Harsha Bhat, Taft Research Center
A disincorporation of/in the weather

Harsha Bhat, Taft Research Center
The Weather is Always a Method

RJ Boutelle, English
Phillis Wheatley Unbound

Megan Boyd, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Woman and Vampire: Revision and Revelation in Theda Bara's Memoir

Tyler Branson, English
Anti-DEI Legislation and Institutional Rhetoric

David Brasington, Economics
Housing Demolition, Local Government Spending, and the Types of Cities that Consistently Demolish the Most

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

Isaac Campos, History
Mexico City's Addiction Ecosystem

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

Julia Carlson, English
Printing, Folding, & Posting the Abolitionist Word: Cowper, Wordsworth, and Ballad Remediation

Erynn Casanova, Sociology
The Why in Guayabera: Cultural Symbolism and Embodied Experience

Anthony Chemero, Philosophy
Indigenous and Historical Behavior Settings

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

Anthony Chemero, Philosophy
Research at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

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

Brooke Crowley, Anthropology
A new publicly available compilation of isotopic data for Madagascar provides opportunities for island-wide inquiry

Andre Curtis-Trudel, Philosophy
Deep learning and discovery in noise-dominated measurement regimes, with a case study from gravitational-wave astronomy

Alex Dantzer, Taft Research Center
An Auto-Ethnography of Time, Atmosphere, and Urban Wakefulness in Belgrade

Alex Dantzer, Taft Research Center
The Bed Resignified; Sleeping Otherwise

Felicia Denaud, Africana Studies
Autonomous Frame: Views from the Black Revolution

Krista Eschbach, Anthropology
African Diasporas and Colonial Transformations at the Crossroads in Veracruz, Mexico

Krista Eschbach, Anthropology
Beyond Black Boxes: Advancing Best Practices for the pXRF Analysis of Ceramics and Clays

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

Mauricio Espinoza, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Masculinidades y extractivismo en dos documentales centroamericanos contemporáneos

Mauricio Espinoza, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Traducir la sutileza del horror: "There's no place for my country in the encyclopedias of wonder"

Ari Finkelstein, Judaic Studies
Jerusalem, Priests, and the Temple in John Malalas' Chronicle

Lauren Forbes, School of Public and International Affairs
Co-Designing a Low-Barrier Digital Platform for Culturally Diverse Communities

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

Jennifer Glaser, English
Defying Stigma: Jewish Women Rewriting Disability Before and After the Holocaust

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.

Jennifer Glaser, English
Zionism, Antisemitism, and the Post-2023 Affective Turn in Jewish American Aesthetics and Representation; Restoring an Overlooked Perspective: Disability as an Essential Lens for Jewish History

Abel Gustafson, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Carrots for Us, Sticks for Them? Exploring how policy preferences differ depending on who they govern

Delaney Harness, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Artificial Accountability

Sigrun Haude, History
Women and Aging in the Seventeenth-Century German Lands

Robert Haug, History
Spoil of War to Mother of the Child: Conquest, Enslavement, and Genealogy along the Eastern Frontier

Todd Herzog, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Animating Kafka

Alex Hinck, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Destigmatizing formerly incarcerated persons via social media: Testing the effects of visual anonymity and communicative interactivity on interpersonal perceptions

Joanna Huh, English
Risk and Ruin: Reimagining Community in Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice

Fenfang Hwu, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Using ChatGPT to Support Output-Based Learning: Empowering Students to Rethink Assumptions and Identify Grammer Gaps

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

Nancy Jennings, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Digital Games and Math Skills Development: Leveraging Digital Play with Early Math Trajectories in the PBS KIDS Off Squad game Dicey Escape

Cassandra Jones, Africana Studies
The Reformatory and Restorative Fabulation

Hang Joon Kim, Mathematical Sciences
Bayesian Random-Effects Meta-Analysis Integrating Individual Participant Data and Aggregate Data

Hyunjoong Kim, Mathematical Sciences
Mathematical principles in decentralized collective decisions

Hyunjoong Kim, Mathematical Sciences
Stochastic modeling of decentralized collective behavior

Seungki Kim, Mathematical Sciences
Random Geometry and Number Theory

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

Philip Korman, Mathematical Sciences
Global solution curves for semilinear elliptic equations

Peter Langland-Hassan, Philosophy
Simulationism

Christina LaVecchia, English
Collaboration Is (a) Happening: Performing a "Conference Panel"

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

Sookkyung Lim, Mathematical Sciences
Seeing New Depths: Three-Dimensional Flow of a Free-Swimming Alga

Amy Lind, School of Public and International Affairs
Chile's "Gender Wars," Revisited: The 2022 Constitutional Proposal as a Reimagining of Family and Nation in Postdictatorship Chile

Amy Lind, School of Public and International Affairs
The Coloniality of Anti-Gender Campaigns in Chile + others

Amy Lind, School of Public and International Affairs
Queering/querying international political economy; and Decolonizing the Citizen Revolution

Amy Lind, School of Public and International Affairs
Visualizing Democracy: Amy Conger's Life and Photography in 1970s Chile

Michael Loadenthal, School of Public and International Affairs
Security for Researchers

Michael Loadenthal, School of Public and International Affairs
Pixelated OPSEC in Focus: Video Copntent analysis of the 2023-2025 Gaza-Isreal War

Jacob Lollis, School of Public and International Affairs
How Committee Diversity Shapes Race-Related Speech, Evidence Use, and Policy Success in Congress

Susan Longfield Karr, History
Political & Legal Thought Discipline Representative; Renaissance Society of America

Todd Lu, Sociology
Workplaces as Sites of Climate Adaptation: Public Mobilization around OSHA's Workplace Heat Standards

Aditi Machado, English
Born Digital Poetry: Planning for the Future of Literary Archives

Eduardo Martinez, Philosophy
Democratic Learning and Civic Advocacy - APPE

Eduardo Martinez, Philosophy
Embedded Civic Ethics Summer Collaboration

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

Kelly Merrill, School of Communication, Film, and Media
Credibility vs. Clicks: Evaluating WebMD and TikTok as Health Resources for College Students

Kelly Merrill, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Bridging the Digital Divide: Understanding Digital Health Attitudes and Behaviors Among Black/African Americans to Inform Health Communication Interventions

Helen Meskhidze, Philosophy
Quasi-Local Approaches to Black Holes: From Global Ideals to Local Realities

Laura Micciche, English
Collaboration is (a)Happening: Performing a "Conference Panel"

Therese Migraine-George, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Jardins, genre et politique: l'autre monde de Chenonceau

Stephen Mockabee, School of Public and International Affairs
Reexamining the Measurement of Christian Nationalism

Rochisha Narayan, History
Mughal Zananas, Secret Missions and the Political Imaginaries of Nineteenth-century Mughals

Rochisha Narayan, History
Widows, Law, and Inheritance in Early Modern India

Heather Norton, Anthropology
What's in a name? Why being explicit about who and what we study matters in pigment cell research

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

Mark Raider, History
Jewish Camelot: Israel in American Culture and Politics

Armando Romero, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Nadaism: The belly of all things

Anne Runyan, School of Public and International Affairs
Gender and Global Politics

Rebecca Sanders, School of Public and International Affairs
GWOT Redux? Targeted Killing and the Trump Administration's War on Drugs

Siva Sivaganesan, Mathematical Sciences
A Default Bayesian Approach to Multiple Testing of Multiple Proportions

Seongho Song, Mathematical Sciences
Bayesian Joint Modeling for Hierarchically Structured Medical Data

Katherine Sorrels, History
Historicizing Kar König: Biography and the Spiritual Legacy of Camphill

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

David Stradling, History
From Spoils to Dredge Material: Making Dredging Sustainable in the World's Deepest Ports

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

Tracy Teslow, History
Matching Families: Race and Science in American Adoption

Alex Thurston, School of Public and International Affairs
The Contested Legitimacy of Libya's Dar al-Ifta

Alex Thurston, School of Public and International Affairs
Postcolonial Muslim Scholars Between Obedience and Dissent: The Career of a Mauritanian Iconoclast

Rachel Torres, School of Public and International Affairs
Re-Defining the Latino Political Tradition

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

Edward Wallace, Africana Studies
Health Disparities: The Connection Between Poor Health and Health Policies

Valerie Weinstein, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
The Colonial Gaze in German-Jewish Exile Cinema: The Case of Friedrich Dalsheim

Gary Weissman, English
Formations of Masculinity in Primo Levi's If This Is a Man

Gary Weissman, English
Graduate Seminar Pedagogy

Rina Williams, School of Public and International Affairs
Do Manifestos Matter?

Rebecca Wingo, History
Architectural Determinism, Photography, and Apsáalooke Resistance

Rebecca Wingo, History
The Curious Case of Helen Pierce Grey

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

Yanyu Xiao, Mathematical Sciences
Evaluation the phased impulsive control on the disease transmission on a network setting

Yanyu Xiao, Mathematical Sciences
Examination on efficiency of controls for disease transmissions on networks

Yanyu Xiao, Mathematical Sciences
Mathematical modeling and analysis in population dynamics

Chenxing Xie, English
Dignity's Consequences: Ecology, Public Health and Material-Epistemic Injustice

Jeffrey Zalar, History
Catholics and Natural Science in Modern Germany, 1830-1914

Felicia Zamora, English
Say My Name, Say My Name: Reclaiming Identity in the Face of Violence

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

Laura Zanotti Anthropology
Voices of Indigenous Amazonia: Biocultural Heritage in the Anthropocene

Heather Zoller, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Communicating for Healthy Work: Promoting Worker Health, Safety, and Well-Being

Heather Zoller, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Organizing for Healthy Work in Equitable and Sustainable Economies: Addressing Climate Change Impacts in Sierra Leone

Russell Adzedu, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Communicating Disability, Silencing Dissent: Veteran Media and Colonial Biopower in Algeria and Senegal

Ruqeya Afshan, Anthropology
Women, Visibility and Wedding Excess: Social Politics of Consumption in Contemporary Kashmir

Francis Ametepey, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Communicating Accountability in the Messy Middle: A Qualitative Study of NGO-UN Partnerships in Ghana

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

Michael Awuah, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Play, Learn, Act: Edutainment as praxis for Communication Curriculum Transformation

Usman Bah, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Organizing for Healthy Work in Equitable and Sustainable Economies in Sierra Leone

Annika Baldwin, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Child-AI companionship: Investigating children's relational meaning-making with social robots

German Barrera Toro, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
El goleador

Charlie Beckerman, English
Purple Hearts

Soumyadeep Bidyanta, School of Public and International Affairs
Indo-US Cyber Cooperation: Challenges and Opportunities

Sandra Boateng, English
Zion Train is Coming": Re-membering Voices of Return in Music, Memory and Diasporic Narratives

Sandra Boateng, English
Ghanaian Oral and Communal Narratives as Living Archive: Unearthing Disability Discourse from Precolonial Ghana

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

Sarah Bostic, Sociology
When Medicine Has No Map: Medical Authority and Patient Expertise in Carney Complex

Stephen Bryant, School of Public and International Affairs
Decolonizing the Classroom: Critiquing from Within the Western World

Sreeparna Das, English
The Spectral Haunting of Empire: Afterlives in the Colonial Present

Anna D'Orazio, English
Composing What Could Be and Could Have Been: How Everyday Artifacts Write Identity

Braydon Dungan. English
For GTAs by a GTA: The Teacher Modeling Model (TMM) for Introductory and Intermediate Composition

Juliet Ellinger, English
Recovering Rhetorical Inheritance with Digital Tools: Immersive Autoethnography in the Composition Classroom

Shepherd Ellis, History
Peacocks in Baroque Spain: The Cultural and Ecological Impacts of an "Invasive" Species

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

Kinza Fatima, School of Public and International Affairs
The Coloniality of Militarization and Gendered (in)securities in Balochistan, Pakistan

Alexa Friesen-Haarer, Sociology
The Role of Neighborhood Context in Producing Disparate Traffic Stop Outcomes by Race and Sex

Qianton Gong, Philosophy
Affordances and the Uncertainty in Joint Action

Evan Grant, Anthropology
Beyond Black Boxes: Advancing Best Practices for the pXRF Analysis of Ceramics and Clays

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

Jake Hawthorne, Philosophy
Do Androids Imagine Electric Sheep? Radical Simulationism and AI Imagination

Bethany Hellwig, English
Tales from the Trenches: Academic Labor Organizing in Troubled Times

Elizabeth Hinsdale, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Disability, Agency, and Care: Crippling the Community

Daniel Hunt, English
Food No Flavor: Three Original Short Stories on Diaspora and Loss

Ilir Isufi, Philosophy
From the Field to the Lab and Back: Linguistic Relativity as a Case Study in Integrated HPS

Shobha Kansal, Sociology
When Worlds Collide: How the Rise and Fall of the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected the Gendered Division of Paid, Household, and Childcare Labor among Professional Women

Arah Ko, English
Brine Orchid; and Exploring the scholar-writer binary

Amanda Kporwofa, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Play, Learn, Act: Edutainment as Praxis for Communication Curriculum Transformation

Summer Lapointe, English
To Be and Become: Beyond Life Toward Existence in Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

Jin kyung Lee, School of Public and International Affairs
The Dual-Use Dilemma in Space Technology Governance: Cold War Legacies and the Limits of Adaptive Management

Junghyun Lee, Mathematical Sciences
Mathematical Modeling of Dimerization of PER in Mammalian Circadian Clock

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

Lindsay Lowry, English
How Do We Teach Research?: Pedagogical Approaches to Research in Popular Culture Classrooms

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

Laetitia Miron, Sociology
Central States Communication Association 2026 Annual Conference

Chris Murphy, School of Public and International Affairs
Empirical Uncertainty of the Nuclear Revolution

Md. Newaz, School of Public and International Affairs
Intersectional climate perceptions of refugees and host communities: A survey study in Southeast Bangladesh

Erin Noehre, English
Black feminist writers 1960s-70s and Dissertation: "Militant Study"

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

Omer Ozkan, School of Public and International Affairs
Hype, Prestige and Procurement: The Political Dynamics of Military System Selection

Shobha Pai, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Mourning to Rage: Affect, Embodiment, and Visibility in Feminist Protest Movements

Lindsay Person, Anthropology
Comparing African Diasporas in Anthropology: African Identity and History in European and Mexican Art

Yixuan Qi, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Social Support Dynamics: Minority Group Responses to AI-Based Ingroup and Outgroup Sources of Support

Yixuan Qi, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Exploring Young Chinese Adults' Use of Chatbots for Mental Health

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

Fatemeh Rezaei, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Archive of Traces

Shams Sadhin, Economics
Impact of School Tax Levies on Migration in Ohio

Yash Sharma, School of Public and International Affairs
Majoritarianism and its Discontents: Muslim Political Subjectivities in Contemporary India

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

Kumar Shrestha, English
Reimagining Conference Conversation through Graduate Students' Perspectives: Genre, Access, and Inclusion

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

Tya Smith, Sociology
Gendered Bodies Discourse in the Black Manosphere

Prateek Srivastava, School of Public and International Affairs
Debt, Discipline, and Deviance: IMF Reconstruction and the Rise of Political Homophobia in Sri Lanka

Prateek Srivatava, School of Public and International Affairs
Temples, Tanks, and Tourism: Intimate Economies of Militarized Development in Post-War Sri Lanka

Tanmay Srivatava, Economics
Blockchain, Media Rights, and Sports Betting - Economic and Regulatory Implications in the European Union

Candace Stallmeyer, Anthropology
Beyond Black Boxes: Advancing Best Practices for the pXRF Analysis of Ceramics and Clays; SAA Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California

Blake Steinnecker, English
Composing What Could Be and Could Have Been: How Everyday Artifacts Write Identity

Jayne Stone, English
"There Is No 'No' In Music": How the Grateful Dead's Sound Encourages Sonic Identification

Munkhochir Surenjav, Anthropology
Malchin" (Herder) Starter Pack: Cultural Production of Rural Imaginaries through Social Media (in Mongolia)

Serene Tarabishi, School of Public and International Affairs
Manifestos and Far-Right Narratives: Grievances, Utopian Futures, and Constructing the Enemy 'Other,' at TASM 2026

Evan Trimbur, English
Community Building Through University Publications on Urban Campuses

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

Charles Verst, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Weaponizing Familial Structures

Sydney Vickers, Anthropology
Beyond Black Boxes: Advancing Best Practices for the pXRF Analysis of Ceramics and Clays; SAA Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California

I-Jan Wang, Philosophy
Empathic Remembering: Remembering as Empathizing the Past Self

Andrew Washburn, History
Maritime Ohio: Redefining the Heart of North America in the Long Eighteenth Century

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

Isaac Campos, History
David Tuch, “The Wireless Operator: The Untold Story of the British Sailor Who Invented the Modern Drug Trade”

Maruricio Espinoza, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Ann Dávila Cardinal, “We Need no Wings to Fly: The Power of Storytelling and Cultural” Memory

Amy Lind, School of Public and International Affairs
Swati Parashar, V. Spike Peterson, Marysia Zalewski, shine choi, Marianne Marchand, Koko Bayer, “Radical Hope: Reimagining Justice in Insecure and Precarious Times”

Laura Micciche, English
Angela Laflen, "Storytelling in the Age of Datafication and AI"

Therese Migraine-George, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Kaouther Adimi, keynote address for the Cincinnati Conference on Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures (CCRALL)

Stephen Porter, History
Roderick Ike Wilson, keynote address for Queen City Colloquium

Willard Sunderland, History
Ivan Kurilla, "America and Russia, Past and Present: Distant Friends and Intimate Enemies"

Siham Bouamer, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
47th Cincinnati Conference on Romance & Arabic Languages & Literatures (CCRALL 47): Global Languages and Cultures in Motion

David Brasington, Economics
Midwest Econometrics Group

Jennifer Caplan, Judaic Studies
American Academy of Religion Midwest Region Annual Meeting

Anthony Chemero, Philosophy
Science and Technology in the Anthropocene

Juan Anonio Godoy, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Summer Language Institute 2026

Nancy Jennings, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Forest Calls 2.0: Mauka to Makai/River to Hilltop Symposium

Anne Steinert, History
Society for American City and Regional Planning History (SACRPH)

Leah Adelson, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Measuring Spanish Learners' Linguistic Development through Service Provider Virtual Exchanges (SPVE): The Role of Duration, Group Size, and Course Modality

Alecia Beymer, English
"Poetry in Parks": Reading and Writing Poetry to Expand Humanizing Pedagogies, Environmental Consciousness

Morgan Buchs, English
Developing Student Agency in Feedback and Assessment in FYW

Teresa Foxworthy Cook, English
Finding Authenticity through Interpretation; Revelation on the AT

Cassidy Ellis, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
NWS: Body battles: Internalized Anti-fatness, Disordered Eating, and Body Dysmorphia in the “Ozempic Era”

Shannon Hautman, English
Developing Student Agency in Feedback and Assessment in FYW

Michael Hennessey, English
Comics as Current Events

Maia Morgan, English
The Wisdom that Surrounds Us: Building Community in Green Space

Katie Powell, English
My Favorite Robot: Lessons and Reflections from Teaching ‘Writing with AI>

Leah Rubinsky, English
PAMLA: The Wisdom that Surrounds Us: Building Community in Green Space

Grace Thome, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Interactive OER Textbook for Levantine Arabic I and II 

Zoe Waldman, History
Negotiating Nation-to-Nation Relationships at the Treaty of West Florida (1784)

Taige Wang, Mathematical Sciences
Time-periodic solution and its stability of a forced parabolic model

Brooke Crowley, Anthropology
Using tortoise bones to clarify the historic extent of treeless grassy biomes on Madagascar

Juan Antonio Godoy, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literature
Measuring Spanish Learners' Cultural and Linguistic Development, Socio-emotional Variables and Motivation in Immersive Environments: From Service-Provider Virtual Exchange (SPVE) to Virtual Reality

Kathleen Grogan, Anthropology
Changes in gene expression of ring-tailed lemurs Lemur catta across breeding and non-breeding seasons

Rene Saran, Economics
Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs and Prescription Pain-reliever Misuse: A Spatial Approach

Michael Loadenthal, School of Public and International Affairs
Cyber-Physical Security Testing Environment for Red-Team Evaluation and Threat Modeling

Tony Chemero, Philosophy
Intertwined Creatures

Muhammad Faruque, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
The Interconnected Universe: Sufism, Climate Change, and Ecological Living

Laura Micciche, English
The Rhetorics of Menopause