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Hosted by Katelyn Rohlf · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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Thesis Talks is a weekly podcast where Drew students are brought on to discuss their honors theses. Each week, learn about new history, science, theory, and more! Drew’s students aiming to graduate with Specialized Honors in their respective fields offer their unique knowledge about their subject matter and the process of research and writing.
Katelyn Rohlf hosts Thesis Talks, a history show with 17 episodes published.
On this last episode hosted by Katelyn, she has brought in Azra and Lindsay who will be completing honors theses starting in the fall. The trio, also known as “KLA,” discusses their origin story through WMNJ and the futu
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Bridget discusses her chemistry thesis in inorganic chemistry. This thesis studying triosmium dodecacarbonyl, is the culmination of her years of research the Chemistry Lab at Drew Univers
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Rebecah speaks on her environmental science thesis (featuring Maddy). Rebecah shares how during Drew’s Summer Science Institute (DSSI) she and Maddy put their blood, sweat, and tears into
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Katie discusses her creative writing thesis. Katie reflects on tips and tricks learned along the way, challenges faced, and highlights of the writing and editing process. In her novel she
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Maryann presents her biology thesis. Inspired by recent studies using ketamine to treat depression, her work aims to contribute to this growing body of experimental research. Maryann beca
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Elliot discusses the close-knit Jewish population in Ireland during World War II. In his history thesis, Elliot highlights stories told by members of this community and their reactions to
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Alice introduces her art thesis. Originally pitched as a series of unrelated videos, Alice crafted a thesis about ecological communities, self-sustainability, and agency. With ecology at
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Luiza discusses her international relations thesis on Brazil’s foreign policy in global climate change conferences. Highlighting the democratization of Brazil’s politics with an emphasis
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Jared (Drew University, class of '25) introduces his computer science thesis. From “game jams” to his thesis and beyond, he pulls together programming and art to delve into five different
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Ben Paley (Drew University, class of '25) presents his research on demons through space and time. His anthropology thesis synthesizes theology and ethnography to construct a theory of per
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Michael (Drew University, class of '25) presents his political science thesis answering the question “Why are American trains so bad?” He delves into the history of American rail, its man
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Sierra (Drew University, class of '25) presents her marketing thesis with a focus on industrial and organizational psychology. Sierra explores how this niche field can help people be more
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Anna Beth discussed her thesis in visual environmental anthropology in partnership with Grow It Green, an urban farm in Morristown, NJ. She introduces her research process, working at the
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Emily talks about her English thesis at Drew University on contemporary literature and how she analyzes literature through a philosophical lens. The novels she studies hold a mirror to so
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Julia introduces Nadezhda Konstantinovna Krupskaya. Their history thesis aims to give credit where credit by focusing on Krupskaya's contributions to the Russian Revolution beyond being L
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Jocelyn speaks on her history thesis, currently titled the "Gay Agenda," about the Johns Committee and their ensuing attempts at power. Thesis Talks is hosted by Katelyn Rohlf Subscribe t
On this episode of Thesis Talks, Katelyn discusses the premise of the podcast as well as their Drew University history thesis on the American financial syndicate in cahoots with the King of the Belgians. Thesis Talks is
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Thesis Talks is hosted by Katelyn Rohlf. The show is categorised under history (education) and has published 17 episodes.
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