Theses/Dissertations from 2023
An Examination of Parental Transmission on Young Voters’ Political Party Affiliation, Parenting Style Mediations, Kelly J. Truax '23
The Process and Me: Creating a Film About Archaeology, Jack Woods '23
Theses/Dissertations from 2022
The Simulated Life: A Psychological and Philosophical Examination of Contemporary Social Media Use of Adolescents, Lauren T. LaMore '22
The Decline of Mental Health: Pandemic Effects in School-Aged Children Katherine Lenger DePauw University Honor Scholar Program Class of 2022 Rebecca Schindler,, Katherine Lenger '22
An Oral History on Material Culture in Greencastle, Indiana: Investigating the Importance of Movable Objects to Individual, Familial, and Community Relationships, Brenna Milligan '22
Theses/Dissertations from 2020
Contemporary Challenges Facing Small, Family Farms in America: The Grant Family and Their Maraschino Cherry Farm, Haley Allaben
Multi-Ethnic Chronicles: Interrogating My Imposter Syndrome, Maria Flores
The Narrative of Courtship: Literary and Biological Constructions and their Impact on Women, Drew Harris
An Evaluation of Family Planning Initiatives in Developing Nations, Lauren Kaylor
The One Child Policy: A Moral Analysis of China’s Most Extreme Population Policy, Allison C. Lund
Fort Ancient and Woodland Pottery from the Hahn Site, Hamilton County, Ohio: A Petrographic Analysis of Chronological Changes in Ceramic Temper, Shelby C. Lutz
Over-Medicalization and Criminalization of Birth In the United States: Exploring the Outcomes, Meg Wallace
Theses/Dissertations from 2019
The Progression of the LGBTQ+ Rights Movement in the United States: The Human Rights Campaign, Tabitha Adams
Goals, Outcomes, and Efficacy of Music Programming in Prisons, Liam Byrnes
The Socialization Process of Masculinity, and Its Manifestation at DePauw University: How Race, Media, and Gender Contribute to the Malleability of Masculinity, Gabriella Hagedorn
A Brief Statistical Introduction of the Global Refugee problems with Data Analysis, April Yan Zhang
Theses/Dissertations from 2018
Nuclear Alarmism and Climate Change Fatalism as a Secular Apocalyptic Religion, Sarah Ertelt
Manning Up at DePauw: Performing Fraternal Masculinity on a Liberal Arts Campus, Rachel Higson
Interpreting Black Women’s Narratives about the Foster Care System as Counterstorytelling, Shanae Nelson
Belonging in This Place: Belonging in an Undergraduate University, Samantha Ostreicher
From Straitjackets to Jumpsuits: America's Mental Healthcare Crisis, Madeleine Storm
Theses/Dissertations from 2017
All Hail Helix: The Internet’s Role in the Creation of Culture and Narrative, Margaret Furtner
The Model Minority Myths: Racism And Sexism Against Asian-American Community, Yingda Guo
Locked Up then Locked Out: Reentry Programming and Women’s Post-Carceral Success, Mary Reising
Theses/Dissertations from 2016
Love and Marriage: a Narrative Exploration, Emily Hancock
Towards Sustainable Rural Japan: a Case Study on Urban-Rural Migration Motives, Lisa Kanai
Deep Silences in the Long Night: Meditations on Zapatismo, Coloniality, and the Global Ecological Crisis, Burke Stanton
Theses/Dissertations from 2015
Something Old and Something New, Ryan Pranger
Theses/Dissertations from 2014
Spirits and Syringes: Malaria as an Epidemic, a Spiritual Punishment, and an Act of War, Kelly Blair
