2023 Senior Thesis Winner: Courtney Fanning
The C. Margaret Hall Senior Thesis Award is given to the graduating senior whose thesis, in the opinion of the Sociology faculty, displays an outstanding research design and methodology; high-quality writing; strong analytical skills; and a notable contribution to sociological knowledge.
All senior sociology majors may submit their thesis for consideration.
Natalie Guarino – The Meritocracy Myth: The Influence on Demographic Factors on Meritocratic Beliefs at Wealthy College Campuses
Jennifer Martinez Sanchez – Becoming Essential (and Forgotten) During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Swiping for Sex or Self?: An Examination of Women and Nonbinary Femmes’ Presentations of Self on Tinder
Helena Oft – Harm in Healing: Institutional Betrayal by the healthcare system shapes physical and mental health outcomes for victims of sexual assault
Charlotte Matthews – Fertility Day 2016: An Analysis of News Reactions to Italian Fertility Marketing Campaigns
Anticipating Death: A Strict Religious Adherence’s Impacts On the Perception of Death
Community in Diversity: Social and Cultural Capital and the Coherence of Low Income First Generation Students as a Community at Georgetown University
Black Undergraduate Students’ Experiences with Menstruation at Georgetown University
The Great Glass Ceiling: An Analysis of Low-Income Schools in Washington, D.C. and College Readiness