Medieval and Renaissance Studies
In its Honors Program the Medieval and Renaissance Studies program awards Honors, High Honors, or Highest Honors to student research projects. The projects listed below have been defended successfully, and a copy of the thesis deposited in Swem Library.
Key:
- Student, "Thesis" (Honors level)
Committee Chair + Other Committee Members
2021-2022
- No Honors students this year
2020-2021
- No Honors students this year
2019-2020
- No Honors students this year
2018-19
- No Honors students this year
2016-17
- No Honors students this year
2015-16
- No Honors students this year
2014-15
- No Honors students this year
2013-14
- No Honors students this year
2012-13
- No Honors students this year
2011-12
- No Honors students this year
2010-11
- No Honors students this year.
2009-10
- No Honors students this year.
2008-09
- Sonya Hood, "Al-Ghazali and the Incoherence of Resurrection" (High Honors)
Tamara Soon + George Greenia, Noah Lemos
2007-08
- Susannah Myers, "Magnum Miraculum: The Asclepius, the Cosmographia, and the Nature of Man" (High Honors)
Philip Daileader + Thomas Payne, Monica Potkay
