The final research project provides students with the opportunity to examine their own interests within gender and popular culture broadly. Students are invited to interpret the topic in their own way, provided that you follow the guidelines below. The essays should be 10-12 pages long, typed, double-spaced, with one-inch margins, and in a font no larger than 12 pt. (Times Font)
You are not allowed to use AI on this assignment.
Content Requirements for the final essay:
(1) a focus: a single or coherent set of issue(s) or artifact in popular culture broadly related to gender and/or sexuality studies;
(2) a thesis;
(3) primary scholarly materials: at least three scholarly resources;
(4) essays should include a thorough and organized bibliography.
Analyze a particular character in “Orphan Black” TV show (any is fine) make sure the essay emphasize women in stem and relating to pop culture
“Women in STEM in ‘Orphan Black'” is likely an analysis or discussion of the portrayal of women working in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields within the television show “Orphan Black.” The show features several female characters who are scientists, researchers, and engineers, and it likely explores their roles, experiences, and representation within these typically male-dominated fields. This analysis might discuss how the show challenges stereotypes, addresses gender dynamics, and portrays the complexities of women’s experiences in STEM professions. Additionally, it could examine how “Orphan Black” contributes to broader discussions about gender equality and representation in STEM both within the media and society at large.