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Part of the Women's Studies Commons

2022

Interview with Jenny Cavenaugh, Jennifer Jones Cavenaugh, Wenxian Zhang
Oral Histories

Fashioning the Flapper: Clothing as a Catalyst for Social Change in 1920s America, Julia Wolffe
Honors Program Theses

2021

Female Genital Mutilation and the Evaluation of Potential Solutions with an Ethical Pluralist Perspective, Magdalen Asbury
Global Sustainable Development Projects

2019

At Risk and Homeless in the United States: How Women and LGBTQ+ Individuals Experience Homelessness, Lya Dominguez
Honors Program Theses

2016

Through the Grapevine: A Mixed-Methods Analysis of Rape and Retaliation on a College Campus, Hanna E. Cody
Honors Program Theses

The Search for Agency: Female Sexual Desire in U.S. Sex Education and Coming-of-Age Cinema, McKenzi A. Vanderberg
Honors Program Theses

2014

Unveiling the Veil: Debunking the Stereotypes of Muslim Women, Jennifer Sands
Master of Liberal Studies Theses

Trafficking in Nepal: An Exploratory look at the Process and Effectiveness of Rehabilitation and Reintegration Facilities for Sexually Exploited Women in Nepal, Mary Mackenna Bowles
Honors Program Theses

2012

The Bitter Relicks of My Flame: The Embodiment of Venereal Disease and Prostitution in the Novels of Jane Austen, Melanie Erin Osborn
Master of Liberal Studies Theses

The Emergence of Feminism During the Late Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries by Female Artists and Authors, Tracy S. Koubek
Master of Liberal Studies Theses

2010

The House in the Market: How Q’eqchi’ Market Women Convert Money and Commodities into Persons and Personhood, Sarah Ashley Kistler
Faculty Publications