Below are the students, plus their topics, in the thesis project. Several of the students have submitted their projects to be viewed online.
H. J. Percival: “A Journey to Post Modernism" (Read thesis)
Hunter Meriwether: “Traits of the Epic Hero”
Krista Douglass: “The Corrupting Power of Medicine” (Read thesis)
Keith Nord: “The Search for Identity: An Evolution Over Time”
Mary Claire Melton: “The Analysis of Arthurian Legends”
Danny Grimm: “An Analysis of Frankenstein”
Sarah Grace Glover: “A Comparison and Contrast of the Traditional and Anti-Hero” (Read thesis)
Melinda Meeson: “Dualism, Humanism, Postmodernism: Culture, Literary Movement”
Brennan Torstrick: “The Shift Towards Humanism From the Middle Ages to The Renaissance” (Read thesis)
Ian Charles: “Victim Versus Victimizer; “The Tension in Dystopian Literature” (Read thesis)
Katherine Burton: “ Reason, Emotion, and Humanism in Twentieth Century Literature as Reflected Through Religion” (Read thesis)
Niti Yogesh: “Excessive Self-Indulgence Leads to One’s Demise” (Read thesis)
Neha Meta: “Anguish, Madness, and Vulnerability as Possible Effects of Isolation” (Read thesis)
Jennifer Taylor: “The Downfall of Literary Characters as a Result of Pride”
Laura Kruelle: “The Traditional, Melancholy, and Anti-Hero in Modern Fantasy”
Erin Wyatt: “Purification Versus Corruption: Nature Against Civilization” (Read thesis)
Sarah Ayers: “The Application of Willing Suspension of Disbelief to British Literature” (Read thesis)
J.D. Camp: “Development of Existentialism in the Twentieth Century”
