UROP Research Mentor Project Submission Portal: Submission #1305

Submission information
Submission Number: 1305
Submission ID: 21121
Submission UUID: c11dab13-4e5f-43e0-8834-d49fa17ccfd8

Created: Thu, 08/21/2025 - 01:32 PM
Completed: Thu, 08/21/2025 - 01:32 PM
Changed: Mon, 08/25/2025 - 11:26 AM

Remote IP address: 144.174.212.4
Submitted by: Anonymous
Language: English

Is draft: No

Research Mentor Information

Hannah Glaser
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hrg23@fsu.edu
Graduate Student
Tenee Hart
tahart@fsu.edu
Fine Arts
Studio Arts
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Overall Project Details

MFA Thesis Show
Printmaking Reproductive Rights Fiber Art
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Open to all majors
Carnaghi Arts Building2214 Belle Vue Way, Tallahassee, FL 32304
There is a bus between the main campus and CAB
Partially Remote
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Flexible schedule (Combination of business and outside of business. TBD between student and research mentor.)
For my senior thesis show I will be creating several large works dealing with current reproductive rights in the US. for these projects I've made previously books, sculptures, and wearable items. My practice is research heavy and it is important for me to stay up to date on current medical data when making work.

Segment of my artist statement
"As an interdisciplinary artist, my practice focuses on themes of gender discrimination, medical discrimination, and bodily autonomy. With the current legislative oppression on the rights of reproduction, I create works with the goals of education and community connection, as these are the greatest weapons one can wield in the face of oppressive legislation.
Print is an ideal medium for this practice, as it is the easiest to create many in a short period, as well as financially accessible to share. Print has a history in punk and political movements. The ritual of making also is reminiscent of sewing, and feels like an extension of my family’s practices. Continuing the ritual of craft in my own medium and methods."
Reading medical journal articles/helping seek out ones relevant to the content of my practice. Researching different aesthetic eras and the significance of the imagery within those periods.
required:
strong organization skills for data collection
comfortable with medical data
a willingness to learn simple craft skills (sewing, hemming, latch hooking, beading, macrame)
recommended:
hand stitching (can be taught by me)
hot gluing
fabric dyeing
Working with a mentee my goal is to identify what they wish to achieve through an assistantship to make the experience as mutually beneficial as possible. While working the mentee should feel comfortable exploring new work and have room to fail and learn from mistakes. Mentee should have experiences that allow them to expand outside of their current academic opportunities. My work space is interactive and is direct in hands on learning. I am flexible to accommodate the mentee's schedule when planning projects.
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UROP Program Elements

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2025
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