History and
Russian and East European Studies (REES)
History - Honors - 9:00 am - 12:30 pm / History Research - 1:00 pm - 2:30pm
Building: Henry Hogan Campus Center, 3rd floor
Room number: 328
History Honors Thesis Presentations
Nicholas S. Brumble '23
Presentation Title
“The Boston Police Strike of 1919: Promise, Chaos, and Reality”
Faculty Mentor
Professor Liat N. Spiro
Adam Cooper '24
Presentation Title
“Model Minorities or No-No Boys? Urban Politics, Crime, and Education Activism in Asian American Seattle 1970-1985”
Faculty Mentor
Professor Ke Ren
Charlotte Doran '24
Presentation Title
"Murder, Media, and the Masses: Boston and the 1989 Charles Stuart Case"
Faculty Mentor
Professor Michael West and Professor Stephanie Yuh
Timothy J. Smalls '24
Presentation Title
“All the King’s Men? Clerical Conspiracy and the Jewish Community of Medieval Oxford”
Faculty Mentor
Professor Kate Bush
Natalia Powers '24
Presentation Title
“Violence on Stage and in the Streets: Female Representation in Northern Irish Theatre during the Troubles of the 1980s
Faculty Mentor
Professor Mary Conley and Professor Paige Reynolds
Robert Janes '24
Presentation Title
“The Prince of Darkness: The Genesis of Anti-Masonic Excitement in New York's Burned Over District”
Faculty Mentor
Professor Gwenn Miller and Professor Liat Spiro
Madelyn Holmes '24
Presentation Title
“Rules of Remembering, Rites of Forgetting: The United Daughters of the Confederacy and the Struggle for the Southern Past”
Faculty Mentor
Professor Justin Poche
Russian and East European Studies (REES)/History Conference Papers
Jackson Montiero '24
Presentation Title
“Liberal Modernizer or Putin Puppet? How the West Mis-Read Dmitry Medvedev”
Facutly Mentor
Professor Cynthia Hooper
Owen Whaley '24
Presentation Title
“McWorld: Asserting National Identity in the Big Mac Age”
Faculty Mentor
Professor Cynthia Hooper
Jake O'Connor '24
Presentation Title
“Comparing Media Coverage of Russian Oil Spills”
Faculty Mentor
Professor Cynthia Hooper
Cade Harkins '24
Presentation Title
“Creating Consent in Putin’s Russia”
Faculty Mentor
Professor Cynthia Hooper