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3. Creative Thought Creating Value: Skidmore-Saratoga Consulting Partnership
(SSCP)
PALAMOUNTAIN 202
Faculty Sponsor: Colleen Burke, Executive in Residence
Student Co-Chairs: Maddy Tank
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16, Sam Mark
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16, Fiona Casson
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16
Presenters: Leif Catania ’17, Geoffrey Inaba ’16, Nathaniel Lazar ’16, Elizabeth
Mattimore ’16, Ashley Narvaez ’16, John Sloan ’18, Aaron Smith ’16, Ibrahima Thiam
’16, Sean Timmons ’18
The Skidmore-Saratoga Consulting Partnership (SSCP) is an advanced seminar and
practicum (MB360). As a service-learning course, SSCP makes a positive impact on our
community by applying creative thought, thorough analysis, and rigorous research to
enable Saratoga’s for-profit and not-for-profit organizations to realize their potential and
achieve their goals. Three teams of highly accomplished student consultants will present
final deliverables for three clients: The Saratoga Juice Bar, Saratoga Springs Bike Share,
and The Roosevelt Baths and Spa.
4. Achievements in Anthropology
PALAMOUNTAIN 300
Faculty Sponsor: Matthew Kroot, Anthropology
Presenters: Nicole Confalone
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16, Ella Kaplan
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16, Rebecca Katz
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16, John Kolios
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16,
Ellen Sweder
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16, Jamie Weiner
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16
Senior Anthropology majors will present the results of various projects completed while
at Skidmore. The presentation will exhibit the diversity of topics and places that
Anthropology students studied.
5. Current Political Challenges at Home and Abroad
BOLTON 280
Faculty Sponsor: Aldo Vacs, Department of Government
Presenters: Addison Bennett ’16, Cara Cancelmo ’16, Will
Clark ’16, Sydney France ’16, Rick Landry ’16, Emma
Marshall ’16, Charles Tetelman ’16, Elena Veatch ’16
This session offers a critical review and analysis of current political issues and
controversies both in the U.S. and abroad. U.S. issues include crime and racism,
marriage equality, young voters and progressive and libertarian ideologies, and the nature
of the presidential nomination process. International issues include the international role
of China, immigration in France, elections and violence in Bangladesh, and the rise of
political opposition in Belarus.
6. Capstone Projects in Literary Studies
DAVIS AUDITORIUM
Faculty Sponsor: Kate Greenspan, Department of English
Presenters: Mirella Nappi ’16, Jenna Wecht ’16, Lily Rothenberg ’16, Elissa Shea ’16,
Joseph Colvin ’16
