Theses from 2020
Spiders in a Window: How Dangerous Stories Lead to Dangerous Women, Mattie Mae Motl
A Young Adult Scrutinizes the Michael L. Printz Award, Claire Elaine Seale
A Young Adult Scrutinizes the Michael L. Printz Award, Claire Elaine Seale
Our Stories, Paige Wright
Our Stories, Paige Wright
Theses from 2019
Stories from Elsewhere: A Novella, Andrew Crook
Lions, and Dragons, and Wolves (Oh my): A Study of the Series "Game of Thrones" and Political Theory, Emily Manus
First Words, Laura Mae Ward
Theses from 2018
Notes from Kilroy: A Collection of Stories Inspired by the Lives of Arkansas WWII Veterans, Victoria Anderson
nothing is porcelain here, Emily E. Bradley
The Field: A Study in Illustration, Kacy Alaina Earnest Spears
Twice Upon a Time: The Retellings of Fairy Tales for Contemporary Audiences, Morgan Howard
Anthiom: A Christian YA Novel, Krystal Parker
Nature in a Sense: A Look at Wordsworth, Other Authors, and the Bible, Hope Wakeling
Theses from 2017
Sustaining O-gah-pah: An Analysis of Quapaw Language Loss and Preservation, Robert DeSoto
Hyperconnectivity, Transhumanism, and Chesterton’s “Want of Wonder”, Joanna Horton
Health Care Delivery for the U.S. Hispanic Minority Can Be Improved, Samantha Pascoe
La Bete Noire et le Beau, Hannah Wright
Theses from 2015
Uncovering the Truth About Argentina's Dirty War, Macy Fouse
The Limbgate Visions: A Novel, Sean Jackson
In the Flesh: Fiction as an "Incarnational Art", Marissa Thornberry
Theses from 2014
Freeflight: Conveying Christian Redemption in Realistic Literature, Anna English
Interwoven, Ellen Eubanks
Women and Watchmen: Opening Alan Moore's Refrigerator, Sally Ferguson
Show Me a Story: The Creative Process of Communicating Truth through a Picture Book, Katie Hopmann