2023 Honors Theses
Emilie Lucia Bowerman, The Cult of the Cross in the Hispanic Rite, fourth to eighth centuries (advisor: Prof. Gaposchkin)*
Sarah Engelman, 'We Women Judge War Differently from Men': Discourses of Pacifism and Feminism at the 1915 International Congress of Women (advisor: Prof. Greenberg)*
Bryanna Entwistle, After the Fall: Human Rights and U.S. Policy on the Cambodian Genocide (advisor: Prof. E. Miller)
Lucas Gatterman, The Paper Water is Drying Up: The Rio Grande Compact and Local Communities from 1938 to 1968 (advisor: Prof. Rabig)
Maya Kempf-Harris, 'Hostile to this New Plantation': Undermining the Region Myth of the Colonial Chesapeake' (advisor: Prof. Musselwhite)
Eric Lee, 'Without Knowing Either His Crime or Accuser': The Prosecution and Persecution of the New York Loyalists (advisor: Prof. Musselwhite)*
Sarah McClanahan, Exploring the Drive for Electoral Reform: The Introduction of the Australian Ballot in Massachusetts, New York, and Alabama (advisor: Prof. Butler)*
Maude McCole, Information lost in prescription: the rise of neoliberalism in the defense of the pharmaceutical industry (advisor: Prof. Moreton)*
Jack Maling, Common Wealth to Commonwealth: The Muscovy Company's Influence on Joint-Stock Corporate Structure, 1550-1650 (advisor: Prof. Link)
Arabella McGowan, Politics and Country Music in the Careers of Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson (advisor: Prof. Orleck)
Hatley Post, From Dominion to Conservation: Natural Resource Management in Barbados and Bermuda, 1600-1800 (advisor: Prof. Estabrook)
Natasha Raman, The Influence of Sun Yat-Sen's Ideas on Foreign Investment in China's Republican Era and Beyond (advisor: Prof. Link)
Ryan Ashby Shores, 'The third great scourge of the world': British Drug Cultures and Regulation, 1918-1926" (advisor: Prof. Greenberg)
*Received High Honors