The Fate of the Language is the Fate of the People: A Cultural Analysis of Language Education Policy in Central Asia, Bethany A. Reeve
Senior Theses

HI-03 Cultivated Words of Chen Hongmou, Joe W. Stone, Professor Birney
SC Upstate Research Symposium

The Impact of Cultural Perceptions of Well-Being and Resulting Sustainable Local Development Initiatives, Atifah Jatoi
Senior Theses

The Ukrainian Immigrant Experience in South Carolina, Nataliya S. Vykhovanets, Alexander Lorenz
University of South Carolina Upstate Student Research Journal

Theorizing Library Diplomacy in the US international relations and library and information studies context, Randolf Mariano
New Librarianship Symposia Series: Fall 2021

Makeshift Memory: Nostalgia as Collective Solidarity in the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood and Post-Imperial England, Catherine White
Senior Theses

The Trabant and the Mercedes: A Psychological Analysis into the Disjunction of German Reunification, Faith Morris
Senior Theses

Chronic Kidney Disease from Non-Traditional Causes throughout Central America, Abigail K. Watson
Senior Theses

Domestic Workers in Hong Kong: Their Stories, Self-Perception, and Their Portrayal in Hong Kong and Filipino Media, Lauren Ernst
Senior Theses

The European Union's Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis: National Factors that Affect Compliance in France and Spain, Sarah Cockcroft, Nicole Provax
Senior Theses

Climate Change as a Contributor to Terrorism: A Case Study in Nigeria and Pakistan, Natalie Lytle
Senior Theses

Assessing the Feasibility of an Attack of Iran's Nuclear Infrastructure in the Event of a Violation of the JCPOA, Cameron Nicholas Rentschler
Senior Theses

Causes and Consequences of the Syrian Civil War, Chelsea Marie Baltes
Senior Theses

Language and Foreign Policy: The Kyrgyz Experience, Laura Katherine Tarbox
Senior Theses

Postmodernism and Budhism: A Postmodern Woman in a Modernizing Land, Ruthanne Joy Wenger Hughes
Senior Theses

Effective Innovation Policies for Development: Uganda, Julius Ecuru, Dick Kawooya
Faculty Publications

On Vernacular Scottishness and its Limits: Devolution and the Spectacle of "Voice", Scott Hames
Studies in Scottish Literature

An Engaged Dialogue: Reflections on Preparing African American Teachers for Diverse Classrooms, Daniella Ann Cook
Faculty Publications