Maria Acevedo, Modern Languages, “Condors Do Not Bury Every Day: The Novel of Violence.”

Steve Belluscio, English, “Reading Garibaldi M. LaPolla’s The Grand Gennaro: A Theory of Italian-American Literary Realism.”

Joseph Bisz, English, “World Without End.”
Maria Enrico, Modern Languages, “Sicilian History and the Salerno Collection.”

Patricia Genova, Music and Art, “Chair Studies: Continuity on a Single Theme.”

Carmen Martinez-Lopez, Business Management, “Managerial Philosophies and Cooperative Capitalism.”

Yuichiro Onishi, Center for Ethnic Studies, “the Trans-Pacific Formations of Black Radicalism in Japan and Okinawa, 1960-1970s.”

Alister Ramirez Marquez, Modern Languages, “Spanish Literary Magazines Published in London (1823-1826).
Sarah Salm, Science, “Isolation and Cultivation of prostate Stem Cells.”

Alizabeth Towery, Music and Art, “The Museum Project.”
Yibao Xu, Mathematics, “The Tragedy of the Chinese Mathematician Zhang Zongsui.”

Oi Yan Yau, Music and Art, “Shanghai or Bust! Research and Study of Traditional Chinese Art Songs at Shanghai Conservatory of M.”

Jody Culkins, Music and Art, “Freud Jokes.”

Page Delano, English, “Loose Lips Sink Ships: Sexuality and Citizenship in Wartime Culture.”

Foster Roger, Nursing, “Mind, World, and the Role of Experience.”

Eda Henao, Modern Languages, “Ibero-American Poetics in New York.”

Kathlene McDonald, English, “From Rosie the Riveter to the feminine Mystique: An Anthology of Left Feminist Writings from the Postwar Era, 1945-1963.”

Holly Messitt, English, “Full of Grace: the Catholic Imagination of Four American Women Writers.”

Elena Nogina, Mathematics, “Logic of Provability and their Applications.”

Shari Rothfarb, Speech, Communications, and Theatre Art, “Judaism and Race in America.”

Jonathan Scott, English, “Teaching Writing at CUNY: A Langston Hughesian Approach.”

James Tolan, English, “New Poems.”

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