Honors Research is a hallmark of an IWU liberal arts education. Eligible students are invited to embark upon a year-long research or creative arts project with a faculty mentor and a committee of faculty from within and outside of their major department.
Any entry that does not have a pdf attached has been withheld from the repository at the author’s request. Bona fide researchers may be consult these works by visiting the University Archives in Tate Archives & Special Collections; contact archives@iwu.edu or visit Tate Archives and Special Collections for details.
Any entry that does not have a pdf attached has been withheld from the repository at the author’s request. Bona fide researchers may be consult these works by visiting the University Archives in Tate Archives & Special Collections; contact archives@iwu.edu or visit Tate Archives and Special Collections for details.
Submissions from 2001
Imaginative Geography, and the Perspective of the Other in Russian Literature, Joshua Wansley '01
Submissions from 2000
Vse Luchshe Detiam: All the Best to the Children, Soviet Ideology in Children's Fairy Tale Cartoons, Matthew Boyd '00
Submissions from 1995
Writing Russian Women's Lives: Exploring the "Unwritten" Autobiographies of Karolina Pavlova and Olga Berrgoltts, Kristen Bleakley '95
The Duality of Soviet Culture: Manufactured and Organic Cultures, Mark Thomas Fletcher '95
Submissions from 1994
Advertisements: Mirrors of the Soul The Reflections of Current Social Change in Russian Advertising., Laurel Nolen '94
Theory of Prosaics in Literature and History: Leo Tolstoy and Lion Feuchtwanger, Angelica Ushatova '94