• Student Understanding and Navigation Patterns of Miami University Sexual Violence Webpages 

  Mendenhall, Emily

  I noticed through conversations within my own peer group that students were not that well versed in sexual violence policies and resources. And, because of that, they did not know the resources that they could refer friends ...

• Andrea Alciato and the Politics of the Printed Image: A Study of the Emblemata’s Origins, Evolution, and Abstraction 

  Godard, Caroline

  Focuses on the historical conditions in Milan during the early sixteenth century that influenced the emblem’s emergence.

• Metaphors We Love By: A cognitive Linguistic Analysis of Conceptual Metaphors of Love in Metropolitan French and American English 

  Culpepper, Abigail

  What began with intensive background research, has developed into an extensive project which offers a cognitive linguistic analysis of conceptual metaphors of love in both English and French based on corpora linguistic data.

• Nimruz and Agadez: A Comparative Study on People Smuggling on the Route to Europe 

  Chuen, Sydney

  Analyzing the Research Process: Comparing People Smuggling Operations in Afghanistan and Niger

• Investigation of Library Research Strategies in an Undergraduate Biochemistry Project 

  Weerakoon, Tasmeen Shiny

  This paper investigates the use of Miami University Library resources and services in undertaking a Biochemistry research project spanning the author"s entire undergraduate career at Miami University.

• Lifetime sexual violence and alexithymia: the meditating role of dissociation, thought suppression, and shame 

  Woods, Hannah

  One in four women report experiences of lifetime sexual victimization (LSV), which includes unwanted sexual experiences in childhood, adolescence, and adulthood (Fisher, Cullen, & Turner, 2000). Furthermore, college-aged ...

• The history of the body: concepts and care 

  Moroz, Emily

  I became interested in Renaissance literature when I conducted a research project on Shakespeare. It was apparent that the medicine of the bard’s time lacked one thing: scientific accuracy. I became inquisitive— how has ...

• The Discourse of Women's Experiences Under Communism 

  Evans, Mahaley

  The relationship between time passing and the admission of guilt is a complicated one. For how long it took Germany to acknowledge and discuss the atrocities of the Nazi regime, people immediately wondered in 1989 when and ...

• Tapped: An Inside Perspective on the Craft Beer Movement 

  Gust, Garrett

  An ethnography of participants of the craft beer movement. This work investigates how craft beer is consumed, how it is made, and what it means to society.

• Dare to Be a Wildflower: an in depth study of heliostat technology 

  Williams, Lyka

  Through an in depth study and analysis of heliostats, this paper will explore the concepts and attributes offered through the emittance of indirect daylighting within structures. Heliostats, hence bears a dual function in ...

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