Dalton Seniors Share History Capstone Essays and Podcasts
Five Dalton seniors presented their final historical narrative essays and podcasts as part of Dalton’s new History Capstone Program.
Since the summer, students have collaborated with History teachers Jennifer Stolper Muenz and Kevin Slick, and Dalton Librarian Tobi Fineberg to produce their own original research project, using primary and secondary sources from Dalton’s online databases, scholarly journals, and other library resources to support their thesis.
We invite you to explore these capstone projects using the links below.
"Dark Side of The Beautiful Game" - A Podcast by Christopher Gumina ’21
"A Black Woman’s Forte" - A Podcast by Adedayo Perkovich '21
"Understanding Agency for Domestic Violence Survivors in Twentieth Century: A Microhistory" - An Essay by Grace Chaikin ’21
"Art and the Russian Peasant" - An Essay by Oliver Huston ’21
"Justice, Feminism, and Traditionalism: An Examination of 20th Century Argentine Women’s Movement Las Madres de la Plaza de Mayo" - An Essay by Emily Saxl ’21