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Presented at the Faculty Research Symposium, Trevecca Nazarene University, 12 November 2018.

This paper aims to develop a re-entry program for Filipino women inmates. The concern is that inmates will one day possibly be released from the correctional facility and re-enter the society. In...

The Spanish Second Republic lasted from 1931-1936 respectively. Within this short time span Spain underwent tremendous social and political upheaval as it raced to achieve significant strides in...

This web site was created as the class project for the 2016 FLARE (Faculty-Led Academic Research Experience) course "Living History: A Foray into Archival Research and Digital Public History." Web...

Presented at the Faculty Research Symposium, November 13, 2017

Abstract: Scholar D.G. Kehl defines Sehnsucht as a deeper emotion than simply a strong wish for something. Throughout his various works of fiction, such as The Chronicles of Narnia (1950-1956), Till...

This presentation and paper explored, through primary and secondary sources, the psychological effects of the trauma of the American Civil War, along with the identity shifts that occurred for both...

This project tells the stories of families involved in an emerging L'Arche community in San Diego through a short documentary and narrative storytelling that also explores disability theology and the...

Chamber music for wind ensemble of significant musical quality, of an appropriate ability level, and of flexible instrumentation is needed to support music education in high school and college...

Senior Honors Research Capstone Project, March 23, 2015.

After the fall of Rome, how did the work and words of the ancient Greek philosophers make their way, textually and intellectually, into later European thought? There were two primary and obvious paths...

This poster was displayed at the MidAmerica Nazarene University Faculty Exhibition, 2013.

From the Abstract: After the fall of Rome, how did the work and words of the ancient Greek philosophers make their way, textually and intellectually, into later European thought? There were two...

This paper, Elusive Perfection, was written to fulfill an assignment in Dr. Tyler Blake’s Composition II class, MidAmerica Nazarene University. Outlining her writing history, Sarah Wacker focuses on...

This paper will dedicate itself to understanding the way that language functions in relation to the human condition. Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Philosophical Investigations and Saul Kripke’s Wittgenstein...

This study argues that John Steinbeck's novel, East of Eden, introduces elements of Buddhist practice using the character Lee. Lee philosophically examines the Judeo-Christian understanding of the...

This project explores Mary’s role in both Islam and Christianity. These comparisons between the Bible and the Quran provide an understanding of Mary’s value as a model for women within each religion...

During the Vietnam conflict, the recon teams of the Studies and Observations Group carried out cross-border operations against Hanoi’s Ho Chi Minh Trail. Historical analysis of primary sources...

Of Spirit, Of Soil is an ongoing literary non-fiction work that integrates biology, Biblical literature, theology, and philosophy to reimagine Christian creation care through a framework of relational...

California public school English curriculums have the opportunity to more actively engage students in literary analysis by utilizing the fantasy genre in the classroom. The mainstream-cultural...

This paper is a work of autoethnography. In other words, the author uses self-reflection in his writing to help explore his own personal experience and directly tie it into a larger social or cultural...