Graduate Students
Recent Online Master's of Arts Theses in History and Area Studies
| Alvarez, Araceli | The Media as an Image Maker/Breaker: The Case of Tina Modotti and Its Literary Representation | History/AS |
| Alvarez, Leticia | The Influence of the Mexican Muralists in the United States. From the New Deal to the Abstract Expressionism | History/AS |
| Bright, Eric W. | "Nothing to Fear from the Influence of Foreigners:" The Patriotism of Richmond's German-Americans during the Civil War | History |
| Crawford, Aaron S. | The Resurrection of Andrew Johnson: His Return to Tennessee Politics | History |
| Curtis, Christopher M. | "Can These Be The Sons of Their Fathers" The Defense of Slavery in Virginia, 1831-1832 | History |
| Donaldson, Sharon Olivia | Models and Their Artists: The Dichotomous Representation of Women in The Unknown Masterpiece, Manette Salomon and The Masterpiece | History |
| Dotson, Paul Randolph | Sisson's Kingdom: Loyalty Divisions in Floyd County, Virginia, 1861-1865 | History |
| Finck, James Wilford | Honor and Duty to God and State: John Janney and the Virginia Secession Convention | History |
| Fox, Jr., Carlton Trent | The U.S.Army School of the Americas and U.S. National Interests in the 20th Century | History |
| Gagnon, Heather Elizabeth | Scandalous Beginnings: Witch Trials to Witch City | History |
| Grady, Timothy Paul | On the Path to Slavery: Indentured Servitude in Barbados and Virginia during the Seventeenth Century | History |
| Hebert, Keith Scott | A Case Study in Nineteenth Century Medicine: Robert Ellett's Medical Practice, 1850-1904 | History |
| Hephner, Richard H. | "Where Youth and Laughter Go": Trench Warfare from Petersburg to the Western Front | History |
| Le Corre-Cochran, Victoria Ann | Taking Control, Women of Lorient, France Direct Their Lives Despite The German Occupation (June 1940-May 1945) | History |
| Lopez, Abel R | ãWe have everything and we have nothingä: Empleados and Middle-Class Identities in Bogota, Colombia: 1930-1955. | History/AS |
| Lovasz, Michelle Anne | French Caribbean Women and the Problem of Empowerment: A look at "Moi, Tituba sorcière...Noire de Salem" and "Pluie et vent sur Télumée Miracle | History/AS |
| Martin, Ana Maria | "Águila o sol" de Sabina Berman: una visión postmoderna de la historia de Mexico | History/AS |
| McCall, R. David | "Every Thing in its Place" Gender and Space on America's Railroads, 1830-1899 | History |
| Mitchell, Sarah | Bodies of Knowledge: The Influence of Slaves on the Antebellum Medical Community | History |
| Neely, Caroline Elizabeth | "Dat's one chile of mine you ain't never gonna sell": Gynecological Resistance within the Plantation Community | History |
| Noyalas, Jonathan Alex | "My will is absolute law" General Robert H. Milroy and Winchester, Virginia | History |
| Paxton, James W. B. | Fighting for Independence and Slavery: Confederate Perceptions of Their War Experiences | History |
| Perez-Lagunes, Rosario | The Myth of La Malinche: From the Chronicles to Modern Mexican Theater | History/AS |
| Razzino, Marianne Pauline | Environmetal Education in Mexico: A Conetent Analysis of Primary School Textbooks | History/AS |
| Roberts, Kevin | African-Virginian Extended Kin: The Prevalence of West African Family Forms among Slaves in Virginia, 1740-1870 | History |
| Shelton, Regan Virginia | "The Case of Mary Phagan,'A Story About the Story of a Murder': Constructing a Crime" | History |
| Stallard, Wendy Annette | The Highland Charge and the Jacobite Rebellions | History |
| Taylor, Sarah Elizabeth | Remembering Elderly Women in Early America: A survey of how aged women were memorialized in late eighteenth and early nineteenth-century tombstone inscriptions, death notices, funeral sermons, and memoirs | History |
| Teagle, Robert James | Land, Labor, and Reform: Hill Carter, Slavery, and Agricultural Improvement at Shirley Plantation, 1816-1866 | History |
| Wright, Robert Brian | The Idealistic Realist: Mary McLeod Bethune, The National Council of Negro Women and the National Youth Administration | History |
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