Presentations

This is the Oral Presentation schedule for the Oral class. I have pushed back all presentations seven days. All students will have fifteen minutes at the start of the next class to meet with their groups and discuss logistics for their projects. The date in brackets should be the day you present your project to me, in my office. That means Dania, Mannar, Sara, Wasan, and Doua should be prepared to present by this Friday.

Human Rights in the Middle East, March 9 (March 3)

Dania Jamal, Mannar Al-Sabbah, Sara Malkaw, Wasan Al-zoubi, Doua Al-Sahab

History of the Rivalry Between Real Madrid and Real Barcelona, March 14 (March 7)

Ahmad Ganrebah, Mohamed Saf, Ahmad Rosan, Ahmad Knaney, and Safan

Fashion (1970-2000), March 16 (March 9)

Munhaha Said, Bayan Mhmad, Aya Fbrahim, and Ahofran

How the Brain Works, March 21 (March 14)

Hanadi Lutfi Al-Othman, Bayan Abdullah Frihat, Saja Bassam Oumar, Abeer Muhammed Suleh, and Doa'a Waled Al-Khazaleh

Fashion (2000-current), March 23 (March 16)

Farah, Kareem, Reham, Raneem, and Heba

German Film History (1920-1960), March 28 (March 21)

Asma Sleeman, Wala Salamh, Esraa Elrosam, Alaa Seulbhat, and Nusaibah Feyad Abu Gragan

The Digital Divide, March 30 (March 23)

Jasmine Abaza, Rowand Obeidat, and Baram Al-Rousan

History of English Leagues, April 1 (March 28)

Sahaib Al-Momani, Noor Kawtawi, Balquees Walied Latteen, and Ghaida Basem Al-Quran

Turkish Oral Poetry, April 6 (March 30)

Ameera Malloki

The Philosophy of History, April 6 (March 30)

Annette Hejab, Dana Malkawi, and Amal Jaradout