"As Harsh as Truth and as Uncompromising as Justice": Autoethnography in the Non-Fiction of Pauline Elizabeth N. Hopkins by Melissa Gilmartin Patrick. Advisor: Jean Humez
Catalysts to a Bond of Sisterhood: Obstacles Encountered by African-American Women Leaders 1890-1913 by Kathryn Callahan. Advisors: Jean Humez and Judith Smith
Cherokee Bleaching: Why the Cherokee Revolution Failed: A Study of Assimilation and Reponsibility in the 1820s by Derrek Shulman. Advisor: Charles Shively
James Michael Curley and the Tradition of Boss Welfare by David Curnick. Advisor: Judith Smith
Looking at Life through Rose(anne) Colored Glasses by Joyce Grady. Advisor: Jean Humez
Men of Letters: The Correspondence Between John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison by Carol Cullen. Advisor: Martin Quitt
The New Woman in the U.S., 1890-1930: A Curriculum for a Community College Course by Cynthia Gacicia. Advisor: Lois Rudnick
The Role of Race in Political Redistricting by Maurice Cunningham. Advisors: Ed Beard and Irving Bartlett
Ten Thousand Miles in the Mouth of a Graveyard by Gary Hicks. Advisor: Julie Winch
To Establish Ourselves in the Ranks of Men: Free African-Americans Speak at the End of the Slave Trade, 1808-1830 by Jack Rogers. Advisor: Julie Winch
William James and Spiritualism: Facts From Beyond the Margin by Krister Knapp. Advisor: Lois Rudnick
William Lloyd Garrison, His Life and Legacy by Justina Furey. Advisors: Judith Smith and Julie Winch