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.
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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.
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 farm, and her methodology in which participants are tasked with taking photos of their own food for a week. This encouraged participants to explore what “farm-to-table” actually looked like in their homes.
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Thesis Talks
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.
