Photo Gallery

Wesley Morning (2021 Honoree), “Living in the White House: The Significance of the First Family in Cold War Politics.”   Mentors:  Professors Brownell and Gabin

Lea Cejvan (2021 Honoree), “An Analysis of Bosnian Migrant Perceptions and Cultural Transfers in Twentieth-Century Chicago.”  Mentors: Professors Foray and Klein-Pejsova

Alex Griffin-Little (2021 Honoree), “Home Is Where the Hate Is: Housing and Education Discrimination in Greater Lafayette in the Twentieth Century.”  Mentors:  Professors Gabin and Brownell

Roberto Kampfner (2021 Honoree), “Vincent van Gogh: Religious Consolation, Visions of the Poor, and His World-Renowned Artworks’ Connection to God.”  Mentors:  Professors de la Fuente and Fleetham

Samuel Leeds (2021 Honoree), “A Social Scientist, Two Bishops, and Darwin:  The Presence of Darwinism in Three African Americans’ Views on Race, between 1871-1920.”  Mentors:  Professors Davis and Bynum

Charlotte Li (2021 Honoree), “The Pulse of the City: Diversity and Accessibility in the Allen County Public Library 1895-2020.”  Mentors:  Professors Gabin and Larson

Nidhi Shekar (2021 Honoree), “Deconstructing Democracy: A Comparative Analysis on Subjugation Using the Melian Dialogue and the US Constitution.”  Mentors:  Professors Pitts, Mercier, and Walton

Wesley Morning (2021 Honoree), “Living in the White House: The Significance of the First Family in Cold War Politics.”   Mentors:  Professors Brownell and Gabin