Submissions from 2023
Thesis Proposal and Project: The Cave, Jennifer Lee Bailey
Writing for the Fantasy Genre through the Christian Worldview, Angelina Rose Butters
There Must Be More: God's Prescription for Living the Abundant Life, Rodney Gerald Coe
American Policy and Actions Surrounding the Baghdad Pact, 1955-1959, Caitlin Curtis
Beauty and Modern Art: The Importance of Classically Educating Students about Beauty through Modern Art, Rebecca Brooke Edwards
The Experiences of African Americans in World War II and How They Were Affected Compared to People of European Descent, Lane Gooding
The Eye of the King: Screenplay Adaptation as a Craft Tool, Nora Annette Graves
Unheard Voices: Minority Female Presence in Fiction Including Folklore and Fantastical Elements, Breanna Renae Grayson
The Fire Behind My Passion: Thief's Fire, Jessica Lacey Hackett
Explanatory Ultimacy, Epistemic Access, and Evil: A Community Theodicy, Jonathan Michael Huls
How a Balanced Christian Message in Film Can Inspire Christ-Like Transformation, Makayla Marrin Jacobs
Turning Small Steps into Giant Leaps: NASA’s Genesis and Its Culmination in the Apollo Program, Hunter L. Maples
The Enemy of My Enemy is My Friend: George Washington and France, Brent Kyle Meyers
Resurrecting Olympus, Jordan Ashley Miller
Journey Through the In-Between: A Haibun Anthology, Jonathan Andrew Painter
Soldiers of Christ in a Pluralistic Army, Jordan Lee Pittman
Teaching Children to Sing: An Eight-Week Study, Kathleen Ruth Riggs
Using Pascal's Wager as a Model for Introducing God to Unbelievers in an Increasingly Fast-paced, Secular World, Laurie Sharma
Personal Touches: Translation Poetics in Chinese Translations of Shakespeare Plays, Gabriella Smith
Cultivating Collaboration: Optimizing Communication Between Designers and Non-Designers, Haley Constance Tebo
Musical Expressions Curriculum Applied Study, Nicole Turner
Lady of the Joust: Defining and Classifying Flat Character Arcs, Rachael Michelle Varner
More Than a Bulleted List: Rethinking the Traditional Resume as a Way to Present the Unique Personality of an Applicant, Andrew Alleman White
Submissions from 2022
Dress The Mess: An Art Therapy Awareness Social Media Marketing Campaign for Young Adults Dealing with Trauma, Victoria Leigh Alba
