# Class of 2020 ## expand\_more ## Class of 2020 ![Class of 2020](/sites/g/files/omnuum4926/files/2024-12/dh702264.jpg) **Carlos Agredano,** “Fotos y Recuerdos: A History of @Veteranas\_and\_Rucas and the Emergence of Latinx Instagram Archives” **Gavin Baker-Greene**, “The Crescent Moon & Arawiyan Kingdoms: How Contemporary Arabian Fantasy Disrupts Preconceptions of the Arab World” **Sophie Barry**, “‘Make America Fit Again!’: *Superman* #170 and the Rise of Youth Fitness Culture in Cold War America, 1953-1964” **Molly Baxter**, “Dying for Change: Power and Social Change in Nineteenth-Century American Women’s Self-Elegy” **Aaron Bronfman**, “Killing Monsters: Videoludic Narratives of Fatherhood in the *Witcher 3: Wild Hunt*” **Sofia Carvalho**, “Women Like Her Cannot Be Contained: Representations of Black Women and Families in Beyoncé’s *Lemonade*” **Christopher Chow**, “Designing Dystopia: A History of Global Hong Kong, 1960-2020” **Keziah Clarke**, “European Encounters and the Harem System: Contesting Claims of Respectability and Modernity in Nineteenth-Century Egypt” **Una Corbett**, “‘Organize, Agitate, Educate’: Making Political Meaning of the American Women’s Suffrage Centennial” **Jensen Davis**, “‘It’s Not Like Normal Women Can Have This Ass!’: A Cultural History of Liposuction in the U.S.” **Cahleb Derry**, “The Category Is Love: Music and Representation in FX’s *Pose*” **Lucy Devine**, “Wise Women in the World of ‘Mad Men’: The Forgotten Story of Jean Wade Rindlaub and Early Female Advertising Executives” **Isabella Di Pietro**, “‘Our Entire Future Was At Stake’: From Neo-Malthusian Environmentalism to Anti-Immigration Activism in the Cold War United States” **Eleonore Evans**, “‘Medicine That Comes With the Grieving’: The Reconstruction and Revitalization of New Orleans Music Culture After Hurricane Katrina” **Simi Fajemisin**, “A Literary Nation: Education Reform and Cultural Conceptions of Britishness, 1997-2015” **Bradlee Few**, “Witnessing the Archive: Representations of Black Women’s Lynchings in 1910s Oklahoma” **Kristine Guillaume**, “‘Revolution, George’: Examining Angela Y. Davis and George Jackson’s Dream of a Communist Revolution Through Prison Life-Writing” **Jamie Halper**, “‘Imagination Joggers’: Women’s Fight to Eliminate Sex-Segregated Classified Advertisements from American Newspapers, 1964-1973” **Kiran Hampton**, “Doing Quagmire: Representations of American State-Building in Iraq, 2003-2011” **Samantha Heavner**, “‘One of the Laborers’: Girlhood, Work, and Media in the United States, 1840-1860” **Noah Houghton**, “‘'Gone looking” for female Viking warriors’: Reimagining Viking Gender and Sexuality Through Michael Hirst’s *Vikings*” **Gen Hu**, “Made in the USA: The Cultural Production of China’s First Lady, Soong Mei Ling, in 1943” **Sunday Hull**, “‘Elle se trouvait à la frontière’: Intercultural Identity Among French-educated Vietnamese Women in *En s’écartant des ancêtres*” **Isaiah Johnson**, “Thinking Through the Mixed Race Self: Identity Construction in American Mixed Race Memoirs of the 1990s” **Rachel Kahn**, “Red Hot Mamas: Racialized Sexuality, Appropriation, and Queerness in the Music and Legacies of Ma Rainey and Sophie Tucker” **Joe Kerwin**, “‘Out of Step With the World’: The Construction of Cultural Boundaries In the Early Years of Straight Edge, 1979-1983” **Kaylee Kim**, “‘We Will Not Be Barred!’: The Feminist Campaign Against Men-Only Bars and Restaurants” **Noah Knopf**, “‘Bodies Upon the Gears of the Machine’: The Protest of Disabled Vietnam Veterans” **Caroline Kristof**, “Tensions That Shaped Public Education: Bronson Alcott, Horace Mann, and American Truths” **Anna Kuritzkes**, “Out of Sight, Out of Mind, Out of Space, Out of Pocket: Outsourcing Juvenile Imprisonment in the Age of Mass Incarceration, California 1974-1988” **Juliana Lamy**, “Rape and Masculine Reconstructions in the U.S. Occupation of Haiti (1915-1934)” **Derek Lee**, “Remembering the Anglo-Soviet Invasion of Iran: The Politics of Writing *Savushun* and *My Uncle Napoleon*” **Hannah Lemmons**, “‘We’ll Find a Way to Heaven’: Aestheticizing Futurity in Janelle Monáe’s *Dirty Computer*” **Charles Levene**, “Metaphysical Meltdown: An Intellectual Prehistory of Psychedelia in the Transatlantic World” **Fiona Lewis**, “Downhome Darlings: Women’s Changing Place in Country Music” **John Lim**, “Entering an Immeasurable Space: Knowing and Representing the New York City Tenement House, 1900-1923” **McKinley Lovett**, “The French Fragrance Empire: Orientalist Origins of Luxury Beauty Marketing” **Bobby Malley**, “‘He Needs a New Belt’: Queerness, Homonationalism, and the Racial and Sexual Dimensions of Passing in Israeli Cinema” **Elizabeth Mann,** “‘The Crown of Our Education System’: Authority and Assimilation at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1870-1915” **Erin McCarthy,** “Reclaiming the Spanish Narrative: Post-Franco Accounts of the Spanish Civil War” **Hillary Mclauchlin**, “State of the Art: Contemporary Chinese Art in the Age of Surveillance” **Cecilia Nunez,** “‘Como Arenitas Haciendo Una Playa’: Photography and Afro-Mexican Activism from the 1980s to 2019” **Shane O’Donoghue**, “Jim Thorpe’s Celebrity Subversion: The Limits of Indigenous Representation in Creating His Post-Athletic Legacy” **Kenneth Palmer**, “In the Name of the Dark Millions: Langston Hughes in Soviet Central Asia” **Isabel Parkey**, “‘The Right to Tell All Stories’: Copyright Law, National Development, and the Management of Folklore in Ghana” **Jeannie Regidor**, “Narrative Activism: Interrogating, Subverting, and Reclaiming Stories of U.S. Migrant Detention” **Anne Rosenblatt**, “The Politics of Couture: High Fashion as a Tool of Resistance and Renewal in France, 1940-1947” **Daniel Rosenblatt**, “‘Déjame Que Te Cante Yo También’: Constructing Working-Class Puerto Rican Identity in New York City, 1917-1936” **Kieran Shaw**, “Centering Individual Agency Within the ‘Long Civil Rights Movement’: Earl Louis Brown as Pragmatic Activist in Depression-Era Harlem” **Eliya Smith**, “‘What Am I Going to Do With All This Power?’: Dramatizations of Girlhood on the American Stage, 1934-1977” **Grant Stone**, “The Gable of Our Stable: The Change, Function and Significance of Donald Duck’s Character from 1934-1945” **Alexandra Summa**, “Corn Nationalism: Exhibiting Mythologies of ‘America’s Crop’ 1887-1918’ **Skylar-Bree Takyi**, "Blackgirljuju: An Animated Series" **Rebecca Thau**, “‘French’ Theory?: The Intellectual Reverberations of Hélène Cixous’ *Juiféminité*” **Olivia Thurman Rivera**, “Yuri Grigorovich and the Great Russian Ballet Tradition” **Alex Timerman**, “Exhumed: Democratizing Sites of Memory in Modern Spain” **Jeremy Tsai**, “My Brief and Wonderous Life as a Blood Elf Mage: Creating a Queer Counterpublic in World of Warcraft” **Laura Veira-Ramirez**, “‘Almost Perfect’: The Cleansing and Erasure of Documented and Queer Identities Through Performance of Model Families and Citizenship” **Julius Wade**, “A Reflection on the Direction, Design, and Performance of Terminal Hip: American Dream in High Definition” **Michael Won**, “Reclaiming an Identity: Campus Leftism and Reaganite Conservatism in the Stanford Canon Debates” **Changie Yuri,** “On AR Monsters and Queer Possibilities: Playing Pokemon Go and Zombies, Run!” **Molly Zeme**, “Recognition and Voice in the Postcolonial Feminist Sphere: Warsan Shire on Womanhood and Historical Trauma” Open all sections Close all sections ### Senior Prizes 2020 expand\_more Edward Chandler Cumming Prize - Rebecca Thau, “‘French’ Theory?: The Intellectual Reverberations of Hélène Cixous’ *Juiféminité"* Barbara Miller Solomon Prize - Una Corbett, “‘Organize, Agitate, Educate’: Making Political Meaning of the American Women’s Suffrage Centennial” - Daniel Rosenblatt, “‘Déjame Que Te Cante Yo También’: Constructing Working-Class Puerto Rican Identity in New York City, 1917-1936” Oliver-Dabney Senior Prize - Isabel Parkey, “‘The Right to Tell All Stories’: Copyright Law, National Development, and the Management of Folklore in Ghana” Perry Miller Prize - Bradlee Few, “Witnessing the Archive: Representations of Black Women’s Lynchings in 1910s Oklahoma” - Anna Kuritzkes, “Out of Sight, Out of Mind, Out of Space, Out of Pocket: Outsourcing Juvenile Imprisonment in the Age of Mass Incarceration, California 1974-1988” David Rockefeller Center Prize - Juliana Lamy, “Rape and Masculine Reconstructions in the U.S. Occupation of Haiti (1915-1934)” John Clive Prize - Simi Fajemisin, “A Literary Nation: Education Reform and Cultural Conceptions of Britishness, 1997-2015” Capstone Award for the best senior oral exam materials - Carlos Agredano Thomas T. Hoopes Prize - Una Corbett, “‘Organize, Agitate, Educate’: Making Political Meaning of the American Women’s Suffrage Centennial” - Jamie Halper, “‘Imagination Joggers’: Women’s Fight to Eliminate Sex-Segregated Classified Advertisements from American Newspapers, 1964-1973” - Hillary Mclauchlin, “State of the Art: Contemporary Chinese Art in the Age of Surveillance” - Daniel Rosenblatt, “‘Déjame Que Te Cante Yo También’: Constructing Working-Class Puerto Rican Identity in New York City, 1917-1936” Joan Morthland Hutchins Thesis Prize - Daniel Rosenblatt, “‘Déjame Que Te Cante Yo También’: Constructing Working-Class Puerto Rican Identity in New York City, 1917-1936” Dorothy Hicks Lee Prize - Kristine Guillaume, “‘Revolution, George’: Examining Angela Y. Davis and George Jackson’s Dream of a Communist Revolution Through Prison Life-Writing” Alain LeRoy Locke Prize for Academic Excellence - Kristine Guillaume, “‘Revolution, George’: Examining Angela Y. Davis and George Jackson’s Dream of a Communist Revolution Through Prison Life-Writing” Swapna Dev Thesis Prize - Isabel Parkey, “‘The Right to Tell All Stories’: Copyright Law, National Development, and the Management of Folklore in Ghana” Senior Thesis Prize in Ethnicity, Migration, Rights - Daniel Rosenblatt, “‘Déjame Que Te Cante Yo También’: Constructing Working-Class Puerto Rican Identity in New York City, 1917-1936” Gordon Parks Foundation Essay Prize - Cecilia Nunez, “Exhibiting Blackness: Museums and Societal Visibility” Cyrilly Abels Short Story Prize - Jensen Davis, “With Jeremy Kofman” Lee Patrick Award in Drama - Skylar-Bree Takyi Jonathan Levy Award - Julius Wade Phi Beta Kappa - Una Corbett - Anna Kuritzkes - Isabel Parkey - Daniel Rosenblatt - Rebecca Thau