2022 Honors Theses
Benjamin Citow, To Flee, or Not to Flee: Refugees and Religious Mobility in Early Modern Tuscany (advisor: Prof. Pirillo)*
Londyn Crenshaw, Growing Gardens of Resistance: An Intergenerational and Transregional Exploration of the Struggle, Skill, and Resistance of Black Southern Farmworkers from the Antebellum Period to the Early 21st Century (advisor: Prof. Orleck)*
Grace Hammarskjold, The Question of How-to Best Design Housing for the Middle Class: Three Planners and their approaches to Urban Residential Design (advisor: Prof. Rabig)
Katherine Hoover, The Life and Music of Emma R. Steiner: Genre, Legacy, and Canonization in American Music (advisor: Prof. Orleck)
Maya Khanna, Reimagining Pristine Wilderness: Examining 175 Years of Genocide in America's National Parks (1848-Present) (advisor: Prof. Orleck)*
Matthew Krivan, Colonization Under the Guise of Conservation: The American Bison Society's Marginalization of American Indians at the Turn of the 20th Century (advisor: Prof. Calloway)
Mary Winters, "These Religious Art Poems of France": The Creation of the Cloisters Museum and Medieval Memory Making in Early 20th Century America (advisor: Prof. Gaposchkin)
* Received High Honors