Arts and Humanities: Amanda Breu for her Senior Thesis in History, "A Misunderstanding Between Cultures: the causes of the Dakota Conflict of 1862."
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Social Sciences: Meghan Deichert, Emily Klehr, Meghan Ellenbecker, Leslie Pesarchick and Kelly Ziegler for their Strategic Management in a Global Context (Mgmt 381) "Industry Analysis: Soft Drinks."
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Strategic Group Map - Soft Drink Industry 2004

Arts and Humanities: Annamarie Mittlestadt for her Senior Thesis in History, "Redefining 'Unimpaired:' the evolution of the National Parks mission, 1872-1933."
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Arts and Humanities: Kathleen McCarney for her Senior Honors Thesis in Art History, "Art for a People: an Iconographic and Cultural Study of Mural Painting in Minnesota’s New Deal Art Programs."
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Humanities and Natural Sciences: Beth Blonigen for her Senior Honors Thesis in History and Nutrition, "A Re-examination of the Slave Diet."
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Social Sciences: Laura Hauff for her Senior Honors Thesis in Sociology, "The Effects of Development on the Maasai."

 

Arts and Humanities: Jennifer Limpert for her essay, "Teresa of Avila," a study of recent research on the saint written for History 389, Historiography and Methods.

Natural Sciences:  Joseph Keenan for his Biology Honors Thesis: Achieving Altitude Acclimation Through Periodic Exposure to Hypoxia. (publication pending)

 

Social Sciences:  Michael Weaver, Political Science, for his Senior Honors Thesis: Protest, Radicalism and Militancy in Spain's Basque Country: The Basque Nationalist Movement and the Persistent Struggle of ETA.

 

Extraordinary Achievement in Bibliographic Research: Christine Boulton, for her Psychology Senior Project: Sexism in Publishing: Citation Patterns in Sex Research Journals. (publication pending)