James Sowerby
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James is a junior in the German Department focusing on literary and intellectual history. He is, among other things, interested in literary criticism, cultural institutions and correspondences, fin-de-siècle art and culture, and the role of literature in memory, particularly in post-World War II reconciliation. He is pursuing a minor in Humanistic Studies, participating in the associated Behrman Undergraduate Society of Fellows and directing the advising program for the Western Humanities Sequence. He is also a Peer Academic Advisor for New College West and a captain for the recreational tennis team. James loves to explore nature around Princeton and can often be found studying outside, as well as frequenting campus concerts as much as possible.
Joel B. Lande