Caleb Gallemore is the MSSU class valedictorian of 2006 and one of the co-winners (along with Iashia Castle) of the Outstanding Honors Student award for 2006.  Caleb is an International Studies major who is now in the Ph.D. program in International Studies at the Ohio State University.  He is the winner of the F. S. Northedge Essay competition for his essay "Of Lords and (Cyber)Serfs: eGovernment and Poststructuralism in a Neomedieval Europe," which was published in the London School of Economics' journal Milennium. 

Click here to view the online video of Caleb's Honors senior thesis entitled "Speaking Europe:  Discourse, The Information Society, and European Integration," which argues that the dominant political theory of European integration implies new ideas of citizenship and subjectivity that distinguish it from the broad practices of politics associated with nation-states, a development that arises from a different conception of economic life.  Click here to view the PowerPoint presentation for the talk.

Click here  to view the video of Caleb's Honors Convocation speech.  Click here to read the text.