This prize was created in 2011 to recognize the outstanding senior thesis written by a student in the History of Public Policy major.
Present and previous recipients:
2023
Logan Alexander Cimino
2022
Ryan Kenyon
2021
Jane Wahlig
2020
Simren Verma
2019
Alex Bumpers, “Oil and Islam:The Central Role of Saudi Arabia in the Eisenhower Administration’s Middle East Policies from 1954 to 1958.”
2018
Penelope Fergison, “Head for the Hills: Race and Property Value in Oakland.”
2017
Elizabeth Schmidt, “Representation without Taxation: Isla Vista and the Tax Revolt in California.”
2016
Laurel Handler-Vosen, “Gender, Identity and Law in Early Modern England.”
2015
Kevin Dibb, “Bloody Mistakes: Pricks in America’s National Blood Policy.”
2014
Anna Plankey, “‘Tantamount to Genocide’: Defining the Bosnian Violence in the Bush
and Clinton Administrations.”
2013
Molly Nugent, “Your Tax Dollars Buy Sex Discrimination!: The Fight for Equal Gender
Representation in France and the United States.”
2012
Ross Miletich, “The Decline and Fall of the Southern Democrats: A case-based study in Southern Political Power.”
2011
Kaitlyn Summer Cherry, “Detroit: a Laboratory for American Policing.”