The papers displayed here are professor recommended undergraduate submissions to the annual Writing Across the Curriculum contest at Sacred Heart University.
Submissions from 2023
Ecoracism and Antiracism in the Environmental Justice Movement and Their Place in Literature, Jill Amari
The Literary Comic Book: Reasoning for Why Comic Books Should be Regarded as Serious Literature, Matthew Carrara
The Importance of Sales Enablement in B2B Marketing Strategies, Grace Kelliher
The Juxtaposition of Various Forms of Cancer Vaccines for Metastatic Melanoma, Abby Molloy
The Overlooked Power of Music, Mikayla Tucci
Discovering Shadows in Hyperbolic Space, Lauren Vowinkel
Submissions from 2022
Quaternion Rotation: A Magical Journey to the Fourth Dimension, Linnea Caraballo
Submissions from 2021
Communicating with Conscious Intubated Patients in the ICU, Catherine Diane Albo
U.S. Financial Crisis of 2008: Causes, Response, Consequences, Daniel Glendon
The Secularization of Marriage and its Effect on the Separation of Church and State: A Legal Analysis of the Influences of Christianity on Moral Law, Isabella Michelucci
How Literary Study Advances Belonging: Modern-Day Fantasy: The Progressive Role of the Active Female, Elizabeth Turello
Submissions from 2020
Looking Through the Eyes of Student Athletes, Rachel Bamford
Quantum Computing: A Mathematical Analysis of Shor's Algorithm, Stephen S. Clarke
Higher Education Social Engineering Attack Scenario, Awareness & Training Mode, Thai H. Nguyễn
Terrorists, Extremists, and Populists; How Terrorism in America is Creating Social Divide, Chad Pierson
Submissions from 2019
The Sociological, Religious, Psychological, and Media Influences on Corporal Punishment, Deanna Aliperti
The Effect of Environmental Change on GDP, Jackson V. Barliant
Effects of the Invasive Asian Shore Crab, Hemigrapsus sanguineus, on New England Trophic Cascade: Diet and Predation, Madison Bradley
Gender Stereotypes of Toys in Target, Gabrielle L. Branciforti
The Impact of Participation in Athletics on Neurological and Psychological Health and the Ability to Compete, Sean Burke
The Ethics of an Unlicensed Medical Practitioner, Charles C. Escott
The Value of Sports Teams: The Influence of Coaches, Fans, and Players on Value, Montgomery Gray
Human Trafficking: A Deep Dive into Modern Slavery, Annabeth Gullo
Gendering Toys: How Pink and Blue Define Life Outcomes for Children, Laura James
Overcoming the Barriers of Poverty: Intersectionality and Single Black Mothers of P.T. Barnum Apartments, Laura James
Art in the Museum, Christopher Janneck
Yoga: Paths to Pain and Peace, Avni Kapadia
How Consumer Behavior in the 1930’s-1940’s Differed from Today, John Krusinski
Sexual Assault of United States Olympic Athletes: Gymnastics, Taekwondo, and Swimming, Chloe Meenan
Pressure to be Perfect: Eating Disorders in Sports, Genevieve Nitzsche
Martin van Buren: Forgotten but not Deserted, Morgan O'Brien
Slip of Southern Hospitality, Grace O'Rourke
Affirming the Purpose of Affirmative Action: Understanding a Policy of the Past to Move Towards a More Informed Future, Meagan Schantz
Mrs. Walter Stewart by Charles Willson Peale, Tessa Schroll
The Efficacy of Custom and Prefabricated Orthotic Interventions for Common Running Related Injuries, Jake Tavernite
Submissions from 2018
My Interview with Akan, Uwem Akpanikat
Gender Roles are the Worst Kind of Bread, Rebecca Armand
Rape Culture Rooted in Patriarchy, Media Portrayal, and Victim Blaming, Danielle Cusmano
Ambiguities in the Efficacy of Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors in the Treatment of Depression, Stephanie Giblin
Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, and the Inherent Unfairness to the “Un-united” American Citizen, Christopher J. Kantor
The Right Question for Medical Professionals, Linh Nguyen
The Chinese Remainder Theorem, Nancirose Piazza
Are Drug Treatment Programs in Prison Effective in Reducing Recidivism Rates?, Kallysta Tanguay
The Impact of a Nation’s Research and Development Expenditure On Scientific Literacy, Trent Thompson
Submissions from 2017
Robot Lives Matter?, Christopher Boolukos (Class of 2017)
Human Reason Allows Faith, Justin Cerniello
St. Augustine’s Journey to Faith, Bridget Hughes
The Good Life, Molly Kelley
Oscar Romero (Assignment #8), Alan Ksiazek
Whole Foods Case Analysis, Michael Lenard (Class of 2017)
