English

2010-2011
Lauren E. Wilwerding: The Anxieties of Common Life: Tracing the Gothic in Northanger Abbey, Sense and Sensibility, and Pride and Prejudice (with Professor Ann Kibbie) 

2009-2010
Jenna Breiter: Charting (with Professor Anthony Walton)

Kristina M. Goodwin: Reliquary: A Novella (with Professor William Watterson)

Samuel I. Smith: Terror and Possibility: Walt Whitman, Henry James and Democracy Unbound (with Professor David Collings)

Tara S. Rajiyah: Fragments are India and India is Fragments: The Feminine, Fragmentation and Nationalist Yearning in Emergency Literature (with Professor Hilary Thompson)    

Eleanor T. West: No Vacancy: Nabokov’s Use of Space in Lolita, Ada, and Pale Fire
(with Professor Marilyn Reizbaum)

2008-2009
Maude G. Taber-Thomas: Fairy Roads to Science Town: Fairies and the Enchantment of Science in Victorian Children’s Literature (with Professor Mary Edsall)

Jason E. Finkelstein: Beyond the Hoax: The Literary World of the False Witness in Kosinski’s The Painted Bird and Wilkomirski’s Fragments (with Professor Ann Kibbie)

Kristen E. Gunther: Mobtown   (with Professor Anthony Walton)

Katharine M. Sherman: Cassandra (with Professor Aaron Kitch)

Ikumi E. Crocoll: The Best Thing She Was: American Women Writing With and Against the Conventions of 19^th Century Sentimental Motherhood (with Professor Tess Chakkalakal)

Genna Ruth-Louise Duplisea: Pseudonym-Function: Poaching Gender in Victorian Britain (with Professor Aviva Briefel)

2007-2008
Amy Ahearn : The Explosive Aftermath of Empire: Nuclear Weaponry in South Asian Diaspora Fiction (with Professor Belinda Kong)

J. Patrick Brown : Stress Fracture: The Israel Trope and the Holocaust in Modern Writing (with Professor Marilyn Reizbaum)

June Kyuha Lee : Model Gestures and Manly Butterflies: Chang-rae Lee’s and David H. Hwang’s Subversive Stangings of Asian American Emasculation (with Professor Belinda Kong)

Rogan C. McCally : And Mani Ther Beth of Faerie: Social Criticism and the Workings of Faerie in the Medieval Breton Lai (with Professor Mary Edsall)