This year professors in the comparative studies department put together a heartfelt video to wish the graduates good luck and congratulations.

The seniors also wrote amazing theses on a wide range of topics. The list of graduating seniors and their thesis titles are given below.

David Andriani, "West Movement" 

Jordan Baggs, “Memoirs, Diplomacy, and Implicit Consequences: Religion in U.S. Foreign Affairs” 

Allison Bui, "Medical Influencers of Instagram" 

Naomi Etgen, "Falling Beneath the Cracks: A Case Study on the Failures of Pluralism in   Present Ecuador" 

Liz Factor, "Heteronormative Language in Family Mediation"

Hannah Griswold, "Bridging Through the Gaps: A Conversation Between This Bridge Called My Back and Miguel Gutierrez's This Bridge Called My Ass" 

Amy Gutman-Fuentes, "Food as a Political Weapon in Chile"

Alex Hannah, "Neoliberalism's Little Soldier: An Examination of the IMF"

Frank Isabelle, "Some Thoughts on Circumcision"

Saiyma Khaleque, "Fair and Anxious India"

Tristan Lynxwiler, "Society Kills New Religions" 

Tony Maggio, "The Repertoire of Camp Counselors" 

Ella Pigg, "Video Jockeys: New Media in Performance Art"

Michael Pileski, "Dealing with Rare Illnesses"

Alex Riedel, "A Look at a Version of Kierkegaardian Despairing and Forgiven Selves"

Catherine Saavedra Pic, "LIzzo: The Weight of Beauty"

James Stringer, "The Socioeconomic Barrier of Golf"

Ellen Vild, "Trappist Monks Keeping Up with the Times"