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Class of 2007
Day Burtness Politics and Practices of U.S. Agriculture	Guhn Kim Arts for Social Change	Matt Lafontaine Comparative Ethics	Hayley Ross Foundations of Global Healthcare	Aaron Schloer Cinema and Social Thought
Kathryn Sederberg Franco-German Studies	Katie Shaw Sequential Art: Graphic and Literary Narrative	Chloe Stull-Lane International Sustainable Development	Amanda Swanson Creative Writing for Text and Screen: A comparative study of novels and screenplays	Kristin Washburn Global Inequalities and Health
Jessica Winslow Biological and Psychological Perspectives on Health and Illness
Class of 2006
Leif Eikevik Western European Architecture and Design	Saleha Erdmann Development Studies: Socio-economic development from an interdisciplinary perspective	Christian Huebner Creative Writing and Philosophy	Cheridyn Runchey Psychology of Religious Pluralism	Ruth Nervig Legacies of Empire: Divisions and unities in post-colonial societies
Class of 2005
Carolyn Albert American Values: Religion and society in the United States	Sarah Byrant Compassion and Medicine	Christie Gibbons Nature Theology	Justin Johnson Environmental Discourse Analysis	Milena Klimek Interpretive Studies in Sustainable Development

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