Perception Versus Reality: An Analysis of the Voting Behind the Ideological Blocs of the Court
By Alex Zapinski, Sophomore Finance and Operations Management & Business Analytics Double Major and Justice and Legal Thought Student
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During Spring 2020, more than 50 second-year Justice and Legal Thought College Park Scholars
created Academic Showcase posters highlighting their work in research, service-learning and internships. These posters would normally be presented during the Annual College Park Scholars Academic Showcase where students would present their posters to campus faculty, staff, community members, and fellow students.
As a result of COVID-19, students were unable to participate in College Park Scholars' annual tradition. Our students worked very hard to create visually stunning and informative posters despite believing their posters would never be displayed. It is with great pleasure that we celebrate the hard work of our students through Justice and Legal Thought's first Virtual Academic Showcase.
Below you will find all of our student's posters. Student posters are also organized by type: Internship Posters, Research Posters and Service-Learning Posters. Click on any category below to learn about the exciting projects our students completed. Please feel free to leave a comment on any poster by scrolling to the bottom of the screen. Our students would love to hear what you think!
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The Populist Paradigm: The Unique History and Trajectory of American Populism
By Noah Thurm, Sophomore History Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholars Student
Racism in Education: A way to keep our children out of prision
By Iyana Moore, Sophomore African American Studies and Criminology and Criminal Justice Double Major and Justice and Legal Thought Student
How Much is too Much Government Control?
By Araya Hebert, Sophomore Finance Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholars Student
Student Due Process in University Sexual Assault Proceedings
By John Stafford, Sophomore Economics and Government and Politics Double Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholars Student
Psychosis in Prisons: Is the Justice System Failing Mentally Ill Prisoners?
By Alia Shields, Sophomore Psychology Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholars Student
Flaws and Progress: A study of the best and worse America's Prison System has to offer
By Daniel Shapiro, Sophomore Psychology Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholars Student
Lone Wolves & Online Hate Speech: Violence in Disguise
By Nadira Roberts, Sophomore Criminology and Criminal Justice Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholars Student
Record Labels: A Necessary Function in the Music Industry or an Outdated Business Structure?
By Harilaos Rentzeperis, Sophomore Marketing and Management Major and Justice an Legal Thought Scholars Student
Pay to Play: Examining the Data Behind the Idea of Allowing College Athletes to be Paid
By Christopher O'Connor, Sophomore Finance Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholars Student
Is Standardized Testing Representative of Academic Achievement?
By Emma Newell, Sophomore Kinesiology Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholars Student
Legislation Regarding Egg Donation Compensation in the United States
By Samantha Kurapaty, Sophomore Neurobiology and Physiology Double Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholars Student
The Impact of Legal Sports Betting in the United States
By Andrew Kasner, Sophomore Finance Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholars Student
Has Microfinance Been the Solution to Global Poverty? A Review of the Impacts and Successes
By Sean Kirker, Sophomore Economics and Finance Double Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholars Student
The Legality of Sanctuary States: Why Federal Funding Conditions are Justified and Constitutional
By Beau Giebels, Sophomore Criminology and Criminal Justice Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholar
Blinding the Court to Defendant Race: an Approach to Reduce Inequality in the System
By Daniel Bloomfield, Sophomore Criminal Justice Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholars Student
The Collection of Personal Data and Privacy Policies
By Saamia Bashir, Sophomore Information Science Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholars Student
Exclusion of Women in Cardiovascular Disease Research
By Kelly Barnes, Sophomore Kinesiology Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholar
The Costs of Mass Incarceration
By Joshua Averbach, Sophomore Government and Politics Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholar
Adequately Funding Maryland Public Schools
By Melissa Alvarenga, Sophomore Government and Politics Major and Justice and Legal Thought Scholar
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