2005 – 2006

Theresa Morris Sociology	Institutional Racism and Organizational Change in the U.S. Banking Industry
Martha Risser Classics	Feasting at Isthmia
Frank Kirkpatrick Religion	Community Beyond Political Philosophy: The Political Thought of John Macmurray
Mary Lewis Fine Arts	The Route to Les Lauves: Cezanne’s Studios and Evolving Studio Practice
Jonathan Elukin History	Deceiving the Devil: Shylock and Salvation in The Merchant of Venice
Timothy Curran Chemistry	Conformational Constraint: Putting Peptides on a Leash
Christoph Geiss Physics	Soil Magnetism: What Iron Oxide Minerals Know about Regional Climate
Dan Lloyd Philosophy	The Brain and Consciousness
Mark Silverman Physics	The Inside Story of a Black Hole and Other Dark Matters of the Cosmos
Laurel Baldwin-Ragaven Health & Human Rights	Developments in Human Rights Training for Health Professionals in South Africa [postponed to 06-07]

2004 – 2005

Karl Haberlandt Psychology	What Does Response Speed Tell Us about Memory?
Michael Sacks Sociology	Baby Boomers, Suburbanizing Hispanics and the Shifting Ethnic Residential Divide in the Hartford Metropolitan Area
Jack Dougherty Educational Studies	The Transformation of the Suburban Schools: Metropolitan Hartford in the 20th Century
Michael Lestz History	Angkorean Cambodia through Chinese Eyes: Zhou Daguan’s Zhenla fengtuji
David Cruz-Uribe Mathematics	The Mathematics of Dystopia: A Mathematician Reads Zamyatin’s We
Kathleen Archer Biology	Living Together: The Sea Slug–Chloroplast Symbiotic Relationship
Paul Lauter English	Teaching Lydia Sigourney??
Craig Schneider Biology	The Biogeography of Bermuda Seaweeds: Endemism on a Small Archipelago

2003 – 2004

Janice Perlman Comparative Urban Studies	Marginality from Myth to Reality: The Favelas of Rio de Janeiro, 1969-2003
John Mertens Engineering	Energy and Air Pollution in the United States Since the 1990 Clean Air Act (And What We Should Do Now)
Mark Franklin Political Science	Understanding Low Voter Turnout: Accidental, Incidental or Consequential?
Ellison Findly Religion	In India, Trees Protect As They Are Protected
William Church Chemistry	Parkinson's Disease: Why Do Those Cells Die? Genetic Predisposition and Environmental Exposure
James Trostle Anthropology	Patterns of Disease and Culture
Jean Cadogan Fine Arts	Agnolo Gaddi in Prato: Art and Industry
Jane Nadel-Klein Anthropology	Seeing Gardens Through an Anthropologist's Eyes