Theses/Dissertations from 2019
It Seemed a Lucky Thing: The Self as Art in the Work of Sylvia Plath, Evin J. Guinan
VOX MACHINAL : The Voice in the Machine, Phoebe Hiltermann
Myth Busting: Rethinking Social Contract Theory and Reorienting Sovereignty from John Locke to Georges Bataille, Mandalay Maelee Win
Theses/Dissertations from 2018
Between Precarity and Belonging: Mapping Queer Representations in A Heterosexual World, Ariel Florence Bleakley
Hope Springs Eternal in the Human Breast, Gavriela Devora Leah Burston
(Ab)normality, Adolescence and the Politics of Need Interpretation in Three American Sex Education Programs, Analiese R. Dorff
The Delicatessen Kids, Raina Nicole Dziuk
אמהות ותינוקות: The Adaptation of a Prenatal Postpartum Depression Intervention for Orthodox Jewish Women, Samantha L. Klein
The Gendering of Children's Dress in the United States: 1890-1910, Chase Krueger
Does that look gay? Framing Queer Identity in Extended Sensibilities: Homosexual Presence in Contemporary Art, Sarah Peskin
Health as an Individualized Project: Gender Bio-Authenticity and Responsibilization Governance in Functional Medicine, Emma E. Radich
Theses/Dissertations from 2016
Look Who's Talking Now: Representation of Female Characters in Children's Chapter Books, Rachel Woodhull Markace Swanson
Just the way you are(n’t): Does identity disturbance contribute to romantic difficulties in borderline personality disorder?, Camille Zoé Thigpen
Projects from 2015
Stomaching It, Yelena Rodionovna Alashkevich
Patriarchy and the Power of Myth: Exploring the Significance of a Matriarchal Prehistory, Grace Varada Brandmaier
“Real Bitches,” Victims, and Tough Daddies: Male Control, Gender Performativity, and the State in Vice Policing, Ezra Peters Broach
Sour Milk: Women and the Hindu Nationalist Movement in India, Saumya Dadoo
Beyond Androgyny: Woolf's Play with Performativity, Gender, and Sex, Katherine Marielle Kuhn
I'm Scared of the Colors [or At Least we Tried]: A Collaborative Theater Project, Marissa C. Shadburn
Theses/Dissertations from 2014
Means, Methods, and Movements: A Critical Historical and Theoretical Overview of Domestic Violence as a Social Problem in America, Jessie Louise Channell
Now, That’s What I Call Bullying: The Proliferation of Bullying Discourses in a Neoliberal Educational Context, Lucas Cullen Duffy-Tumasz
Discharged Under the Rainbow: Military Masculinities and Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Ariel Marie Martinez
Latinas Under The Knife: Narratives of Experience of Latina Women and Their Decision to Undergo Cosmetic Surgery, Julieth A. Nunez
How Traditional is the Romance? Heroines, Stereotypes, and the Heterosexual Script, Tanya Lee Sorenson