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Spring 2022 Honors Theses
Women's Resilience and State Reconstruction in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Student: Abigail Jordahl
Mentor: Michael Zmolek, Lecturer in International Studies
Analysis of the Intergenerational Cultural Perceptions of Well-Being between Vietnamese Refugee Migrants and Children of Vietnamese Refugee Migrants
Student: Michelle Tran-Doung
Mentor: Cynthia Chou, Professor in Anthropology
Fall 2021 Honors Theses
An Analysis of Community Communication: A Case of Sehgal Foundation during COVID-19
Student: Yechan Charles Lee
Mentor: Sujatha Sosale, Associate Professor of Journalism and Mass Communication
Spring 2021 Honors Theses
The Construction and Distribution of Turkey's National Brand in the Arab World
Student: Isabelle Davis
Mentor: Dr. Aron Aji, Associate Professor of Instruction in Literary Translation
"It Came From Japan": Changing Perceptions of J-Horror and J-Splatter Cinema in the West
Student: Mikayla Walker
Mentor: Kendall Heitzman, Associate Professor of Japanese
Feminist Activism and the Legalization of Abortion in Argentina
Student: Alexis Winecke
Mentor: Kathleen Newman, Associate Professor of Spanish
Spring 2020 Honors Thesis
The Color Hierarchy in the Filipino Skin Whitening Industry though the Lens of Contemporary Media
Student: Angel Trachta
Mentor: Jiyeon Kang, Associate Professor of Communication Studies
Spring 2020 Senior Project
Multilingual Education: English as a Second Language and its Greater Community Impact
Student: Mitchell McCarthy
Mentor: Mitchell Kelly, Clinical Professor in the College of Education
Spring 2019 Theses
How Asylum Policy in France Contributes to a Gap in Perceptions between French Nationals and Asylees
Student: Caitlin Chenus
Mentor: Amy Weismann, Assistant Director for UI Center for Human Rights
Kenyan Financial History and the Rise of M-Pesa
Student: Channon Greer
Mentor: Theodore Powers, Associate Professor of Anthropology
Women and Art in 19th Century France
Student: Melanie Meierotto
Mentor: Dorothy Johnson, Professor of Art History