Highlights from Conference Presentations with Students
Group Presentation, World Literature's Missing Daughters: Folk Tales, Quantitative Methods, and the Nature and Nurture of Gender. North Eastern Modern Language Association, March 2004.
Celebrating a Job Well Done, Primanti Brothers Restaurant, Pittsburgh, PA, 2004
Group Presentation, "Universal Patterns of Characterization in Literature Across Geographic Regions and Levels of Cultural Complexity: Literature as a Neglected Source of Psychological Data." St. Lawrence University Festival of Science, April 2003
Celebrating a job well done, Chicago Pier, Group Presentation, "The Heroine with a Thousand Faces: Images of the Heroine in Traditional Narratives." Mid-Western Conference on Film, Language, and Literature, April 2002. (co-authored with 15 St. Lawrence University undergraduates)
The Beauty Double Standard in World Folk Tales. Eastern Psychological Association, March 2005 (Poster presentation co-authored with three St. Lawrence University undergraduate students)
Celebrating a job well done, San Diego Zoo, "The Heroine with a Thousand Faces: Universal Trends in the Characterization of Female Folk Tale Protagonists." Modern Language Association, December 2003. (co-authored with Carly Drown, St. Lawrence University undergraduate student)
Romantic Love: Culturally Specific or
Cross-Culturally Universal? Eastern Psychological Association, March 2005
(Poster presentation co-authored with 16 St. Lawrence University undergraduate
students)
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The Puzzle of Human Female Beauty: A Theoretical Refinement and Empirical Test. Human Behavior and Evolution Society, June 2005. (Co-authored with thirty St. Lawrence University undergraduate students, presented with Amy Gardiner)
The Physical Attractiveness Stereotype in Cross-Cultural Folk Tales. Eastern Psychological Association, April 2004. (Poster presentation with St. Lawrence University undergraduate students)
The Sexual Double Standard in Multicultural Context: Results of an Empirical Search for the Virgin/Whore Dichotomy. Eastern Psychological Association, April 2004. (Poster presentation co-authored with St. Lawrence University undergraduates)
