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Independent Study

The Independent Study requirement at Wooster provides a chance for students to pursue in depth a topic of their own choosing, with the one-on-one guidance of a faculty member from their chosen home department and subject area. The China-related topics on which students did research include American missionaries in China ( Jonathan Seitz, ’98 History), the impact of American presidential debates on Taiwan independence movement (Elizabeth Gill, ’00 Cultural Area Studies), the effect of the Internet on Chinese democracy movements (Jeffrey Dickson, ’03 Political Science), Japanese atrocities during the rape of Nanjing (Meghan Roberts, ’03 History), illegal Chinese immigrants in the U.S. (Amy Lam, ’01 History), the silence of women in China (Brittany Wellner, ’05 Art), or Zen poetry and Chinese Buddhism (Ted Burger, ’98 Religious Studies).

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