Theses/Dissertations from 2023
Neither Meek nor Docile: An Analysis of Margaret Hale and Jane Eyre in Elizabeth Gaskell’s North and South and Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre, McKell Ferguson
Theses/Dissertations from 2021
HENRY D. THOREAU’S COLOR RED, RELATIONSHIP TO NATURE, AND RELIGIOUS IMAGERY IN ROBERT FROST’S “ROSE POGONIAS” AND OTHER POEMS, Jennifer Fry
Seeking Visionary: Ginsberg And The Beat Influence On Progress, Mark Howard
Reinvestigating Masculinity in the Works of Ernest Hemingway, Neidy D. McHugh
Multimodal Expertise Training for Writing Center Tutors, Erin E. A. O'Day
SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES: THE EVOLUTION OF ANN RADCLIFFE, Maximillian D. Patton
Theses/Dissertations from 2020
European Imperialist Violence and Feminine Influence in Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, Katlyn S. Davenport
Thomas Kent's Paralogic Rhetoric as a Framework for Analyzing Corporate Social Responsibility Discourse, Donald E. Penner
Theses/Dissertations from 2019
Politicized Identity in Peter Ho Davies's The Welsh Girl and The Fortunes, Savanna S. Batson
KNOWING, LOVING, AND BEING THROUGH EXCESS: CREATION OF SUBJECT IN BERTHA HARRIS’S LOVER, Kristin S. Bruckner
The Mystery of the Missing Half: The Developing Female Investigator Trope in Detective Fiction, Anthony E. Farah
“NEW HOPE IN THE MIDST OF DARKNESS”: EUCATASTROPHE AS KAIROS IN THE LORD OF THE RINGS, Chance Gamble
The Desire for Chaste Love in Book Three of The Faerie Queene, Hayley McClenny
Theses/Dissertations from 2018
Merlin’s Role as Nationalist in Monmouth and Malory, Ashley C. Johnson
The Phenomenological Beat: Allen Ginsberg's Many Multitudes, Joseph Karwin
Connected Spirits: Adolescent Females and Animal Agents, Elizabeth A. Parrish
The Politics of Utopia: Examining Three Hawthorne Romances as Political Allegories, Melanie A. Whiting
Theses/Dissertations from 2017
"Our attachments are our temples": Addiction, Recovery, and the Metamodernist Movement, Ashlie M. Contos
“THAT DARK PARADE”: EMILY DICKINSON AND THE VICTORIAN "CULT OF DEATH”, Carol M. DeGrasse
The American Dream, Micronationalisms, and the Three Part National Identity as Presented by Dr. Hunter S. Thompson, Brianna J. Doucet
Hemingway and the Soča Front, Rebecca Johnston
Conrad's Pronoun Usage as a Stylistic Marker and Its Relation to His Density of Text and Themes, Jennifer K. Onishi