Robert Buckingham, Mathematical Sciences
Suleimanov-Talanov self-focusing in the NLS hierarchy

Jennifer Caplan, Judaic Studies
The Empire of the Pun: How Jews Shaped American Comedy and Comedy Shaped American Jews

Jennifer Caplan, Judaic Studies
Unmasking Jewish Identity in the Marvel Universe

Julia Carlson, English
Journal Publishing: Tips and Advice for Graduate Students and Early Career Scholars

Anthony Chemero, Philosophy
Relating explanatory paradigms in cognitive neuroscience - pluralism, integration, and elimination

Dana Cloud, School of Communication, Film, and Media
From Apartheid to Genocide: The Contested Terms of Palestinian Oppression and Resistance

Mauricio Espinoza, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
En el corazón de todo": Poesía bilingüe en Ohio

Chandra Frank, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Critical Methodologies Against Empire

Jennifer Glaser, English
Emma Goldman and the Role of Jewish Women's Reproductive Health and Abortion in Early Theorizations of Disability Activism in the U.S.

Eric Jenkins, School of Communication, Film, and Media
New Voices of Environmental Rhetoric: Controversy, Tensions, Resistance

Bledar Konomi, Mathematical Sciences
Bayesian Multifidelity Transport Maps for Computer Models with Large non-Gaussian and non-linear Spatial Output

Na Young Lee, Economics
Locus of Control, Job Displacement, and Economic Outcomes

Nicholas McLeod, Africana Studies
Pan-Africanism or Tribalism?: West Indian Pan-Africanists and colonial cultural retention in Kwame Nkrumah's Ghana

Jeongmin Oh, School of Public and International Affairs
Double-Edged Algorithms: AI, Misinformation, and Election Integrity in U.S. State Governments

Oneya Okuwobi, Sociology
Who Pays For Diversity?

Angela Potochnik, Philosophy
How a Humble Role for Values Shapes All Scientific Knowledge

Anne Delano Steinert, History
To Hide Her Shame: Privies as Sites of Reproductive Decision Making in Nineteenth-Century America

Joseph Takougang, Africana Studies
The Price of Conflicts: The Anglophone Crisis and Population Displacement in Cameroon, 2016-2024

Patricia Valladares-Ruiz, Romance Languages & Literature
Narratives of Resistance in Venezuelan Diasporic Documentary

Rebecca Wingo, History
The Curious Case of Helen Pierce Grey

Yanyu Xiao, Mathematical Sciences
Evaluation of impulsive controls on the transmission of HPB

Laura Zanotti, Anthropology
Media Ecologies + Slow Research for Sustainable Futures

Ramy Amin, Philosophy
The only way out is not through: DNNs and the interpretability problem

Miracle-Eunice Bolorunduro, Sociology
Female Genital Mutilation as Adornment and Masquerade in Southwestern Nigeria

Kate Durso, Sociology
Navigating Accommodations: College Students with Invisible Disabilities Transitioning to the Workplace

Taiwo Fagbohungbe, Mathematical Sciences
Sparse inverse covariance selection with mass-nonlocal prior

Eric Gyamfi, Mathematical Sciences
A Fully Bayesian Framework for Built-in Input Dimension Reduction and Gaussian Process Modeling

Qianton Gong, Philosophy
Affordances and the Uncertainty in Joint Action

Vanessa Lovato, Philosophy
The Pervasive Legacy of Hysteria and Premenstrual Syndrome

Annie Mcghee, Sociology
"A New Queer Dilemma -- Finding Inspiration Amid Challenges to Queer Life" AND "Pink-Collar Play"

Christine Ochs-Naderer, English
An Archive of Past/Future Selves: Participatory Rhetorical Object Study

Eric Odoom, Mathematical Sciences
Hierarchical Skinny Gibbs Sampler in logistic Regression Using Pólya-Gamma latent Variables

Damilola Oduola, Philosophy
The Weathering Hypothesis: Examining Racial Health Disparities, Health Outcomes, and Social Justice

Saani Rawat, Economics
The Effect of Local Road Maintenance Tax Cuts on House Values

Yash Sharma, School of Public and International Affairs
Whose Inclusion Is It Anyway? The Politics of Competitive Consolidation In India

Sachin Sisodiya, Economics
Spatial Dynamics of Minimum Qualifying Yield and Productivity in India's Legal Opium Farming

Marie-Rose Tshite, School of Public and International Affairs
Placing Politics Back in Time: A rethinking of the global and local narratives of peacebuilding at a time of political and social turmoil

Saskia Ziemacki, Asian, East European, and German Studies
Adaptation Studies - Theory, Practice, and Pedagogy

Collectively Reimagining Global Politics/Reimagining Humanity
Amy Lind, School of Public and International Affairs

Food Studies
Mauricio Espinoza, Department of Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures

Narrative Medicine, Compassionate Arts, and Healing
Cheli Reutter, Department of English

Student Engagement in the Post-Pandemic Context
Laura Micciche, Department of English

Taft–DAAP Visual Cultures
Chandra Frank, Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies