• Tippecanoe and slavery too: Jonathan Jennings, William Henry Harrison, and the battle for free labor in Indiana 

  Northcutt, John R. (Southern New Hampshire University, 2017-08)

  In the first few decades of the nineteenth century, the expansion of the young United States beyond those original thirteen began to take shape. In the development of the Old Northwest and the states that would eventually ...
• Florida public schools’ integration and busing 

  Jensen, Alicia (Southern New Hampshire University, 2017-08)

  Drawing on primary sources from the Florida Archives in Tallahassee Florida and other secondary sources, this thesis examines the integration of schools as well as the busing crisis in Florida. Specifically, this thesis ...
• Women rising: embracing, negotiating, and reinterpreting gender roles in revolutionary Ireland, 1913-1923 

  Schaefer, Meredith Kate (Southern New Hampshire University, 2017-08)

  This thesis examines the Irish revolutions (1913–1923) through the eyes of the revolutionary women who fought in them. The historiography on the period largely ignores and or downplays the contributions of women, often ...
• Dr. Arthur Caswell Parker and his impact on the Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences and Native Americans 

  Seward, Chelsea Lee (Southern New Hampshire University, 2017-08)

  This thesis examines Dr. Arthur Caswell Parker, an archaeologist, anthropologist, and ethnologist who was Director of the Rochester Municipal Museum (RMM)/Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences (RMAS) from 1926 to 1945. ...
• A study of EMNEs serving the base of the pyramid in South Asia: innovative products from EMNEs 

  Rayamajhi, Suman (Southern New Hampshire University, 2017-04-26)

  The study explores that emerging market multinational enterprises (EMNEs) are serving the base of the pyramid (BOP) in their home market and beyond. EMNEs are growingly recognizing the benefits of serving BOP consumers ...

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