The Honors program at the University of Minnesota, Morris has undergraduate students undertake significant research projects as an Honors capstone. For more information on the Honors program, see the Honors website.
Submissions from 2023
Native American Youth & Substance Abuse Treatment: An Adjustable Intervention for Healing, Megan K. Saboo
"They Were Men in Those Days": Gender, Class, and Ethnicity in the Paul Bunyan Tales, Dean Schmit
Submissions from 2022
Explaining Democratization in South Korea: Comparing Movements in the 1980s, Isaiah Nielsen
Current and Past Prairie Reconstruction Approaches, Sophie Wieland
Submissions from 2021
Fair is Fowl and Fowl is Fair: Shakespeare’s Invasive Birds in North America, Alex Carroll
Characterizing Rhetoric in Science Communication, Eleanor Sternberg
Submissions from 2020
Revolutionary Artistry-- Brecht, Marx, and the Evolution of Epic Theatre, Wyatt Anderson
Submissions from 2019
Physicality and Spirituality in Riddle 26, Corinne McCumber
An Exploration of the Prairie Through Ceramic Art, Erin Wilaby
Dungeon Classroom Guide: Using Tabletop Role-Playing Games in the Classroom, Gannon Youakim
Submissions from 2018
Disability in Medical Spaces, Emily Johnson
Defining the Genre of Environmental Literature, Liam Kiehne
Health & Wellness on the Voyages of James Cook, Dave Smith
Submissions from 2017
When in Spain: Intercultural Competence in Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises, Alexa Barta
The Soldier of Joy Sutra, Cain Boney
Net Zero Energy Dairy Production: Powering Minnesota Dairy Farms with Renewable Energy, Mckenzie Dice
Female Insanity: the Portrayal of a Murderess in Alias Grace, Maria Medlyn
The Philosophy and Physics of Time Travel: The Possibility of Time Travel, Ramitha Rupasinghe
Submissions from 2016
Transcending Academic Borders: A Defense of Collaboration Between Art and Science, Laura Borkenhagen
An Anthropological Exploration of Latino Immigrant Identity in Contemporary Migration Literature, Laura Hoppe
Sagas and Artifacts: How Tales from the Past Help the Interpretation of Archaeological Remains, Bridgette Hulse