2017-2018
Al Aquaviva: "The Impact of Peaceful Protest on the Civil Rights and Vietnam Anti-War Movements"
Anthony Godino: "A Non-Traditional Immigrant Story"
Charlton Boyd: "The Marshall Plan: A Successful Failure of American Foreign Policy"
Jesse Flaherty: “To the Shores of Tripoli”: Barbary Wars’ Impact on Early America"
Christine Shouldis: "Religion and Rhetoric: How the Birth of The Religious Right Transformed the Gay Rights Movement"
Emma Sinnott: "The Voices in Captivity Narratives: Issues with Female Agency and Redemption"
Joseph Uccio: "Islam and the Crusades: A Perspective Often Neglected"
Kristen Whitaker: "Margaret Sanger: Redefining the Mother of Birth Control for a New Generation"
2016-2017
Mariah Joy: "Exposing Motherhood, Gender Identity, and Sexual Orientation in 1930s America through the Matter of Vanderbilt Custody Trial"
Kimberly Landstrom: "LGBT+ museums and You: Reinterpreting the Photography of Alice Austen"
Hadeel Mishal: "Understanding the Palestinian Revolt Against the British, 1936-3: Empowering Palestinian Voices and its Effects on the Creation of Israel"
Katrina Mooers: "Jim Crow Fascism: The Parallel Between the Southern American States and Nazi Germany"
Katelyn Murphy: "Joint Warfare and Interservice Cooperation in the United States Armed Forces"
Taylor Sackaris: "How the Watergate Scandal Redefined Richard Nixon’s Legacy"
Matthew Stanisci: "The Turn to the Right of the Republican Party"
2015-2016
Janine Bednarz: “The Korean War and Early Cold War Politics”
Sarah Cappiello: "Clans, Compositions, and Culloden: The Influence of Highland Culture in the Jacobite Rising of 1745"
Jessica Catanzaro: ““When Are the Americans Coming?” President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the Jewish Refugee Crisis”
Oliver Grant: “The Battle of Britain: R.A.F Success or Luftwaffe Failure”
Orazio Iannacone: “Japanese-American Internment: A Forgotten Story”
Megan Irving: “Watergate for Elephants: How the GOP went from a Political Party to a Punchline”
Zuri LaPorte-Airey: “In a Timely Manner: The Years before Roe v. Wade”
Megan Mendez: “Women’s Identity and Agency in 15 th Century England: A Look at the Lives of Elizabeth Woodville and Margaret Paston”
Rashon Pleasants: “Howard University Lawyers in the Fight Against Jim Crow”
Aisha Raheel: “The Raj at War: India's World War II Experience”
Paul Schloeder: “2001 and Beyond: The Impact of Science Fiction on the Cold War”
Jennifer Weile: “Do we matter? The Rights of People with Disabilities and the Interest of the State.”
2014-2015
Dae Vonte Barnett: “Lift Every Voice: J.W. Johnson and the Mobilization of Black New Yorkers in the early N.A.A.C.P.”
Kelsey Brown: "Semper Reformada: The Impact of Reform from Martin Luther to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA)"
Francesca Catanzariti: “Helen of Troy: From Homeric Myth to Hollywood”
Ebony Jennings: “Black Pride Doubled: Decoding Spike Lee’s “Malcolm X”
Katelyn Gamba: “Fortunate Prisoners: The Story of German POWs in the U.S. During World War II
Mariah Klimowich: “The Anti-War Movement of the 1960s”
Michael McMenamin: “The Irish Struggle and its Greatest Son: Michael Collins”
Abeer Mishal: “Lascivious to Prudish: The Role of British Imperialism in the Repression of the Middle East”
Shannon O’Connor: “Slavery and Gender in the Antebellum Era”
Erin Pentz: “Women in Law Enforcement: Fighting for Equality, 1910-2014”
PatriciaAnn McCaffrey: “Melting Down: Bilingual Education and Cultural Identity of Students in Port Richmond, New York”