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Masters Theses

This is a freely-accessible collection of masters degree theses written by Liberty University students.

Submissions from 2018 2018

Design as an Accompaniment to Performance Art: Incorporating Imagery to Amplify Emotional Impact, Brianna O'Neal

The Ideologies and Outcomes of the French and American Revolutions, Donald D. Palmer

VendorGraphs - Data Visualization, Samuel Park

Unequal Democracies: Economic Sanctions' Impact on Human Rights in Democratic Systems, Daniel Partin

Theology and Poetry: Literary Aesthetics in the Writing of Ann Voskamp, Erin Peters

A New Formula for Voter Turnout, Elliot Pope

Trinity, Freedom, and Evil: The Importance of the Triune Nature of God in the Problem of Evil, Seth Pryor

Finding Identity through Irish Music in the Appalachian Mountains, Marina Delores Rayl

Iarwain Ben-adar on the Road to Faerie: Tom Bombadil's Recovery of Premodern Fantasy Values, Greta Rogers

The Paternal Lineage of Nathan Hale: A Puritan Tradition, Andrew Rossignol

Visualizing Grief: An Exploration of the Stages of Grief through Image and Design, Audra L. Rygh

Marketing Theory and Pregnancy Help Centers: A Unified Pregnancy Help Center Brand, Allison Schmidt

America, An Aloof Friend: The Limits of U.S.-Czechoslovak Relations from Munich to War, Connor Schonta

Mbalax: Traces of Tradition in Senegalese Hip-Hop, Mikayla Simeral

Goliath Sized Campaign: Promoting Leadership Principles to the Millennial Generation Utilizing a Guerrilla Design Campaign, Ryan Smith

Sinister Subshade: The Revival of the Ku Klux Klan in Modern America, Taylor Ashton Spicer

Reclaiming a Biblical Sexual Ethic: How a Renewed Understanding of the Doctrine of the Image of God is an Important Response to the Ideas of the Sexual Revolution and the Self-esteem Movement, Sarah Stewart

Comparing Cultural Context through New Historicism: The Impact of Form upon Content in the Serialized and Novelized Versions of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Beautiful and Damned, Anna Sweeney

The Endgame: America’s Exit from Syria, Gray Thompson

What’s in the Potato Barn: A Discourse of Redemption in Three of Kurt Vonnegut’s Novels, Rebecca Tutton Parker

Examining Keswick for Benefits to Chaplain Resilience Ministry, Caleb Walker

Hagar as Israel: A Prismatic Reading of Hagar and Ishmael, Wesley D. Walker

Tearing the Guts Out of the Wehrmacht: A Re-Examination of the Russo-German War, Randall Wells, Jr.

Unwritten: The Hidden History of the Holodomor, Amy Whisman

The Buffered Slayer: A Search for Meaning in a Secular Age, Kari Willinger