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Rosalind Chou (Sociology), "Malady of the 'Model Minority': White Racism's Assault on the Asian American Psyche"
Richa Dhanju (Anthropology), "Conceptualizing Empowerment and Feminism Amongst the Peripheral Women of Delhi, India"
Leslie Gautreaux Edwards (English), "Creating the Domestic: A Modernist Masculine Enterprise"
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Sun-jin Lee (English), "The Demythologization of American Histories in Post-WWII American (Meta)historical Fiction"
Jared Peatman (History), "'Profound Silence Followed by Hearty Applause': The Legacy of the Gettysburg Address"
Chaitra Rao (Psychology), "English in India: From Arranged Marriage to Love?"
Jesse L. Rester (English), "Politics of the Yankee Yogina: Reading Hindu References in Thoreau"
Masa Sukovic (Communication), "Hysterectomies and Gender Identity Among Serbian Women"
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Robert Wyckoff (English), "The Domestic as Home and Nation in the Homesteading Rhetoric of the 1850s"

Michael Beauchamp (History), "Parish Politics in Early National Louisiana, 1803-1820"
Olivia Burgess (English), "The New 'Utopian' Body in Twentieth Century Technological Dystopias"
Elizabeth Cantu (Communication), "Latinas and the City: An Analysis of How Mexican Women Negotiate and Engage with Sex and the City"
Jung Sun Choi (English), "Queer Bodies, Telling Bodies in Victorian Popular Fiction"
Michael Doron (History), "Accountants go to Washington: The Accounting Profession and Congressional Legislation, 1933-1969"
Benjamin Ford (Anthropology), "Lake Ontario Maritime Cultural Landscape Project"
Phillip Gray (Political Science), "'That Truth That Lives Unchangeably': The Role of Ontology in the Just War Tradition"
Emily Hoeflinger (English), "Holy Space: Salvationist Female Open-Air Preachers as Feminist Prototype"
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Naho Maruyama (Recreation, Park, and Tourism Sciences), "Chinese American in China: Ethnicity and Belonging"
Sarah Peters (English), "Evangelical Mothers in Smith's Saving Grace and Kingsolver's The Poisonwood Bible"
Christopher Sparks (Anthropology), "Wrestling with Ssireum: Korean Traditional Sport vs. Globalization"

Bradley Angell (Architecture), "Grassroots Postermodernism: An Artistic, Architectural, and Political Response to the Dilemma of the 21st Century"
Hassan Bashir (Political Science), "We Fight Therefore We Are: Exploring Islamic Militancy in South Asia"
Larry Blomstedt (History), "Congress, the Korean War and Missed Opportunities for Peace"
Stephen Campbell (Philosophy), "Well-Being"
Katie Custer (Anthropology), "Iconographic Evidence of Iberian Ships of Exploration"
Kiyoon Jang (English), "Ghostwriting America: The Advent of Unauthorized Authorship in Nineteenth-Century American Gothic Fiction"
Ryan Malphurs (English), "Americo Paredes’ Letter Transcription and Analysis"
Thomas Nester (History), "The Seventh U.S. Cavalry and Reconstruction, 1871-76"
Jungsik Park (English), “News-Storytelling as Argument: Competitive Ethos and Intertextual Contention in 'New Journalistic' Stories"
Steven G. Schloss (Architecture), "A Good Place to Die"
Ali Steere (Anthropology), "The Evolution of Decorative Work Aboard English Men-of-War from the 16th to the 19th Centuries"
Jane Thiele (History), "Manumission Societies and Black Churches in Virginia"
David Wiens (Philosophy), "Who Owes What to Whom? On Duties to Assist and Intervene in the International Community"

Suzanne Boys (Communication), "Gender, Discourse, and Power in Roman Catholic Priest Abuse Cases"
Pearce Paul Creasman (Anthropology), "Memory of Egyptian Working Class Life: Cairo Boats, circa 2000 BC"
Jane Flaherty (History), "The Perceived Power: The Government and Economic Change During the Civil War Era"
Christopher E. Garrett (English), "A New Edition of Thomas Sherman's Second Part of the Pilgrim's Progress (1682)"
Allen Gehring Jr. (Philosophy), "Flaws in Alvin Plantinga's Thesis on God's Self-Existence"
Niles Stefan Illich (History), "The German Archaeological Institute and German Colonialism in the Ottoman Empire before 1884"
Francisco E. Martinez Jr. (Psychology), "Performativity, Identity and the Employment of Language Conventions: Creative Language Use in the Case of Mexican American Bilingual Speakers"
Amy Montz (English), "The Form of Women's Bodies: Clothing and Fashions in mid-to late-Victorian Writings"
Rosa Saenz (Modern and Classical Languages), "Don Quixote: Illustrated Editions Adapted for Young Readers and Modern Pedagogic Implementation Approaches"
Sonya M. Sawyer (English), "Portrayal of Childhood Experience in the Works of Juliana Horatia Ewing, Christina Rosetti, and Mary Wollstonecraft"
Lois A. Swanick (Anthropology), "Navigational Instruments in the Age of Exploration: A Nocturnal /Planisphere Recovered from the La Belle Shipwreck
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Iris Hyejin Park Chu (Sociology), "The Construction of Professional Identity Through the Interrelationship of Social Factors, Especially Gender and Race"
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Matthew Foust (Philosophy), "The Riddle of Community"
Marie Leonard (Sociology), "Social Movements and Womens' Involvement"
Samuel E. Murdock (History), "The Experience of North Georgians in Antebellum Politics"
Nicholas Rangel Jr. (Communication), "U.S. Foreign Policy Rhetoric"
Christopher A. Sparks (Anthropology), "Samurai Cowboys in Middle America"
Cassady Yoder (Anthropology), "Medieval Dietary Change: The Application of Physical Anthropology to History"

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Sonjeong Cho (English), "Configurations of Feminine Subjectivity in the Nineteenth-Century British Novel"
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Phil Gray (Political Science), "The Place of the Soul in Political Philosophy"
Buddy Howell (Communication), "Ronald Reagan at Geneva and Reykjavik: The Rhetoric of Public and Private Presidential Diplomacy, 1985-1986"
Erin Hollis (English), "The Crucial Palimpsest: Collisions of Editing and Theory in Modernist Writing"
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