Honors Program Theses
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Submissions from 2025
Evaluating Corporate Advertising: How Deception Leads to Downfall, Madison Duong, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Honors Program Thesis
Philosophy in Filmmaking: Animation vs. Live Action, Veronica J. Larson, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Honors Program Thesis
Submissions from 2024
Death and Grief in 21st Century America: A Literature Review on Bereavement & Attitudes Toward Death, Jordan Whitney, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Honors Program Thesis
Submissions from 2023
Her Story, Her Right: Narrative as a Basic Human Right, Karlee M. Colby, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Honors Program Thesis
Submissions from 2021
Exploring the role of college women in ministry leadership through a qualitative analysis of Passion Conferences, Abigail Read, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Honors Program Thesis
Submissions from 2019
How evangelical ministries create social identity on college campuses: An analysis of The Salt Company, Hannah Gregor, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Honors Program Thesis
Submissions from 2018
Can God Know Tomorrow?, Jacob Kristian Bergman, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Honors Program Thesis
Beyond refuge: Testimonial injustice and female refugees, Gabriella Ruggiero, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Honors Program Thesis (UNI Access Only)
Submissions from 2016
Intellectual virtues and the epistemic evaluation of disagreement, Hansen Garlington Breitling, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Honors Program Thesis
Education: an unexplored variable on millennial volunteer attitudes, Darian N. Everding, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Honors Program Thesis
Submissions from 2015
A new system of first-order predicate logic based on Wittgenstein's single operation N, Benjamin Castle, Department of Mathematics, Honors Program Thesis (UNI Access Only)
Submissions from 2014
Activism and offense : a philosophical analysis, Stef McGraw, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Honors Program Thesis
Submissions from 2011
Jerry Falwell's Use of Theological Methodology for Making Political Claims: A Critique, David William Hosack, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Honors Program Thesis
Submissions from 2008
Religious pluralism: The evangelical Christian response, Matthew F. Rittgers, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Honors Program Thesis
Submissions from 2006
The loathsome and the virtuous: An examination of Sleeping Beauty and Snow White in literature and film, Heather Marie Birk, Department of Philosophy and World Religions, Open Access Honors Program Thesis
