• Volunteer Traditions: Neoclassical Architecture and Its Racial Impact on Fraternity and Sorority Houses at the University of Tennessee 

  Mosley, Keneisha Diane (Middle Tennessee State University, 2021)

  Architecture is used often to iterate to the public specific ideas, usually tied to perceived societal norms of a particular culture, group of people, or to represent an idea that is meant to convey ideas that tie to ...
• Use and Perceptions of Equestrian Safety Equipment 

  Vande Kamp, Kailey (Middle Tennessee State University, 2021)

  Modernization of equestrian sport has focused on advancements of safety equipment. The purpose of this study was to investigate factors influencing the use of safety equipment in equestrian sports. It was hypothesized that ...
• The Rural Queer Experience in Twentieth-Century American Fiction 

  Hughes, Eric Wesley (Middle Tennessee State University, 2021)

  A common view of nonurban areas in the United States posits that rural communities and small towns are hegemonically heterosexual and gender conforming or inherently inhospitable to queer individuals. Queer studies have ...
• The Queer Eye for Nashville: How LGBTQ People form Community, and Make Spaces, and Places…Like Everyone Else 

  Staffelli, Philip Matthew (Middle Tennessee State University, 2021)

  In the past thirty years the LGBTQ community has become increasingly studied within academia. However, it is only in the past decade that their spaces and places have begun to be examined. When one narrows this down even ...
• Effect of Race and Education on Plea Outcomes for Public Defender Clients 

  Ector, Al'leta (Middle Tennessee State University, 2021)

  Plea bargains are a negotiated process between a prosecutor, judge, defense attorney/public defender, and defendant where an individual facing criminal charges pleads guilty in exchange for a lesser charge, lesser sentence, ...

View more