2019-20:
Garima Dahiya, ’20: “Jadu ghar: Museum-going, the State and the ‘magical’ at the Indian Museum” – Supervisor, Prof. David Strohl
Juan Luna, ’20: “Acoso Visual: Staring Back at the State and Gender Conformity” – Supervisor, Prof. Mary Beth Mills
2018-19:
Cat Ledue, ’19: “We Take Care of Our Own: Stories from the South End” -Supervisor, Prof. Mary Beth Mills
2017-18:
Rachel Bird, ’18: “What the Walls Say: Finding Meaning and Value in Tel Aviv’s Street Art” – Supervisor, Prof. David Strohl
Charles Gauvin, ’18: “Somali Diasporic Placemaking in Lewiston, Maine” – Supervisor, Prof. Catherine Besteman
Alyssa Lang, ’18: “un-landed: remembering, family stories and Chinese-American immigrations” – Supervisor, Prof. Britt Halvorson
2016-17:
Ester Topolarova, ’17: “Dear reader, how do we go on?: Letters of Reflection on Community Care in Climate Activism in Maine” – Supervisor, Prof. Winifred Tate
Anne Vetter, ’17: “It’s not you, it’s— Hookup Culture and Sexual Subjectivity” – Supervisor, Prof. Mary Beth Mills
2014-15:
Anne Friedrich, ’15: “A Constellation of Caring: The Dynamic and Fluctuating Nature of Pediatric Cancer Care” – Supervisor, Prof. Chandra Bhimull
2013-14:
Katy Lindquist, ’14: “Everyday Forms of Resistance in Post-Genocide Rwanda” – Supervisor, Prof. Catherine Besteman
2012-13:
Ellicott Dandy, ’13: “Remapping Nature: Motherhood, Autonomy, and Anti-mining Activism in Intag, Ecuador” – Supervisor, Prof. Chandra Bhimull
Jessica Pires, ’13: “Uphams Corner and ‘Other’ Spaces: Racialized Youth Identities in Boston’s Cape Verdean Community” – Supervisor, Prof. Britt Halvorson
Rachel Rosenbaum, ’13: “Finite to Fail, Infinite to Venture: Interactivism and Relational Ethics” – Supervisor, Prof. Mary Beth Mills
2011-12:
Hannah DeAngelis, ’12: “Teaching Empathy, Inspiring Activism: The Diversity Leadership Institute as a Tool for Hate Violence Prevention” – Supervisor, Prof. Catherine Besteman
Sandhya Fuchs, ’12: “Public Imagery, Multicultural Integration and the Narrative Of British Citizenship: Reflections on BAPS Swaminarayan Hinduism in the British Diaspora” – Supervisor, Prof. Mary Beth Mills