left to right: Professor Edward Latham, 2008 Winner Peter Leibensperger, Professor Travis Glasson, Professor Elizabeth Varon, Professor Petra Goedde, Professor Art Schmidt, 2008 Honorable Mention recipient Brian Chambers, 2008 Honorable Mention recipient Cynthia Gingrich<\/p>\n

Front, left to right: Library Prize sponsor and SBM \u201849 alumnus Jack Livingstone, Professor Lisa Rhodes, Honorable Mention recipient Robyn Baylor, 2008 Winner Natalia Smirnov, Professor Paul Swann, 2008 Honorable Mention recipient Sarah Van Anden, 2008 Winner Maureen Whitsett, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Affairs Peter Jones, Dean of University Libraries Larry P. Alford, and Professor David Cannata<\/p>\n

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Deputy Provost and Dean of University College Richard M. Englert, Professor Elizabeth Varon, Professor Petra Goedde, 2008 Library Prize winner Maureen Whitsett, and Dean of University Libraries Larry P. Alford<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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