Most students tend to focus on a topic within the scope of their major, and the completed effort can take on a variety of forms, from sociological field studies to plays, books of poetry, and with the advent of newer technology, Web sites. The following is a collection of abstracts of the various theses created throughout the history of the Honors Program. They are arranged in categories according to topic or the student's major. This is currently a work in progress.
More abstracts are to come, and the most recent have yet to be added.
A few guidelines have been followed for purposes of categorization. When abstracts are missing, titles are provided to at least give a hint of the subject. If the category seems ambiguous, so that it could belong under both Literature and History headings, say, the nod was given to that student's major or advisor's department, when available.