Student Research from 2024
Exploring Fragmentation in Ali Smith’s Autumn, Emily Koberlein
Student Research from 2022
Bildungsroman and Trauma in Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird and Dorothy Allison’s Bastard Out of Carolina, Bernadette D'Auria
Student Research from 2020
Introduction to the Publishing Industry, Krista Beucler
My Failed Fake News Experiment, Jennifer Hill
Language and Dyslexia: The Influence of Morphological Awareness on the Literacy Development of Children with Dyslexia, Mackenzie King
The Effects of Language Anxiety on Second Language Learners: A Literature Review, Claire Marsala
Septimus Smith Had to Die: An Examination of Virginia Woolf’s Frustration with the Mental Health System After WWI, Mackenzie K. McCotter
Understanding gender practices and identity in Virginia Woolf’s To The Lighthouse through the theories of Erving Goffman, Meaghan McIntyre
Leading Lad(y) in Love: Gender and Agency in Two Self-Reflective Romantic Comedies, Cristina Montemorano
Get Out, Queen & Slim: A Content Analysis of How Race is Portrayed in Two Mainstream Hollywood Films, Ronic Ngambwe
The Deconstruction of Patriarchal Narratives in Ntozake Shange's for colored girls, Caleigh Pope
"The Thereafter", Allison Stanich
Student Research from 2019
Misogyny, Rape Culture, and the Reinforcement of Gender Roles in HBO’s Game of Thrones, Emma Baumgardner
Generosity of Spirit: Faith, Democracy, and Grace in Marilynne Robinson’s Gilead, Elisabeth DellaRova
“Poor Creature:” Class Subjugation in Samuel Richardson’s Pamela, Rhonda Fowler
Establishing Ethos with Nontraditional Credibility, Anna Rinko
Power, Performativity, and Gender in Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew, Clara Sigmon
Subverting Gendered Language Expectations: A Look at My Mother, Mary Skinner
Hand Me Downs and Other Stories: A Flash Fiction Study, Sarah Stephen
Student Research from 2018
FROM BATTLEGROUNDS TO PHONE SCREENS: The Use of Images During the Syrian Refugee Crisis, Christine Ayad
The Library Book, Kylie Bean
The Impact of Morphological Awareness on the Reading Development of Children with Developmental Dyslexia, Christina Bloom
It’s A Match! The Procedural Rhetoric of Gaming and Online Dating in Tinder, Christina Brown
Por Sangre, Emma Cahoon
Reclaiming Independence: Comparing the Daughters in King Lear and A Thousand Acres, Zachary Caldwell
Constructions of Adolescence in James Baldwin's Go Tell It on the Mountain, Hannah Gautsch
Interpretations of Female Authority in Medieval Literature, Olivia Havlin
Writing for an Audience: The Griselda Translations, Christine Houchins
The Restricted Agency of Women in Arden of Faversham and The Spanish Tragedy, Amanda Howar
Decomposition, Sarah Kinzer
The Role of Music in the Revitalization of Faroese in the Faroe Islands, Rachel Manning
The Progression of Communications: The lifeline between deployed military personnel and their families, Cierra McKinney
When You Have A Postcard For A Father, Abigail Shea Nibblett
Challenging Society in Charles Dickens's Oliver Twist and Bleak House, Adrienne Oliver
What We Talk About When We Talk About the Ramsays: Gender Politics in To the Lighthouse, Ashley Riggleson
Hashtag: Journey to Me: Self-Fulfillment Via Education, Janice Riley
The Renaissance Woman's Guide to Divorce: Exploring Marriage in Arden of Faversham and The Tragedy of Mariam, Briana Tyler
Narrative Form and Agency in #MeToo, Katherine Wolfe
Student Research from 2017
The Dangers of Living the "Half-Known Life": What Moby-Dick Can Teach Us About Nature, Katherine Barth
The Active Narrator: Fieldian Narration in Strachey and Woolf, Natalie I. Beyer
The Use of Creaky Voice in Mitigating Face Threatening Acts, Erin Butler
Religion in the Media: A Study of Student Perception of Media Bias in Georgia, Alexander Clegg
Finding Sylvia: A Journey to Uncover the Woman within Plath's Confessional Poetry, Emily Daly
The Writing Path to Healing: An Individual Study on Written Emotional Disclosure, Sarah Foster
When the Universal Trump is Passed Around, Molly Ann Garthwaite
Preserve Her Form, Hannah Morgan
Memes and Politics: An Analysis of the Digital Memetic Rhetoric Employed During the 2016 Presidential Election, Haley Nystrom
An Analysis of Kermit the Frog Memes, Megan Elizabeth Palmer
"The Condition of Women:" Gender, Sexuality, and The Patriarchy in Charlotte Bronte's Shirley and Villette, Alexis Noelle Robinson
Student Research from 2016
Cultural Studies, Pedagogy and Jane Eyre, Kaitlyn R. Berube
Queering the Dick: Moby-Dick as Coming-Out Narrative, Ryan M. Brady
The Closet Conservative: Oscar Wilde's Inadvertent Adherence to Traditional Gender Roles, Rachel Cote
"She Left the Web, She Left the Loom": The Extent of Agency in "The Lady of Shalott", Christina M. Cox
Emily Dickinson: Myth of the Perpetual Child, Rebecca Faust
"...Anything Else?": An Examination of Prolonged Pauses in Classroom Discussion, Amanda Halprin
Born Digital Preservation and the Power of Nostalgia, Emily Ann Pilat
Crushed Violets and Collapsed Daughters: Gutman and Boss Finley and Power in Tennessee Williams' Camino Real and Sweet Bird of Youth, Faith E. Rivers
We're All Mad Here: Anti-Capitalist Criticism in Arden of Faversham, Eileen G. Settlemyer
Likes, Shares, and Friend Requests: Analyzing Facebook Groups for Incoming College Classes, Ray Celeste S. Tanner
Student Research from 2015
Aberration, Virginia Leslie Clark
Transposing Culture through Conversation: An Ethnographic Approach to Anime Fandom, Virginia Leslie Clark
The Social Theories of Charles Dickens: An Analysis of Victorian Class and Industrialism, Julia Anne Davis
A Modern Analysis of Consonant Harmony in Theoretical Frameworks, Nicole Mariah Dobson
Still, Emily Claire Humberson
Overcoming The Symbolic Annihilation of Females in Classroom Literature, Lisa B. Johnson
Writing Is Learning, Aubrey M. Kennedy
The Wind of Madness And the Search for Order through Disorder in Partition Narratives, Sarah C. Longenderfer
Prescribed Fire, Moira J. McAvoy
The Nature of Love, Loss, and the Plague: The Reign of Filostrato in Boccacio's The Decameron, Jessica Lynn Perez
Perceptual Dialectology and the Attribution of Responsibility: On Narrating Sexual Violence, Sabia Carly Prescott
Take What You Can Carry: a Novella, Maggie Stough
Bending Gender: Perversions in Children's Literature, D. Claire Winkler
Student Research from 2014
In Defense of Women: Exposing the Sexist Portrayals of Women in Lewis's "Chronicles of Narnia", D. Niki Brenett
Student Research from 2011
Contained in Her: the Latent Volcano within Emily Dickinson and H.D., Meghan Edwards
Role Play, Olivia Snider
Student Research from 2010
Re-Working Digital Identity/Man as a Metaphor that Escapes Itself, John Schell
Student Research from 2009
Perspectives, Lauren Orsini
The Politics of Marriage: Queen Elizabeth I and Elizabeth Cary’s The Tragedy of Mariam, Casey Ridlon
Form of Promise: Anticipating Poetry and Prophecy with Dickinson and H.D., Natalie Sayth
Student Research from 2008
The Politics of High Fidelity: Mary Sidney and The Tragedy of Antonie, Michelle Labbe