Spring 2024 Honors Thesis Symposium
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Thesis Symposium
The Senior Honors Thesis is the culmination of the Honors undergraduate experience allowing students to synthesize learning using critical analysis and logical thinking.
Upcoming Symposiums
Past Symposium Presentations
The Problem with District Created Curriculum: An Argument for School Created Curriculum Through Implementing Culturally Responsive Teaching is an undergraduate thesis by Lucas Snuffin, presented online at the MSU Denver Honors Thesis Symposium of Fall 2020.
H.I.P. H.O.P. – Healing Inter Personally, Healing Our Planet is an undergraduate thesis by Shelby Lafrinere, presented live at the MSU Denver Honors Thesis Symposium of Spring 2019
Capture, Conversion, and Utilization of Abundant CO2 and Various Martian Natural Resources for in situ Energy Production for Research and Short-Term Habitation is an undergraduate thesis by Kaitlynn Skinner, presented live at the MSU Denver Honors Thesis Symposium of Spring 2019
Data-Driven Authoritarianism: A Case Study of the Chinese Social Credit System is an undergraduate thesis by Dalton Rupp, presented live at the MSU Denver Honors Thesis Symposium of Spring 2019
Literacy Practices Comparison: Bridging the Gap Between Literacy Practices Used in the Elementary Classroom and the Practices that Teachers Value is an undergraduate thesis by McKenna Beam, presented live at the MSU Denver Honors Thesis Symposium of Spring 2019.
A People’s History of Alcohol Prohibition in Colorado: Labor, Class, Gender, and Moral Reform 1917-1933 is an undergraduate thesis by Ted Richthofen, presented live at the MSU Denver Honors Thesis Symposium of Spring 2019
Criminal Justice System and Minority Demographics: Utilizing Minority Representation is an undergraduate thesis by Hali Marquez, presented live at the MSU Denver Honors Thesis Symposium of Spring 2019.
Past Honors Thesis Symposium Programs
