Left to right, front row: Krista Albertins, Abigail Snyder, Bridget Grabowski, Lindsey Willow Smith, Christian de Pee; middle row: Annelise Perry, Liat Weinstein, Samuel Mathisson, Hannah Mackay, Sarah Mauger, Sheila Lawrence, Hannah-Ruth Long; back row: Paris Shusterfallou, Zev Miklethun, Sean Gillikin, Andrew May, Noah Fisher, Ziqian Zhang; not pictured: Lily Antor, Anthony DiBello. (photo: Sean Carter Photography)
On April 19, nineteen graduating seniors presented their theses at the Department of History's Honors Symposium, which took place in the Michigan Union. Students each presented a brief overview of their original thesis, after which Professor Christian de Pee presented the following awards:
- Arthur Fondiler Award for Best Undergraduate Thesis: Zev Miklethun (first); Lindsey Smith (second)
- John A. Williams History Award: Noah Fisher
- Stephen J. Tonsor History of Ideas Undergraduate Honors Award: Samuel Mathisson, Paris Shusterfallou
- Stephen J. Tonsor Best Oral Presentation of Thesis Award: Sarah Mauger
- Elizabeth Sargent Lee Medical History Prize: Hannah-Ruth Long
- James A. Knight Scholarships in History: Krista Albertins, Annalise Perry, Liat Weinstein, Ziqian Zheng
Prior to the symposium, the LSA Honors Program announced the following award:
- Terrence J. McDonald Prize for Archival Research: Zev Miklethun
View a list of this year's thesis topics or the 2022 Honors Symposium Program (PDF). Selected photos are available below.
2022 Honors Symposium Gallery
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