2020 Graduates
Shakir Stephen
Into the Science Classroom: Creationism, Leveraging the Law, and Post-Fact Epistemes
Robyn Nadine Lanz
Religious Studies ProJect:
Mediating Heathen Identities:
How Adherents of a Small Neo-Pagan Religion in America Engage with Formal Media Structures in Attempt to Legitimize and Discredit Specific Identities in America’s Public Discourse
Journalism Project:
Those Worthy of Valhalla: The Conflict at the Heart of Heathen Identity in America
Natalya Titova
Evaluating the Plausibility of Nancy Eiesland’s Presentation of the Post-Resurrection Jesus Christ as “the Disabled God”
2019 Graduates
Ariana Dimock
A Land that Time Forgot, Remembered: Tarantism and the Question of Historical Agency
Madysen Luebke
Religious Studies Project:
Sociality of Protestant Schisms:
A Brooklyn Church’s Social Isolation from its Conservative Synod Creates a Non-Schismatic District
Journalism Project:
“MISFIT FUNDAMENTALIST IN THE CITY” By refusing to embrace the changing landscape of the 21st century, conservative Lutheranism is fostering its own death.