“More Money, More Problems: The Impact and Implications of Campaign Finance Deregulation in the United States”
Molly Bordeaux, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
“Parties at the Podium: Analyzing Ideological Rhetoric at Presidential Nominating Conventions”
Nicholas Fernández, Department of Politics
“‘We Would Have Never Found These People’: Black Students’ Right to University Membership and Protest at Rutgers University, 1965-71”
Arlene Gamio Cuervo, Department of History
“Too Much of a Good Thing? A Study on the Evolution of Executive Privilege”
Haley Giraldi, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
“Climate Change in American National Parks: Impacts, Management, Communications, and Public Perception”
Mark Goldstein, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
“Policy and Populism: How Immigration Proved to Be a Winning Issue in the U.S. and U.K.”
Collin Gurgul, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
“Opioid Abuse Prevention, Harm Reduction, and Recovery Strategies for Colleges and High Schools”
Colton Hess, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
“Making the Mormon Question Difficult to Answer: Polygamy, Political Potency, and Legal Ambiguity in 19th-century America”
Isabel Hetherington, Department of History
“The Implications of China’s ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ for U.S. Foreign Policy”
Christian F. Krueger, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
“Brain Bait: Effects of Neuroscience Evidence on Cognitive Biases in Legal Decision-Making”
Alicia Lai, Department of Neuroscience
“Winslow Homer and Cullercoats”
Katherine Walker Pratt-Thompson, Department of Art and Archaeology
“Obergefell Families: The Disciplinary Intersection of Marriage and Parenthood”
Sarah Reeves, Independent Study in Gender and Sexuality Studies
“‘A Phenomenal Presence That is Unequivocally Black and Beautiful’: Redefining Beauty Through the Art of Kerry James Marshall”
Katherine Shifke, Department of Art and Archaeology
“Protecting Hate Speech: The Failing American Experiment”
Emily Smith, Department of Politics
“Collecting Alaska: Sheldon Jackson, Louis Shotridge, and the Pursuit of Northwest Coast Artifacts, 1879-1932”
Aaron B. Stevens, Department of Art and Archaeology
“An Analysis of the Effect of Local Budget Policies on Police Killings”
Anna Stillman, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
“Finding Safe Passage: Analyzing Juvenile Asylum Determinations in the United States and the European Union”
Nicholas Wu, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
