The Undergraduate Library Research Awards recognize creative and original library research completed by William & Mary undergraduate students. Four students, whose papers best illustrate exemplary use of W&M Libraries tools and resources, and the development of information-gathering skills, are selected within two categories (freshman/sophomore and junior/senior) during each award cycle.
More information about the award can be found at: https://libraries.wm.edu/research-award
Submissions from 2024
“Thirsteth for the Blood of America”: Propaganda and Violence during the American Revolution, Taylor Fischer
“On Earth, as it is in Heaven”: The Holy Family and Beguines in the Southern Low Countries (ca. 1230-ca. 1500), Harrison Klingman
Achieving Impactful Treatment for Pediatric Endocrine Disorders through Primary Care in Low to Middle-income Countries: A Scoping Review, Hannah E. Olson
“I got a migraine and that sucked”: College Students’ Affective Stance Towards their Migraine Experiences, Megha Vasudevan
Submissions from 2023
Manufacturing the Freak: Animality and the Western Sideshow, Sebastian Cannito
The Mark I and the Canvas of War: Gender Roles and Military Vehicles, Coran Goss
Modeling Titan’s atmosphere through investigation of low-temperature kinetics and branching of N (^2D) and C2H4 towards cyclic-2H-azirine (c-CH2NCH), Ruby Neisser and Sophia Haile
“Lepers for Show:” The Performance of Medical Authority and the Illusion of the Chinese Medical Threat in Nineteenth-Century America, Claire Wyszynski
Submissions from 2022
They Are United as Me Now: Chloe Whittle in Norfolk During the Secession Crisis, Brooke Hemingway
Theology in African American Spirituals and White Protestant Hymnody: A Comparative Study, Justin Oei
Fertility Trends and the Rising Costs of Children, Sarita O'Neill
Comparison of Female Role in Ritual Cults to Ancient Greek Society, Georgia Thoms
Submissions from 2020
The “Cherry Tree Rebellion”: Jefferson’s Controversial Addition to the Washington Memorial Landscape, 1936 - 1939, Meredith Barber
HIV in the Rural American South, Helen Heaton
The Proto-Portraiture of North Etruscan Cinerary Urns and the Philosophy of Elite Self-Worth, Sydney Kennedy
Compliments, Compliment Responses, and Gender, Sam Laveson
