Freshman Fellows is a signature academic opportunity offered by the Sheridan Libraries to introduce students to primary source research. Established in 2016, the program exposes students to primary source collections early in their college career by pairing four Fellows with four curators on individual research projects.
This session will be presented by Ankita Sen. Ankita is a first-year student from Princeton, New Jersey majoring in Classics and International Studies with a minor in Museums and Society.
Ankita will be presenting on the “talking statues” of Rome, specifically Pasquino, and its role in aiding free speech against the Catholic Church in the 16th century. The prints, the Pasquinades that accompany the statue, as well as the background of the statue itself will be discussed.
Don't miss out on our other Freshman Fellows Sessions April 19th - Sheridan Libraries Freshman Fellows: Activities of the British South Seas' Company April 22nd - Sheridan Libraries Freshman Fellows: "Cultural Firsts" of Cuisine April 24th - Sheridan Libraries Freshman Fellows: Coeducation of Johns Hopkins
Event DateSunday, April 25, 2021Start Time: 12:00pmEnd Time: 1:00pm
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