The Weatherhead Center Undergraduate Thesis Conference was held on February 7–8, 2019, and featured a series of panels chaired by Faculty Associates and other Center affiliates. Clustered by regional or disciplinary themes, each student’s presentation was followed by questions, commentary, and feedback for the enhancement of their thesis work in its final stages. Elsie Tellier (Sociology) presented “The Factors that Impact the Gap in Treatment for Indigenous Canadian Children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in the Manitoban Child Welfare System” during a session entitled “Comparative Issues of Identity and Access.” Seated on the panel, from left to right, are fellow Undergraduate Associates Michelle Liang (Joint Concentration in History & Literature and Women, Gender & Sexuality) and Wonik Son (History). Credit: Kristin Caulfield
