Islamophobia in Presidential Speeches
Ronald Moyer’s ’23 senior capstone project, entitled ‘A Faceless Enemy: Islamophobic Rhetoric in State of the Union Speeches,’ examined the words of […]
Category: Class of 2023
Women in Magazine Ads
In her senior capstone project, Keep your Face on Longer, Claudia Mischler, class of 2023, conducted a content analysis of advertisements in […]
Christianity, College & Sexual Consent
In her senior capstone project, Is it Christian to Consent?, Public Policy and Sociology double major Alli Dayton, class of 2023, studied […]
First Gen Students & College Websites
Sociology and Spanish double major Julia Piness’s ’23 capstone project analyzed HBCU and PWI websites and the discourse those institutions constructed around […]
Athletic Brand Sponsorship & Gender
Maggie Stapleton, class of 2023, examined the Instagram posts of male and female athletes and their brand sponsors to determine how and […]
Bodily Autonomy: Politics & Abortion
Jalissa Ortega, class of 2023, examined the tweets of Democratic and Republican governors in their senior capstone project in order to expose […]
Gender, Alcohol & the Super Bowl
In his senior capstone project, ‘Watching the Game & Having a Bud,‘ Ryan Dupree ’23 found a number of gender-based stereotypes depicted […]
Gender in ESPN’s ‘The Body Issue’
Brooks Johnson, class of 2023, studied ESPN’s depictions of male and female figures in their now-classic photographic series, ‘The Body Issue,’ published […]
Injured Masculinity: Media & the NFL
In his senior capstone project, Anthony Sidoli ’23 conducted a content analysis of news media depictions of football-related injuries in order to […]
Gender in Automotive Commercials
For his senior capstone project, Peter Scopelliti ’23 conducted a content analysis of GM and Ford automotive advertisements in order to better […]
Insect Eating in YouTube Travel Vlogs
Ceara Rush ’23, a double major in Sociology & Environmental Studies, conducted a content analysis of YouTube videos to examine the characterization […]
Mass Shootings, Mental Illness & The Media
Jess Campana ’23 examined reporting on four major mass shootings over the past four decades in order to analyze shifts in language […]
