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Submissions from 2011
Why Now and What's Next: The February 20th Movement’s Challenge to the State, Marina Balleria, University of Puget Sound
Hchouma Alik!: A Look at the Evolution of Hchouma in Contemporary Moroccan Society, Eden Dotan, Skidmore College
Like Crazy: A Writer’s Search for Information and Inspiration, Sarah Lawrence, Muhlenberg College
Medical Pluralism in Morocco: The Cultural, Religious, Historical and Political-Economic Determinants of Health and Choice., Tyler Martinson, Macalester College
From Pasture to Plate: A Study of the Rituals, Ecology and Economics of Sheep in the Context of Aid Al Adha in Morocco, Carrisa Sue Pritchard, University of Denver
Beyond Words: Chronicling Spiritual Ecstasy and Experience in Sufi Poetry, Kate Van Brocklin, Brown University
Submissions from 2009
The Beauty of Arabic Script: Tracing the Artistic Significance of the Arabic Letter in Morocco, Sarah C. Malin, Northwestern University
The Role and Potential of Businesswomen in Morocco’s Civil Society, Teresa Mbagaya, Yale University
The Economic and Social Development of the Moroccan Sahara: An Analysis of the Development of the Southern Provinces in the Context of Morocco’s Political Future, Rohini Muralidharan, Brown University
Submissions from 2008
Diary of the Hijab, Monica Ek, University of Redlands
Options for Rural Sustainable Development: An Examination of Solar Energy in Morocco, Wynne McAuley, Occidental College
The End of the Line: Understanding the Morocco-Algeria Border, Katherine Solberg, Boston College
Submissions from 2007
Khal: An Exploration of the Language Around Blackness in Morocco, Rachel Leigh Johnson, Occidental College
Watered Down: The Intersection and Integration of Tourism Development and Water Resource Management in Marrakech, Morocco, Alison Maassen, George Washington University
Submissions from 2006
Mediation in Morocco: Current Uses and Future Possibilities, Rachel Markowitz, University of Texas at Dallas
Interpreting Their Blood: The Contradictions of Approaches to Menstruation Through Religious Education, Ritual and Culture in Rabat, Morocco, Nitzan Ziv, Wesleyan University
Submissions from 2005
Crafting a Co-Operative: Lessons on Women’s Education, Artisans’ Livelihoods, and Rural Development in Morocco, Jenifer Humphrey, Brown University
Good Morning, Africa! (Dreams and Identity in Morocco), Chantal James, Spelman College
Maternity, Sexuality, and Capability: An Exploration of the Aesthetics of the Rural Moroccan Female Body, Carlye Warren, Bucknell University