Submissions from 2019
Dream It & Do It: A Look at the Online Apparel Business Market for Entrepreneurial Designers, Alexis Clare Shubert
Persecutor’s Remorse: Mimetic Desire, Institutions, and Shūsaku Endō’s Loving Gaze on Persecutors, Jirayu Smitthimedhin
The Battle of the Ourcq River, Earl Jacob Starbuck
The Utilization of Visual Design Systems to Promote Higher Levels of Learning in Educational Environments, Keenan Sultanik
The Effects Within a Church of a Music Program for Special Needs Students, Stephanie Jean Toepoel
左興萬, Hsing Wan Tso: Against the Current, Deryka D. Tso
Using Technology to Enhance Instruction and Learning in the Music Classroom, Erin Wash
Biblical Archaeology as an Effective Apologetic, Cooper Wyatt
Submissions from 2018
The Context and Effects of the Spirit Filled Seventy Elders, David Abbott
A Content Analysis of Beginning Guitar, Electric Bass, and String Bass Method Books, Michele Berlin
Church Life Cycle, Benjamin Boatman
Consumer Perception of Sport Event Sponsors, Omar Olando Brown
Seeing by Creativity: A Creative Execution Designed to Bridge the Gap for the Visually Impaired, Breann Carty
For Better, or For Worse: Photographing in a Digitally Cluttered Crowd, Dale L. Carty II
Church Conflict in the Atlanta-Rome District: Developing a Systematic Approach to Conflict and Membership Attrition, James C. Clements
The Problem of the Stigma of Marxism for Christian Advocacy Writers Whose Focus is Historical, Social Inequalities, Kandy Crosby-Hastings
Technology and the Printed Book: Pursuing a Holistic Human Experience with a Sacred Text, Rachel Dugan
The Role of Music in Worship among Deaf Culture Christianity, Mallory Ruth Dunn
Reframing Identity in the Age of Authenticity, Daphne Edmonston
George C. Marshall, A Dynamic Leader of Transition & Adaptation, John Robert Isaiah Emmert
Music and Conflict Resolution: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Teresa L. EnYart
Faith and Art: Anne Bradstreet’s Puritan Creativity, Sophia Farthing
Teaching Preschool Music: A Praxial and Biblical Approach, Ashley Finke
Being Vicariously Criminal: Sherlock Holmes' Dualistic Nature as a Placebo for Degeneracy, Elizabeth Fisher
