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Rho Lambda Chapter at the University of Central Oklahoma REGIONAL PHI ALPHA THETA CONFERENCE A triumphant UCO contingent returned home late Saturday afternoon, March 3, from the Phi Alpha Theta Regional Conference at Northeastern State University (NSU) in Tahlequah. A healthy number of professors attended the conference, many serving as judges or panel chairs. Moreover, ten students and one professor submitted papers (listed below photos). Members of Rho Lambda are very proud of that feat, but they're prouder yet of the fact that UCO students took home SIX PAPER PRIZES! And four of them were first prizes! Not bad, Rho Lambda. Not bad at all. Bravo!
I. Student Papers (10) at PAT 2007 Conference (Mar 2-3) Julie Bennett-Jones, Savior of Scapegoat: Assessing the Leadership of Adam Czerniakow in the Warsaw Ghetto, 1939-1942." 1st Place, Grad. Non-U.S. history. Justin Castro, "From Tennessee to Tahlequah: A Brief Account of the Cherokee Fiddling Tradition of the Oklahoma Ozarks, 1809-2007." 1st Place, Grad. Oklahoma history. Rene Deloria, "Ping-Pong Diplomacy: China Opens its Doors." 1st Place, Undergrad. U.S. history. Daniel Dumbleton, "Hiroshima: Through the Eyes of History." Jason Harris, "One Last Hurrah: The Confederate Campaign
of 1865 in Indian Territory." Deah Johnson, "Thatcher, Milk Snatcher." Megan McGregor, "Menace or Annoyance? Immediate Reactions to the Creation of the Dies Committee, 1938." 1st Place, Grad. U.S. history. Molly McLeod Mirll, "The American Jewish Distribution Committee: A Valuable Influence during the Early Twentieth Century in Europe." Honorable Mention. Adam Payne, "'With His Life He Earned His Bread': Economic Resistance in the Warsaw Ghetto." 3rd Place, Grad. Non-U.S. Kim Penrod, "Evans Hall and Ninety-one Years of Change." II. Faculty Paper at PAT 2007 Conference Xiaobing Li, "The Dragon in the Jungle: Chinese Military
Operations in the Vietnam War, 1965-1969." Contact Rho Lambda
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