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Quest is a yearly campus-wide event during which faculty, staff, and students at SUNY Oswego present their research and their creative projects. This provides an opportunity for faculty, students, and staff to share their scholarly and creative efforts and communicate across disciplines. Each year approximately 170 talks, demonstrations, and other activities are presented at Quest. Any member of the campus community may submit a presentation for inclusion in the Quest program. Quest presentations feature talks, posters, panel discussions, performances, demonstrations or competitions. This collection features papers and presentation materials from the students and staff who have presented at Quest.

Recent Submissions

  • Phoenix, Daniel; Wilcox, Ellen; Halsey, Jessica; Ruckel, Lindsay; Fancher, Hannah; Gardiner, Matthew; House, Hollie; Isbell, Kimberly; Knoop, Kelly; Monaghan, Kelly; Richwalder, Alex; Smith, Kristen; Kyunghye, Yoon (2011-04-27)
    The Quest Proceedings are papers presented at Quest, SUNY Oswego's annual symposium dedicated to sharing the scholarly and creative pursuits of faculty, staff, and students.
  • Hassan, Thea (2008-11-03)
    The foundation upon which ethics should be based is debatable in the field of philosophy. Nel Noddings proposes “An Ethic of Caring” which offers a feminist approach to ethics based on caring. Noddings’ ethic of care is ...
  • Calak, Katherine (2008-11-03)
    Barbara Kruger explores feminist theory through artistic expression. Her continued use of black and white imagery combined with red blocks of text derive from her background in art and design and her previous careers ...
  • Feldheim, Andrew (2008-11-03)
    In this paper, I reply to Ward Churchill’s contention that, in struggles against tyrannical regimes and oppressive political systems, nonviolent resistance is ineffectual without either corresponding violence or the threat ...
  • Magnan, Jeremy (2008-11-03)
    Allegories of Vampire Cinema is a theoretical film essay involving the issue of spectator relations to vampire films before, during, and after viewings. The piece closely examines which character the spectators are truly ...

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