Senior Independent Study Theses from 1995
The Growth and Development of the Irish Republican Army, Terence M. Gladis
Department: History
America the Untaught History a Review of the Last Fifty Years of American History, Reginald A. Good
Department: History
The Bauhaus: Its Sources, Achievements, and Continuing Impact, Lawrence A. Keller
Department: History
Roman Civilization For Middle School Students, Sean E. Leseiko
Department: History
The Contemporary Soldier and Her Changing Role in the United States Military, Julie A. Mayne
Department: History
Women's Roles During the American Civil War: As Told By the Women Themselves, Theresa A. Morgan
Department: History
Cherokee Removal: Executive Politices and Judicial Politics, Jennifer Robertson
Department: History
America's Changing Perspective of Smoking Through National Opinion and Local Regulation, Alan M. Schwartz
Department: History
Power Maps and Pit Stops: The Development of the 1993 Russian Constitution and Its Historical Context, Jennifer Bolton Seaman
Alphonse Capone: the Man That Inspired the Myth, Anastasia L. Seyer
Department: History
No Coffins, No Tears: the Facilitating Cultural Context of the HIV Epidemic in Thailand, Justin E. D. Waltz
Department: History
The Divided Kindgom: a Historical Look at the Transformation of Power in Ireland, Tarindu Weeramuni
Department: History
The United States and the Foreign Policy of Israel During the Peace Process (1965-1979), Debra L. Zimmerman
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1994
Barriers to Japanese Investment in China, Elsa Bando
Department: History
From Rule of Experts to Ideological Entrepreneurship: The Evolution of Think Tanks, Stefan A. Bielski
Department: History
A Feminist Oral History of the Women's Movement: A Cross-Generational Inquiry, Elinor N. Coburn
Department: History
Amish Education in the United States, Jennifer E. Eisinger
Department: History
The Great Plague of 1665: Its Origins Through Its Effects, Daniel K. Griffis
Department: History
The Myths and Realities of the Nineteenth-Century White Middle Class Woman, Melissa A. Johnson
Department: History
The Evolution of Non-Profit Health Care Corporations and Their Ability to Seize Monopoly Power, Gregory M. Krause
Department: History
Baseball and Jackie Robinson: A Testing Ground For Integration in American Society, Josh Leventhal
Department: History
Chinese Intervention in the Korean War and Its Effect on the Truman-Macarthur Relationship, Chris MacGuire
Department: History
The Making of the Last Enemy: An Analysis of the Deterioration of U.S.-Cuban Relations 1957-1961, Jeffrey D. McDowell
Scientific Archaeological Method, Oral Narrative, and Advice Literature: a Multidisciplinary Approach to Interpreting the Material Culture of Rural America, Anamaria Mihalega
Department: History; Archaeology
Was Justice Served? The Case of Sacco and Vanzetti, Michael F. O'Regan
Department: History
Changing the Game in Leadership: The New Leadership in Paradigm (The Feminine Advantage?), Lisa R. Ostermueller
Department: History
The American Press and the Spanish Civil War, Joshua L. Poremba
Department: History
The Hell and Back: the Effects of Reconstruction Upon the Lives of African-Americans, Kurt D. Russell
Department: History
Hindutva: A Viable Political Movement?, Chitralekha Zutshi
Department: History; Religious Studies
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1993
What Were the Circumstances That Led Up to the Easter Rising of 1916 and Why Did the Easter Rebellion Fail, Kevin M. Bamrick
Department: History
The Facade of East German Industrial Might and the Debacle of German Reunification, Morgan Beever
Department: History
The Failure of the Bay of Pigs, Jay Bowling
Department: History
The Environmental Degredation of Reservation Lands Since the Dawn of the Nuclear Age and the Native American's Attempts For Change, Anne E. Bryant
Department: History
The Making and Unmaking of Czechoslovakia at the Versailles and Munich Conferences, Janine M. Cairo
Department: History
The Political and Military Issues of the Arctic Convoys: 1941-1945, Gordon B. Calhoun
Department: History
Walt Disney: The King of Entertainment, Kevin A. Cropp
Department: History
"Bodies Never Lie:" What Modern Dance Reveals About American History, Diana L. Cushman
Department: History
The Problem of the Third Reich in West German Historiography, Jennifer K. Druliner
Department: History
Tom Hayden and Abbie Hoffman: A Case Study in the Persistence of the 60s Ethos, John Galehouse
Department: History
Yellowstone National Park: An Historical Investigation into the Origins of Wilderness Preservation, Nathan P. Garner
Department: History
Chetnik Resistance Movement During the Second World War and Serbian Ideology, Sean B. Grindall
Department: History
Deterioration From the Olympic Ideal: a Study of 1936 and 1984 Olympics, Erik A. Hagen
Department: History
Bottle That Broke: The April 1975 Evacuations of Cambodia and South Vietnam, Scott A. Hoellrich
Department: History
The Weimar Republic Through the Eyes of Ernst Junger, Hans Fallada, and Kurt Tucholsky, Thomas Jackson
Department: History
Contemporary Views of the American Civil War, Kelly D. Keenoy
Department: History
The Art of Command: Patton and Bradley, Robert E. Koe II
Department: History
Creating and Controlling the "Savage:" The Evolution of Native American Oppression in the United States, J. T. Krovel
Department: History
Attempted Annexation of the Dominican Republic in 1870 in the Context of North American Expansionism, Paal-Andre Lund
Department: History; Sociology and Anthropology
Continuity and Change in Italian Immigrant Tradition, 1880 to the Present, Amy G. Magnotto
Department: History
How Has the Military Expained Defeat in the Vietnam War From 1975-1992?, Charles G. Mallonee III
Department: History
The Life of Saudi Arabian Women, Hollis Mandell
Department: History
Puerto Rico and Its Colonial Experience Under the American Flag, M. M. McNally
Department: History
George Kennan and the "X-Article", Michael E. McTiernan
Department: History
Failure of a Movement to Change Administration Policy: a Study of the Antiwar Movement, 1965-1968, Randall A. Pitts
Department: History
Social Significance of the Roman Baths, John Ramsier
Department: History
Changing Expectations and Attitudes Toward Contemporary First Ladies As Shown Through Lady Bird Johnson, Rosalynn Carter and Nancy Reagan, Heather A. Renshaw
Department: History
Black Humor As a Response to War, Stacey M. Root
Department: History
Historical Discussion of the Oppression of the Sioux From 1868 to Present, Benjamin W. Sears
Department: History
Capitalist Environment: An Examination of the Relationship Between Capitalism and the Environment in the United States, Megan D. Shore
Department: History
African and Native American Interactions in the Southeastern United States During the Colonial Era: Focused Upon Their Relationship With Europeans, African Enslavement Among the Native Americans, and the Evolution of Maroon Societies., Erin J. Siders
Department: History
Challenges to the Realist Claim that Ethics and National Interest Are Antithetical: an Examination of the Paradigms of Moralism and Realism and Their Effects on International Relations, Alissa N. Steelman
Department: History; Religious Studies
Atrocities Committed By the Japanese During World War II, David B. Swartz
Department: History
The Medieval Garden As a Reflection of the Twelfth Century Cistercian Reform Movement's Belief in a Universal Hierarchical System, Robert J. Vosburgh Jr
Department: History
Factionalism in the Chinese Communist Party's Response to the Student Democracy Demostrations of 1986-1987 and 1989, John R. Weikart
Department: History
John Marshall Contributions of the Chief Justice to the United States and the Trial of Aaron Burr, Casey J. Wilson
Department: History
Creating a New World: a Study of Anglo-Indian Relations in Virginia, 1607-1677, Amanda H. Winter
Department: History
Nazi Film Propaganda: a Successful Use of This Medium Encouraged An Uncontested, Complete Devotion to Hitler's Rule, Aaron P. Wismar
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1992
A Marriage Born of Necessity: German-Soviet Relations From 1933-1939, Frank H. Andorka Jr
Department: History
Multi-Cultural Curriculum: Offering a New Perspective, Tami Augustine
Department: History
The Women of the Early American Industrial Revolution and the Culture They Wove: An Examination of the Mills Girls of Lowell and Lawrence, Massachusetts, Jill M. Baumeister
Department: History
Divergent Images: a Comparative Study of the British Working Class Condition in Cinema, Alex Benchimol
Department: History; English
The New Deal and the Creation of a National Urban Policy, Peter L. Berry
Department: History
Modern Conventional War: the Falkland Islands War and the Persian Gulf War, Alexander E. Coyle
Department: History
The College of Wooster Confronts the Turbulent Sixties, Lara Michelle deCourtivron
Department: History
Mirror of Ourselves: the Impact of the Women's Liberation Movement on American Women's Magazines, Kim N. Douglass
Department: History
Architect of a Dream: Charles Hamilton Houston's Contributions Ot the Civil Rights Movement, Bradley V. Evans
Department: History
Success and Survival: German and Irish Immigrants in Cleveland, Ohio 1818-1880, Jennie L. Fabens
Department: History
Images of Franklin Delano Roosevelt: The Creation For FDR, the Legend, the "Soldier of Freedom", Laura Fielitz
Department: History
Historical Investigation of Rolling Stone Magazine Between 1967 and 1970: Its Origins and Reflections of the Counterculture., Douglas S. Kiley
Department: History
The Korean War: Decisions and Consequences, Kevin Klyberg
Department: History
Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Resurgent Conservative Coalition of 1938: the Waning of the New Deal, Francis J. Knott Jr
Department: History
Notion of the Other Expressed in Literature and Classical History, T.J. Mallory
Department: History
Confronting Individual Fears and Public Repercussions: a Journal in Response to AIDS, Holly L. McCullough
Department: History
Götter in Weiß: Die Deutschen Mediziner Yom Kaiserreich Bis Zum Nationalsozialismus Und Die Darstellung Der Medizin Und Der Mediziner in Spielfilmen Des Dritten Reiches, Colleen Dianne McFarland
Department: German Studies; History
Teaching the 'Heathen:' the Origins and Development of Black Education Before the Civil War, 1619-1860, Robin M. Parker
Department: History
Trials By Media: a Necessary Evil? the Sam Sheppard Example, David M. Royse
Department: History
Teaching Ancient Egyptian Civilization in An Elementary School Classroom With An Interdisciplinary Emphasis, Katherine Sanderson
Department: History
Images and Experiences of Homesteading Women, Michele L. Shoup
Department: History
Legalized Destruction of the African-American Male: a Survey of Capital Punishment in Twentieth Century America, A. M. Simmons
Department: History
The Legalized Destruction of the African American Male: Survey of Capital Punishment in Twentieth Century America, A. Miles Simmons
Department: History
Labor and Ethnicity in the Anthracite Coal Fields of Pennsylvania: a Social Portrait, Amy Stroud
Department: History
Transferring the Mandate of Heaven: the Genesis and Consolidatoin of Qing Power, 1573-1683, Kenneth M. Swope
Department: History
Historical Significance of the Environmental Movement and the Future of Recycling Programs in the United States, David R. Wilkins
Department: History
James Madison and the Creation of the American Constitution, Kimberly D. Wing
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1991
La Guerra Civil Española: Visiones y Revisiones, Nancy L. Christman
Department: History; Spanish
Fallout from Nevada: Consequences of the Atomic Energy Commission's Cold War Ethic, Michael G. Davis
Effects of Land Policies, Educational Methods, and Alcohol Use on Contemporary Native American Culture, Eva M. Dodds
Department: History
The Beat Movement: Origins and Evolution, Brent Duncan
Department: History
Understanding the Psychological Dimension as an Explanation For Flaws in the CIA: An Examination of the CIA's Involvement in the Vietnam Conflict, Katherine M. Henderson
Department: History
Banana War Lost: a History of U.S. Foreign Policy Towards Nicaragua During the Sandinista War, 1927-1933: a Historical Perspective, Mark Hendrickson
Department: History