Theses completed by Honors students can encompass a wide range of topics, formats, and themes. The thesis meant to be a culmination of thorough research by the student under the guidance of a thesis advisor and committee.
Theses from 2026
Purr-spectives: Connections Between Feline Coat Color and Human Preferences and Perceptions in Northeast Arkansas, Tiffany L. Batchelor
Comparison of Levels of BMI, Stress, and Depression of Women During the Prenatal Period Relative to Their Activity Levels, Kalayna King
Altered Pruning in a Generative Neural Network, Sara Momen
Evaluating Sand Characteristics and Their Influence on Sea Turtle Nest Incubation Conditions, Thomas Naylor
Designing a Steel Bridge: A Structural Overview, Andrew Orr
Optimization Of A High-Performance Lightweight Concrete Mix Design For Concrete Canoe Application, Caiden Sisson
Reaching the Heart of the Matter: Uncovering Novel Mechanisms of Cardio-Neuronal Regulation and Therapeutic Implications, Olivia Sloan
Creating an Audio Drama, Nikolas D. Stark
Is This It?, Christian R. Wilcox
Theses from 2024
The Stories That Matter From the People Who Care: Interviewing the Mentors of the Women’s Business Leadership Center, Megan Nicole Gray
Predictors in Help-Seeking Intentions for Friends with Eating Disorders, Allie M. Robb
