2016 Graduates in attendance:
- Ashley Barnes-Gilbert
River Town Brothel Culture: Sex Worker Mobility, Policing, and Agency, 1870-1940
Professor A. Finn Enke, Advisor - Charles Cahill
Rescuing the Individual: The Kierkegaard Renaissance in Weimar Germany
Professor Rudy Koshar, Advisor - David Harrisville
Unrighteous Cause: The Moral World of the German Soldier on the Eastern Front and the Wartime Origins of the Wehrmacht Myth, 1941-1944
Professor Rudy Koshar, Advisor - Mayalisa Holzman
The Front Within: The Soviet Partisan Movement, the Komsomol, and the Ideological War on the Eastern Front, 1941-1944
Professor Francine Hirsch, Advisor - Gregory Robert Jones-Katz
“The Hermeneutical Mafia” and the Age of Deconstruction
Professor Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen, Advisor - Maureen Cristin S. Justiniano
Navigating Manila’s Labyrinth: Nineteenth-Century Colonial Manila in the Making of a Revolution
Professor Alfred W McCoy, Advisor
Represented by Dr. Michael Cullinane - Jessica Kirstein
Making Their Place: Jews, Immigrants, and the Politics of Alternative Workers’ Citizenship in Argentina, 1900-1922
Professor Florencia Mallon, Francisco A. Scarano, & Steve J. Stern, Advisors - Patrick W. Otim
Forgotten Voices of the Transition: Precolonial Intellectuals and the Colonial State in Northern Uganda, 1850-1950
Professor Neil Kodesh, Advisor - Jed Woodworth
Joint Ph.D. with Educational Policy Studies
Horace Mann and the Revolution in American Childhood
Professor William J. Reese, Advisor
2016 Graduates who could not attend:
- Matthew Cosby
“The Cambridge Platonists and the Pre-History of the Enlightenment”
Johann Sommerville, advisor - Arthur Scott Mobley
“Progressives in Navy Blue: Maritime Strategy, American Empire, and the Transformation of U.S. Naval Identity, 1873-1898”
John Hall, advisor - Jason Morgan
“Living the Law: Suehiro Izutarō and the Dynamics of 20th-Century Japanese Legal History”
Sarah Thal, advisor - Valeria Navarro-Rosenblatt
Comunistas judíos en Chile: Experiencia y memoria en las historias de vida de Dora Guralnik y Carlos Berger, 1930-1990 [Jewish Communists in Chile: Experience and Memory in the Life Histories of Dora Guralnik and Carlos Berger, 1930-1990]
Professor Florencia Mallon, Francisco A. Scarano, & Steve J. Stern, Advisors - Britt Tevis
“May It Displease the Court: Jewish Lawyers and the Democratization of American Law”
Tony Michels, advisor