Submissions from 2018
Women Representation on CNN and Fox News, Ryan Burke
How do Gender Focused Political Action Campaigns, such as EMILY’S List, Contribute to the Number of Women Running for Office?, Paige Franzen
Submissions from 2017
What factors cause the millennial generation to lean more liberal than conservative especially on issues of abortion and LGBTQ rights?, Rachel Kaiser
An Analysis of Minimum Wage: The Impact States with Higher and Lower Minimum Wages, Kathryne Arnold
Religion and Politics: How EIU Students View Policy, Sam Gilbert
Submissions from 2015
Royal Bastards and Mistresses: The Shadow Courts of Restoration England, John Bays
Submissions from 2014
Examining the Historical Representation of Native Americans within Children ’s Literature, Lauren Hunt
Altered Recurrence in To The Lighthouse, Heather Lamb
In Living Color, Kadija Robinson-Stallings
Pop Pop Perry, Erin Smith
Submissions from 2013
Involve Me: Using the Orff Approach within the Elementary Classroom, Amanda Long
The Political and Personal Tension between Tom Bradley and Daryl Gates, Ryan Repking
Cherokee Acculturation & the Fall of Women's Status, Danielle Rogner
Seventeenth-Century Perceptions of the Henrician Reformation in Print Culture, Clare W. Smith
Submissions from 2012
Clean Water in Haiti, Hannah McHugh
Drinking Games Among College Students, Emily Schumacher
A Dark Place of the Earth: London and the Roots of Urban Gothic, Terri Strong
Comics for Children?, Elizabeth Surbeck
The City Upon a Hill: Boston as God’s Bulwark against Piracy, 1630-1720, Kimberly Lorton
Intracellular Expression of an Ice Nucleation Protein Reduces Cryoinjury in Insect Cells, Avril M. Harder
Submissions from 2011
Misogyny and the Money, Leah Stevenson
The Foundation to Photographic Success, Samantha Strykowski
Submissions from 2010
Shipboard Insurrections, the British Government and Anglo-American Society in the Early 18th Century, James Buckwalter
The Curse of Diamonds, Holly Thomas
Christopher Columbus Revised: A Case Book and Lesson Plan, Maegan Walsh
Submissions from 2009
“A Master’s Care and Dilligence Should Never be Over”: the British Government and Slave Shipboard Insurrections, James Buckwalter
