The three winners of the 2010-2011 Temple University Library Prize for Undergraduate Research were interviewed along with their faculty sponsors at the time of the awards ceremony. The interviews are now available, below.<\/p>\n
On the Library Prize Web site, you can find links<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>to their research essays and research papers.<\/p>\n [ensemble contentid=3sEgvnYGIkWG7yztGZxJpg captions=true height=90]<\/p>\n Audio Download Link<\/strong><\/a> (for later)<\/p>\n Melissa Garretson<\/strong>, \u201cThe Dancing Intelligence of the Age: Women of the Institute of Colored Youth, 1852-1903,\u201d for History 4296 with professor Bettye Collier-Thomas<\/p>\n [ensemblevideo contentid=lbvf3WWcb0iYOjtD-Z_hDQ captions=true height=90]<\/p>\n Audio Download Link<\/strong><\/a> (for later)<\/p>\n Karl McCool<\/strong>, \u201cA Pornographic Avant-Garde: Boys in the Sand, LA Plays Itself, and the Construction of a Gay Masculinity,\u201d for LGBT Studies 3400 with professor Whitney Strub<\/p>\n [ensemblevideo contentid=z9M8jeBG1EWipbHYM4I9FQ captions=true height=90]<\/p>\n Audio Download Link<\/strong><\/a> (for later)<\/p>\n Cara Rankin<\/strong>, “Cracking Consensus: The Dominican Intervention, Public Opinion and Advocacy Organizations in the 1960s,” for History 4997 with professor Petra Goedde<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The three winners of the 2010-2011 Temple University Library Prize for Undergraduate Research were interviewed along with their faculty sponsors at the time of the awards ceremony. The interviews are now available, below. On the Library Prize Web site, you … Continue reading