Senior Independent Study Theses from 2000
Fastballs Overseas: A Historical Analysis of Baseball in Japan, Nicholas P. Sanyk
Department: History
The Battle of Lake Erie: What We Don't Know, Bryan J. Solomon
Department: History
How Tuscarawas County, Ohio Contribution to World War I and II, Brian Watkins
Department: History
The British Ruling Elite and Hong Kong: A Perspective of Chinse Foreign Relations, Max Alec Wilson
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1999
A Man Among Men: A Critical Analysis of the Life and Teachings of Marting Luther King, Jr., Daniel W. Broehl
Department: History
Slave Rebellions in the American South, Carl Crumbaker
Department: History
A Detailed Analysis of a Hastily Called Presidential Investigation into the Reasons for the Pearl Harbor Disaster: the Roberts Commission of 1941-1942, Todd K. Grubich
Department: History
The Militia Movement in America, Nicholas Lacy
Department: History
World Wide Web War: An Examination of Information Warfare, Samuel Howe Lincoln
Department: History
"Ange Ou Demon, Qu'Importe?" Napoleon Bonaparte vu a Travers Six Hommes De Lettres Français de XIXe Siecle, John R. Lytle
Department: French and Francophone Studies; History
In the Beginning There Was the Word?, Christopher T. Mace
Department: History
The Evolution of the Jazz Guitarist, William F. Marcell II
The Evolution of the Jazz Guitarist, William F. Marcell II
Department: History
Lacrosse: the Fastest Growing Game on Two Feet, Jared R. McKee
Department: History
An Examination of Vaclav Harvel's Synthesis of Theater and Politics, David J. Moore
Department: History
A Patchwork of Quilt Stories: Using Cherokee Histories As Cultural Narratives, Margaret F. Odle
Department: History
Identity Through Communalism: Politics and Religion Among Indian Muslims in the Century Before Partition, Dawn M. Packer
Department: Religious Studies; History
Authority and Opposition in Austrian Politics, 1933-1945, Matthew Sondre Peterson
Department: History
Dinosaurs and Memory Wars: A Dialogical Interpretation of Historical Experience in William Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom!, Graham Swift's Waterland, and Bradley Me. Rank's Untitled, Bradley M. Rank
Department: English; History
What Were Animals Like When You Were Little?, Nathan P. Renkes
Department: History
The Americanization of Golf, Matthew M. Riva
Department: History
The Role of Air Power in Operation Desert Storm, Todd Seney
Department: History
Nazi Germany on Trial: a Historical and Philosophical Analysis of the Nuremberg Trial, Aaron Veith
Department: History; Philosophy
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1998
A Study of the U.S. Army Special Forces From 1952 to the Present, Adam D. Cornett
Department: History
Viking Women: An Exploration of Female Roles and Activities in Late Iron Age Scandinavian Society, Ann-Catherine Frederick
Department: History; Archaeology
Giving a Voice to the Voiceless: The Forgotten Victims of Prostitution and Rape during World War II and the Vietnam War, Eliza M. Gerlach
A Historical Investigation of American Society During the Establishment of the Consitution From a European Perspective, Brian M. Grindall
Department: History
Mexica (Aztec) and the Maya Religious Beliefs and Their Role in the Practice of Human Sacrifice, Ian V. Kopf
Department: History
A Critical Study of Hip-Hop and the Messages That Hip-Hop's Music Express, Bernard L. McGinley III
Department: History
Snakes and Ladders: a Study of Indian Democracy in the Context of Emergency Powers, Zaheer Nooruddin
Department: History; Political Science
Why the M-16 Rifle: a Case Study of Infantry Small Arms During the Vietnam War, Timothy A. V. B. Pollard
Department: History
Russia Under Ivan the Terrible: a Widowed Nation, Frank L. Reutter
Department: History
Subversive Dreams: An Historical Analysis of the Evolution of French Feminist Consciousness With Specific Emphasis on Enfranchisement, 1789-1914, Kristen S. Schermer
Department: History
The Reluctant Exodus: The Last China Missionaries and American Culture, Church, and State, Jonathan A. Seitz
The Civil Rights Movement: Events That Changed the Movement, Sylvester S. Slaughter
Department: History
The ETA and the Continual Struggle For Basque Independence, Sarah L. Soroos
Department: History
Kids Far From Home: International Adoption, 1948-1998, Catherine M. Swartz
Department: History
The Role of Mothers As Portrayed in the Ladies' Home Journal During Three Decades: 1920, 1950, and 1980, Jennifer L. Toll
Department: History
If the Grass Is Greener on the Other Side, Kill It!!! or the Ecological Impact of the Vietnam War, Richard L. Updegrove II
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1997
To Compute or Not to Compute?: An Historical Analysis of Past Experiences and Modern Opinions About the Role of Computer Technology in Education, Chris Comito
Department: History
The Water Is Wide: An Analysis of Maine Folktales and How They Define a Coastal People, Sarah L. Farley
Department: History
Black and White: a History of the Racial Theology of the Southern Baptist Convention, 1845-1995, Wade C. Halva
Department: History; Religious Studies
Chick Flicks: Reinforcing Gender Roles Through Film, Leslie E. Hammer
Department: History
An Artistic Exploration of the South American Art Form, Arpilleras, Amy Hansen
The Negro Leagues: the Catalyst For Change, Matthew R. Jackson
Department: History
Pray Love, Remember: a Novella, Antonia Mandry
Department: English; History
Christian Line of Authority From the Apostasy to the Restoration, Carrie A. Zuro
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1996
Developing the Atomic Bomb: Cooperation, Collaboration, and Success Within the Manhattan Project, Clinton Behm
Department: History
Women in the Military: the Evolution of the Struggle For Equality in the United States Military With An Emphasis on the Debate of Women in Combat, Brijin L. Boddy
Department: History
Mainstreaming in Elementary Education: a Study of Handicapped Children and Their Right to An Appropriate Education, Susan H. Bunch
Department: History
Lessons Learned, Lessons Lost: the Evolution of German Blitzkrieg Doctrine, 1914-1942, Kenneth W. Casais
Department: History
The Impact of British Rule on Indian Society: a Discussion, Neelabja R. Chowdhury
Department: History
Yitzhak Rabin An Extinct Breed of Leadership in the Middle Eastern Conflct, Eric G. Core
Department: History
Grunts, Brass Hats, and the Media: World War Two and Images of Battle in the American Imagination, Scott A. Crawford
Department: History
Reform in Russian History, Thomas F. Della Torre
Department: History
The No-Win Situation: Shedding Light on the Indian Woman's Romantic Heterosexual Relations, Meher D'Mello
Department: English; History
How America Won the Vietnam War: the Rise of Capitalism in Southeast Asia After the Fall of Saigon, Ethan A. Dunsford
Department: History
Northern Teachers in the Antebellum South: a Search for Independence, Janet L. Engle
Department: History
Propaganda in the Third Reich, J. Alexander Henderson III
Propaganda in the Third Reich, J. Alexander Henderson III
Department: History; Political Science
Dream Versus Reality: Prisoner's Views 1905-1975, Erin L. M. Marks
Department: History
Medieval Reader in England, 1356-1500, Carolina Miranda
Department: English; History
A Cry For Justice: the Re-Examination of German Industrialists I.G. Farben and Friedrich Krupp A.G., in the Trials of Major War Criminals, David G. Parsons
Department: History
Living in the Future: Frontier Women in the Old West, Kristen L. Shepherd
Department: History
From the Shores of China to America: the Culmination of Experiences Felt By the Chinese Immigrants in Early America, Seon Wu Won
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1995
Comic Books and Cartoons: the Social Mirror of Our Society, Todd E. Adamson
Department: History
Charles Evans Hughes and His Influence in the Washinton Conference Treaties, Eric H. Black
Department: History
Woodstock: a Whole Generations Rebellion or a Commercial Effect on American Society, Susan H. Bunch
Department: History
The Construction of Identity: The Effects of Defining the Personal and Collective 'Self' in the German and American Feminist Movements, Erin G. Cross
Student Protests at the College of Wooster, Cristina A. Das
Department: History
The Public's Image of the American Public School Teacher, Mike Doty
Department: History
The Holocaust in the American Mind From 1940 to 1990 and the Impact Roosevelt Had in Its Development, Daniel C. Ephraim
Department: History
The Evolution of the Aircraft Carrier and Its Effects on Naval Warfare, Michael H. Gale
Department: History
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