History Comps Presentations
Spring 2021
- Libby Paulson ’21: “Russian Valkyries, Moscow Amazons, and Martyr-Heroines: Femininity and Terrorism in the Russian Radical Movement of the Nineteenth Century”
- Benjamin Wightman ’21: “The Effects of Ethnic Diversity on Taifa Politics”
- Carolyn Wood ’21: “Education in the Warsaw Ghetto”
- Morgan Bettin-Coleman ’21: “Contesting the Color Line: Law, Culture, and Racial Identity in Nineteenth-Century Louisiana”
- Aaron Forman ’21: “Diasporic Unity in Twelfth-Century Jewish Travel Literature”
- Rebecca Margolis ’21: “Montana’s Indian Education for All Act: Indigenous Survivance in Education Policy”
- Pierce McDonnell ’21: Struggle Between Emancipationist/Reconciliationist Narratives in San Francisco During the Spanish American War”
Spring 2019
- Yuta Baba ’19: “Redefining Nature: Makuzu Tadano and her Bricolage of Thoughts”
- Juliette Bobrow ’19: “Exhibiting Empire: London’s India Museum as a Contested Site of Imperial Display, 1875-1914’
- Julia Preston ’19: “A Fighter In Her Own Way: The Life and Death of Nadezhda Alliluyeva”
Spring 2018
- Lizzy Ehren ’18: “Not Set in Stone: Satue and Bust Representations of David Livingstone in the United Kingdom”
- Leo Martin ’18: “A Problem for Solution: Hoxha’s Interpretation of Communism”
- Alex Wachino ’18: “Viva el rey y muera el mal gobierno: Finding Absolutism in Andalusia’s 1652 Food Riots”
Spring 2017
- Ellie Durling ’17: “Setting the Boundaries of Sodomy: Narratives of the Male Prostitute in the German Gay Rights Movement, 1927-1932”
- Elaine Sundberg ’17: “Staging an Archaeological Spectacle in Libya: Leptis Magna and the Establishment of Roman Empires”