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Australian-American Fulbright Alumni: An Analysis of the Impact of the Australian-American Fulbright Program on American Awardees
Maya Kozarsky

Sacred Scavengers: Vulture Conservation in Nepal
Hans Nedde

Earth stories: a narrative understanding of farmlife in Pokhara, Nepal
Grace Holmes

The Relationship Between Humans and Nature in The Himalayas: A Collection of Poems
Floyd Cornett

Step by step: Understanding perceptions of time and space in Nepal
Lillian Norton-Brainerd

Desert Power: Exploring How Jordan Can Democratize Through Tribalism
Shahab A. Khan

The Maps of Us: Generational Trauma, Community Building, and Creative Resistance in Amman, Jordan
Neha Malik

Domesticated: Migrant Domestic Workers in Jordan and Their Place in Jordan’s Law and Homes
Jeromel Dela Rosa Lara

Can Joy be Racialized? Analyzing how Ghanaians Conceptualize Joy
Zakiyyah (Zaza) Jones

Assessing the Threat of Coral Decline on Fish Diversity in Response to Temperature
Ryland Talmadge

The Battle for the Sea: Tourism Development and Public Ocean Access in Jambiani, Zanzibar
Sophie Beauchesne

Healing from Genocidal Rape: An Exploration of the Trauma Healing Process among SEVOTA Members
Delaney Bluhm

Aid for Ed: An Analysis of Rwanda’s 12-Year Basic Education System and its Relationship with Government-channeled aid
Gabriel K. Anzeze

A quantitative study of orchids and their proximate environments over an elevational gradient on the Northern slope of Montagne d’Ambre
Hazel Schrader

Restoring Dignity in the Gardens of eKhenana
Jordan Buser

Investigating White Hegemonic Masculinity Among SADF Veterans in Durban
James Marculitis

Worrying in Cato Manor: A Case Study Analysis on the Influence of Context
Samantha Garbus

Factors Driving Changing Community Acceptance of Gays and Lesbians in Cato Manor, KwaZulu-Natal
Isabella van der Weide

Perceptions of the Efficacy and Trustworthiness of Faith-Based Organizations and Secular NGOs in Mgwashi, Bumbuli District, Tanzania
Naomi Tomlin

Good Cop/Bad Cop: A comparative analysis of affiliative and aggressive behaviors by adult female and male olive baboons with infants at Randilen Wildlife Management Area, Tanzania
Jesse Elop

*Updated as of 12/06/22.