An Honors thesis marks the culmination of a History major's journey. A research paper, often longer than 100 pages, deeply immersed in primary sources and featuring close analysis and astute synthesis of evidence, every thesis expresses the individual take of a trained and matured scholar.
This academic year saw 10 thesis writers complete remarkable works of scholarship under unusually trying circumstances. Their topics ranged from an interrogation of fragile racial identity in antebellum America to the conundrum of an ex-guerilla's mythos as president of Uruguay to the political dynamics that have generated and continue to generate scholarship in the Humanities and Social Sciences.
Please join us in celebrating the Honors thesis writers for 2020! To learn more about each student, and to see their thesis, click on the student's name.
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Helena Guenther |
Nora Hafez |
Lexi Kadis |
Sami Kirkpatrick |
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Lucian Li |
Thanh Nguyen |
Gino Nuzzolillo |
Sophia Parvizi Wayne |
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Tanya Riordan |
Lucia Zerbino |
