A research essay that uses Medieval marriage and family structures to argue that Griselda herself is the first child Walter sacrifices.

An analysis of a poem that uses historical linguistics to argue that Hunt's English translation of a Latin-language poem removed the poem from its Latin roots both linguistically and culturally.

A research essay that examines the 20th century South's expectations of love, family, and race to argue that Ellis's character embodies those attributes.

An analysis of George Langelaan's short story "The Fly," Kurt Neumann’s 1958 film adaptation, and David Cronenberg’s 1986 film demonstrating a progression in the protagonist's characterization as man or monster.

A brief history and examination of Maia Kobabe's Gender Queer and its status as one of the most banned books in the United States.

An argument for the inclusion of Becky Albertalli's Simon versus the Homo Sapien Agenda in Queer Lit Studies for its impact on contemporary queer literature, film, and culture.

A screenplay adaptation of a scene from an assigned text and includes a reflective essay presenting the models, choices, and process for writing the screenplay.

An interpretive essay of Miss Quentin's character using a feminist theoretical methodology, arguing that she is not a one-dimensional character.

A screenplay adaptation of a scene from an assigned text and includes a reflective essay presenting the models, choices, and process for writing the screenplay.

A research essay that examines the interviews, lyrics, and music of Spanish singer Rosalía regarding accusations of cultural appropriation to argue that the singer uses several modes of communication to defend her music.

A brief introductory essay to my fiction writing style, serving as a reflection of my growth as a writer over the course of the semester.

An annotated bibliography of primary sources from 1763 to 1850 connecting slavery in the US to Haiti.

A conference paper that interprets primary sources to make a unique contribution to a subfield in history and argues that the Bracero Program and the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 are connected.

An annotated bibliography of primary sources regarding the 1969 Apollo 11 mission that offer insight into the cultural impact the mission had on Americans.

A comparison of Emily Dickinson's view of art as true and superior in her poems and Plato's view of art as imitative and inferior in The Republic.

A creative response to Fyodor Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov in the form of an extended chapter to emphasize religious themes and Alyosha's status as the hero of the novel.

A creative response to James Baldwin's "My Dungeon Shook / A Letter to My Nephew," highlighting how the issues of racism and discrimination against Black people continue to plague American society.