to Scholars Week from 2017
"Wives Wanted": The Progression of the Mail Order Bride Industry, Hallie Beard
Walmart's Exit from Germany, Patrick Burke
English Permeated through the Hispanic World, Chantry Carroll
Reflections on Language Acquisition in Students who have Studied Abroad, Olivia Chamberlain
Flecks of Opals, Jackie Chesser
Hospitality: The Universal Language, Stella Childress
Covered Up & Speaking Out: The Found Objects of Emmett Till, Sarah L. Clark
The identity of the modern Puerto Rican, Robert Cruz Tirado
Kentucky Bound: Poetic Impressions of Victor Hammer, Shannon Davis
The Few and the Proud: Examining the Need for Belonging and the Need for Distinctiveness in Regards to Sport Choice, Thomas DeRossett
Divorced, Beheaded, Died, Divorced, Beheaded, Survived: the lives of Henry VIII's many wives, Elizabeth H. Dunn
Same Words, Different Impressions: How Accent Upstages Words in Communication, Alexandria Farris
Foxes, Ghosts, and God: Legends of the Northern Lights, Emily Ferguson
The Roots of Imperialism: An Examination of the Trends of Empire and Genocide in Modern Germany from Bismarck to Greiser, Laura Guebert
Researching Nazi Germany, Maegann L. Hardison
Encounters with murderous monsters: presentation on Belizean folklore, Gisselle Hernandez and Gisselle Andrea Hernandez
Suffering & Silence: The Legacy of Minamata Disease, Kayla Johnson
I'm with US, But Not with THEM: A Study of In-Group Bias and Political Party, Quinn Lambert
Secularism in France, Laura Linck
Language Barriers in Nursing, Hannah Lovett
The Preservation of Mayan Identity through Syncretism, Jacob McKinney
The espanglish, Edgar Oronia
Attitudes about nudity and sexuality, Morgan Owens and Kesia M. Casey
What's Plaguing Europe?, Emily Pape
Slavery and its 21st Consequences, Blake Parker
My Best Friend is a Smurf: Assessing Racism through Children's Cartoons, Asheley M. Roberts, Morgan Owens, and Tommy DeRossett
Two Homelands: An Analysis on Japanese American Identity, Alexander Scott
I’m bad & mad! Predicting interpersonal sabotage in the workplace, Kendrick Settler jr
Autistic Traits and Executive Functioning, Meagan Smith
Third Language Acquisition of Japanese: Does Knowing a Second Language Help to Acquire Dissimilar Languages?, Gabrielle Tinebra
Who Should I Marry: Advice from Parents, Robert Tucker
Beloved Microcosm, Logan Weihe
to Scholars Week from 2016
When Actions Don’t Speak Louder than Words: How Spoken Japanese Promotes Gender Perceptions, Jessica Alford
Sexual Fluidity Levels based on Sex, Matthew T. Allen
The Effects of Denazification on Education in West Germany, Helen Beckert
Friends Close, Fandom Closer: Terror Management and Parasocial Support, Rachel G. Bernier, David Crittendon, and Asheley Roberts
Kunstler at the Courthouse: What Happens When Sixties Activism and Small Town Politics Collide?, Wesley S. Bolin
Puritanism in Mid-Seventeenth Century England, Matthew J. Buchanan
Attitudes About Nudity, Kesia M. Casey, Jana Hackathorn, and Morgan Owens
Depictions of Witchcraft: Stereotypes vs. Reality, Chloe Chaplin
The Death of François Vatel: A Symbol of Darkness in the Courts of Seventeenth-Century France, Kristin L. Critchfield
Bombs, Bullets, and Bad Guys: Realistic Violence in Video Games, David I. Crittendon
The Early Tudors and Constructing English Empire, Rebecca Dames
Real Men Don't Cry. Unless They're Playing Sports., Thomas DeRossett, Brighton Hollingsworth, Kendrick Settler, Morgan Owens, Quinn Lambert, Kaylee Noel, and Meagan Smith
Standing Out While Fitting In: The Need for Distinctiveness and Belonging in Sport Fans, Thomas DeRossett and Dan Wann PhD
Oliver Cromwell: Cromwellian Commandments, Elizabeth H. Dunn
Ancient Cynic in Modern Times, Norman K. Franklin III
2016 Presidential Campaign and the American College Student, Madison Frost
Loose Triggers: Tackling Uncomfortable Topics in the Language Classroom, Kathryn E. Granstaff
A Critique of Puritan Values and Social Restrictions, Laura Guebert
Imperialist Correlations Between the Kaiserreich and the Third Reich, Laura Guebert
Education and Literature in the Third Reich, Maegann L. Hardison
Education in the Third Reich, Maegann L. Hardison
The Ontology of Possible Objects and the Paradox of Fiction, Andrew S. Hartley
Women in Weimar: Graphic Gearings, Sarah E. Hendren
Students’ Perceptions and Stigma Toward Those with Intellectual and Physical Disabilities, Brighton C. Hollingsworth
The Glorious Revolution, William T. Hudson
Old Scratch, Beelzebub and Chillingworth: Christian Devil Representation in The Scarlet Letter, Darien M. Martin
The Scarlet Letter and Novel Structure, Cade S. Miller
Social Media and Current Events, Todja M. Mitchell
Mood and Math Task, Cory Moore
Feminism in Hawthorne's Life and Works, Ashley R. Morgan
Weight of the World: United States involvement in the Bosnian Crisis and the Bosnian Genocide, Tracey Newport
The Nail That Sticks Up: An Analysis of Japanese Identity, Cassandra M. Nutt Ms.
Effects of Binaural Beats on Working Memory Capacity and Positive and Negative Affect, Jamie J. Pigg; Dr. Michael Bordieri, PhD; and Dr. Paul Anderson, PhD
Au Pays - An Examination of Culture, Identity, and Retirement, Bryant Powell
Finding the Truth: An Examination into the Use of Rhetoric in Thucydides, Eryn Pritchett
The British Monarchy & Religious Diversity, Sawyer R. Rambo
The intersection of Tumblr fandoms and social justice activism, Asheley M. Roberts, Patrick Chamberlain, and Sean Rife Dr.
Authority in the Public Eye, Kendrick Settler Jr.
When Should You Watch Your Back: Predictors of Workplace Sabotage, Kendrick Settler Jr.
Sports Fandom and Relationships: Perceptions of a significant other’s favorite sport team, Michelle R. Sherman, Dan Wann, and Jana Hackathorn
An Analysis of Hawthorne and Akutagawa, Kisaki Takeuchi
"One Accord of Sympathy": The Relationship Between Narrator, Reader, and Puritans, Brianna E. Taylor
The Melody of Learning, Zuleyka Valdes
Factors that Impact Participation in Extracurricular Activities, Sarah E. Weekes
Stigmatizing Attitudes and Trichotillomania, Morgan Wild 3570004
Gender Theater: How Women Performed Their Gender Based On Socioeconomic and Racial Expectations, Brianna L. Willis
Greatness from Small Beginnings: Amy Hennig and the Women of the Uncharted Series, Rachel Wood