Honors Undergraduate Theses from 2025
Fanfiction as a Reflection of Available Representation: A Critique on Mass Media, Hannah F. Benton
A Review of the Utilization of Comics in Research and the Potential for Graphic Medicine Integration in Health Science Communication, NagaTarang Nimmathota
Sports and Rhetorical Marginalization: A Case Study of Angel Reese & Caitlin Clark, Diamond R. Williams
Honors Undergraduate Theses from 2024
The Promise of Graphic Medicine in Provider Training to Promote Mental Health, Prevent the Empathy Decline, and Improve Learning, Maeher Sukhija
Theses from 2021
The Sound of Identity: Audios and Hashtags as Nexuses of Practice on TikTok, Lindsey Wright
Theses from 2020
Visual Rhetorics and Rally Signs: A Study of Feminist Theory and Progression, Rachel Casey
Sparks of Service: The Fuel We Need to Fan the Flames of Student Service-Learning and Effective Civic Engagement, Christian E. Tabet
Theses from 2018
Bursting the Filter Bubble: Information Literacy and Questions of Valuation, Navigation, and Control in a Digital Landscape, Komysha Hassan
Blogging for Profit in the 21st Century: An Autoethnographic Analysis, Samantha L. Warren
Theses from 2017
The Rhetoric of Inmates: Identification Processes in the San Quentin News, Alexandra Stepanov
Connecting Theory and Evidence: A Closer Look at Learning in the Writing Center, Alexandra M. Valerio