• A Translation of Two Synchronic Russian Linguistic Articles: A Commentary on Their Functions 

  Chandler, Mackenzie (2020-06-05)

  Within current morphosyntactic theory, the ability for a rule or taxonomy to be universal is crucial. By translating two linguistic articles, I present findings relevant to current linguistic theory within modern Russian. ...

• In The Shadow of The Mountain: Stories from Soliders at Nui Ba Den 

  Messimore, Emily (2020-06-01)

  Having developed a deep passion for the Vietnam War, this project was born with the hope of telling a narrative of the men of a single military company in Vietnam between 1969 and 1970. Oral history interviews were conducted ...

• Howling: Hecuba in Ovid’s Metamorphoses XIII and Beyond 

  Elnaggar, Suzanne (2020-06-01)

  Hecuba, the ill-fated Queen of Troy, appears in significant literature from Homer’s Iliad to Shakespeare’s Hamlet. While the Hecuba of Euripidean tragedy has warranted much attention, Ovid's rendering of her in epic poetry ...

• Purpose Marketing: A Genuine Way for Companies to Advocate for Change or a Deceitful Sales Tactic? 

  Flinchpaugh, Emily (2020-06-01)

  This thesis explores the implementation of purpose marketing in modern day advertising. Studies have shown that consumers are willing to switch to brands that support causes they believe in, and brands have started to ...

• "Who is the Other?": The Intersection of Anthropological and Theological Discourse On U.S. Relations with Latin American Refugees 

  Jones, Sarah (2020-06-01)

  The existence of oneself logically necessitates the existence of another, for being able to define what one is requires that one differentiates from what one is not. This is referred to as the self-other dichotomy. The ...

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