• Re-enfranchising the Disenfranchised: Increasing Political Participation among the Previously Incarcerated through Parochial Social Controls 

  Stern, Isadora (2018)

  This paper will explore the ways in which social control methods can be used to reinstate the political efficacy provided by the black consciousness framework. Although mass incarceration in Maryland has systematically ...

• Myanmar’s Rohingya Crisis: De/constructing Postcolonial Discourses 

  Myint, Wynn Aung (2018)

  Perhaps the most widely-known issue pertaining to contemporary Myanmar is that of its military and government’s long-standing persecution of the Rohingya people, a minority Muslim ethnic group living in Myanmar’s western ...

• Judson Memorial Church- Belonging, Ambiguity & Legacy 

  Batman, Emma (2018)

  Judson [Memorial Church] has maintained, to a certain extent, its legacy as a center for social and political issues as well as artistic expression and the experimental and avant-garde. Utilizing perspectives and opinions ...

• FROM EXPLORATION TO EQUITY: A MUSEUM’S JOURNEY TOWARD DECOLONIZATION 

  Arias, Catherine (2018-12)

  In the context of a societal shift calling upon institutions to be more equitable, the movement to decolonize museums requires new approaches to collecting and presenting human remains and cultural artifacts. Nearly ...

• What about the Children?: The Effects of Mass Incarceration on Family and the Importance of Nurturing the Parent-Child Relationship in Alternative Forms of Justice 

  Vajda, Kathryn (2018-12)

  This paper discusses the structurally violent nature of mass incarceration in the United States, beginning with a comprehensive look at the origins and repercussions of mass incarceration, reentry, and recidivism. Secondly, ...

• The Smartphone Revolution 

  Malinowski, Natalie (2017)

  Over the past week, I joined the very few adults in the world that do not have a phone. I previously referred to myself as a technology assailant. However, living on a college campus without a phone for a week illuminated ...

• The Political is Personal: Examining the Role of Personal Connection to a Disease as an Access Point for Single-disease Interest Groups 

  Mills, Lindsey (2017)

  Approximately 133 million Americans live with a chronic illness (“The Power of Prevention”). Government funding through the National Institutes of Health and other programs are an important source of research funding for ...

• The Fundamental Shared Essence of Dance and Mathematics 

  Kelly, Michayla (2017)

  This paper seeks to investigate the intricate, inherent relationship between dance and mathematics. Although perhaps not initially obvious to all, mathematics is apparent in all forms of dance. It manifests in a plethora ...

• Museums: Supporting the Varied Needs of their Communities 

  Beyer, Marta (2017)

  Museums have long been institutions dedicated to preserving objects and significant cultural and historic artifacts. Growing out of cabinets of curiosities in the 16th century, museums have a strong association with ...

• “The Life and Death of Yosip Punko,” Chapter V of Exile and Return 

  Buskey, Megan

• Finding Procedural Justice in Baltimore’s Department of Public Works 

  Stunes, Maren (2016)

  Structures of power and governance hold significant sway over the process and outcome of decision-making in local governments. An assessment of the processes involved in environmental decision-making (Dietz and Stern, ...

• The Identification and Characterization of Zebrafish Housed at Goucher College 

  Bezerko, Mara (2016-12-13)

  To gain a better understanding of the Denio rario, zebrafish, gut microbiota composition and function and how it contributes to the health of the zebrafish, three zebrafish guts were cultured. The average density of the ...

• HIV/AIDS in the Cuban Sanatorium: The Tension between Public Health and Human Rights 

  Spear, Marissa (2016-12-14)

• The Bureau of Land Management and Mustangs of the West 

  Pardew, Isabelle (2017)

• Hurts Like Heaven: Pain and the Facilitation of Transcendence 

  Karten, Adina (2016)

  Though Western biomedicine rarely acknowledges it, pain can be a positive experience. In unrelated cultures across the globe, pain has been used to catalyze transcendence, a biologically measurable spiritual phenomenon. ...

• The Impact of the "Vanishing" Image on Indigenous Communities 

  Winton, Jenna (2015)

• Subsidize Menstruation, Period. 

  Jacobson, Zoe (2015)

• Factors Influencing the Evolution of Heavy Metal Hyperaccumulation in Plants 

  Grant, Xiao (2015)

• Henrietta 

  Moss, Alexandra (2012)

  The research for my play was divided into three major categories: I looked at female romantic friendship at the turn of the 20th century, college life for women around 1900, and the ways in which female-female romantic ...

• Georgia O’Keeffe, The Woman Behind the Myth: Assumptions and Associations Projected by Alfred Stieglitz throughout the 1920’s 

  Queener, Alexandra (2012)

  After visiting the Baltimore Museum of Art and selected which painting I would focus on for this paper, I was able to employ many of the library’s resources. Our class was structured in a manner that enabled research to ...

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