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Home 2011 RBSI Scholars Selected to Present Posters at the 2011 Annual Meeting The following Ralph Bunche Scholars have been selected to present posters of their RBSI research papers at the 2011 APSA Annual Meeting in Seattle, WA. Congratulations!   2011 RBSI Poster Presenters   Kristal Davis Eastern Michigan University Paper Title: Bridging Geographical, Racial, and Political Divides? Public Attitudes and the Future of Metropolitan Detroit   Meka Este-McDonald: Stanford University Paper Title: Expanding the Hurwitz/Peffley Model: How Race Shapes Public Opinion on Foreign Aid   Ashley Nelcy García Institutional Affiliation: University of Texas at Austin Paper Title:  Mexicanos al Grito de Guerra: What is Causing the Drug War in México?   Dirk Michael Horn California State University, Bakersfield   Paper Title: Political Freedom, Corruption, Public Institutions, and Economic Growth: A Global Analysis Since the Fall of the Soviet Union   Brianna Nicole Mack Emory University Paper Title: Where Did The Mule Go?  Analyzing Linked Fate Trends within the 40-and-under Black Population   Vanessa Quince Institutional Affiliation: Binghamton University Paper Title: All Work and No Pay: The Effect of Tourism on Workers' Rights.   Brennan Robinson University of Delaware Paper Title: The Color Line: How Skin Color Affects Latinos' Perceptions of Commonality    Samuel Nickolas Sinyangwe Stanford University Paper Title: Public Perceptions of Barack Obama's Race and the Effect of Obama's Race on Public Support for his Presidency   Sanata Sy-Sahande Institutional Affiliation: University of Maryland, College Park Paper Title: Foreign Direct Investment: Solution or Problem? The Economic Dimensions of Ethnic Conflict in Africa   Dilara Kadriye Uskup University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Paper Title: The (Black) Woman in the Mirror: Determining the Relationship between Internalized Body Image and Sexual Risk Taking Behaviors in African American Women