Professor Ann Tschetter

• Alex Zimmer, "Mabel Lee"

Professor Ann Tschetter

• Nevin Butler, "Arguing for Equality: The Start and End of the Ban on Women from UNL Debate"
• Bowen Dick-Burkey, "Suspicions: Anti-German, Anti-Pacifist Sentiment in Nebraska during World War One"
• Kierra Dunnam, "The History of LGBTQA+ Studies, Communities, and Support at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln"
• Cameron Garbet, "Anti-German Sentiment and the Professors' Trial at Nebraska University"
• Ethan Graff, "The Decline of Husker Cheerleading"
• Bailey Hajny, "From Inception to Impact: Tracing the Evolution of the Counseling and Psychological Services Program at the University of Nebraska"
• Ella Heng, "Controversies of the School of Religion and the Precedent Set by UNL’s Religious Department"
• Dylan Kapustka "The Haydon Art Club and Nebraska Art Association: A Meaningful Change and Transition"
• Cecily Lawton, "Title IX and Women’s Athletics Legacies at the University of Nebraska"
• Drake M. Lellios, "UNL and the History of Campus Protests"
• LaDonna Little Elk, "Land (Back) Grant U"
• Luke McDermott, "The 1965 Student Government Constitutional Convention: The Crux of Shared Governance at the University of Nebraska"
• Kalen Melton, "James A. Rawley: A Revolutionary Historian"
• Nayla Torres Ruiz, "Cold War Responses at UNL: Students Reactions to U.S. Military Interventions Abroad"

Professor Ann Tschetter

• Mitchell Baughman, "The Cold War and Nebraska’s Fear of the Spectre Haunting UNL"
• Beckett Catron, "From Humble Beginnings: The Economic & Socio Cultural Benefits that Stemmed from the University of Nebraska"
• Kailyn Gray, "Party School Prohibition: The History of Alcohol at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln from 1914-1944"
• Clare Kramper, Grace Abbott: The Influence of the University of Nebraska Upon a Woman of Immense Impact During the Progressive Era"
• Leah Levenhagen, "Mabel Lee: How a Pioneer in Women’s Athletics Could Both Help and Harm the Female Athletes of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln"
• Joseph McCanna, "Voices for Change, Protests at The University of Nebraska"
• Milena Morris, "The Impact of Colonialism on the University of Nebraska Museum and on Archaeology as a Whole, as seen through the Egan Collection"
• Jaqueline Lara Patino, "Control Over Women: Women’s Hours at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln During the 1960s"
• Shriya Singh Raghuvanshi, “Tracing the Threads: The Relationship Between the Indian (Asian) Community & UNL”
• Sophia Throener Rodriguez, "A Futile Gender War: The Nuanced Reasons Behind Men’s Sports Cuts in the 2000s"
• Grant Schneider, "God and the University of Nebraska – Lincoln: A History of the Relationship Between Christianity and the University During Its Initial Decades"
• Eliana Siebe-Walles,"UNL’s Proseminar on Homophile Studies: Revolutionary in the Legal Movement"
• Savannah Toth, "Ivy Days: The University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Forgotten Ancient Celebration"
• Naomi Weak, "Nothing About Us Without Us"
• Sidney Wickham, "The Preservation of History at University of Nebraska-Lincoln: Neihardt Hall"

Professor Ann Tschetter

• Josephina Caruso, "Something Worth Fighting For: Education and Equality at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln"
• Christina Gulseth, "Changing Tradition: Civil Rights and Greek Life at the University of Nebraska"
• Nathan Hill, "The Agora of UNL"
• Brian Mock, "Extension's Impact through UNL During the 1930's"
• Samantha Moore, "Charles Oldfather: Dean and Educator of the College of Arts and Sciences"
• Brandon Neary, "The Rise of the University of Nebraska: and the Celebration of the Silver Anniversary"
• Luke Partsch, "From Military to Pep: The Evolution of the Cornhusker Marching Band "
• Sarah Raphael, "The Women’s Liberation Movement and Women’s Organizations at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln"
• Ellie Russell, "That Old Mob Rule: The Relationship Between the KKK and the University of Nebraska"
• Jaiden Schilke,  "The Failures of F.M. Fling"

Professor Ann Tschetter

• Chloe Herbert, "Dr. Nels A. Bengston: Geographer and Educator"
• Zara Leluex, "The Battle Between Reformation and Continuity at UNL "
• Neil Long, "Mary L. Jones Librarian, Activist"
• Michael Press, "University of Nebraska-Lincoln Army ROTC During and After World War II"
• Lincoln Shafer,"Student Life and the Impact of Nationwide Movements"
• Lauren Van Treeck, "Freedom of Speech During the Red Scare: The Development of Student Voice"
• Jenna Wolfe, "The GLSA: Small but Mighty"

Professor Ann Tschetter

• Jackson Armstrong, "The Bugeaters: The Footprint for College Football for Nebraska"
• Natalie Beattie, "Assistance Offered by The University of Nebraska-Lincoln to Returning World War II Student Veterans"
• Grant Bell,"Samuel Avery: Nebraska’s Patriot"
• Madeline Brown,"Vietnam War Protests at the Disapproval of the Nebraska Legislature"
• Mathew Cooke, "Student Backlash and Administrative Priorities: Architecture Hall as a Case Study"
• Haley Huebert, “How Cadaver Study Has Influenced the University of Nebraska”
• Carlynn Kinney, "The Era of Generational Change"
• Duncan Rea Moore, "Mutiny in the Basement: The Power of the Satirical and Radical Student Published Voice"
• Zachary Temple, "Reforming an Industry: The Nebraska Tractor Test Lab"
• Olivia Thompson, "How Concerts Reflected the Cultural Shift of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Students in the Mid to Late 20th Century"
• Kylie Turner, "The 1920’s Woman, Progressive or Submissive? Women on the Conservative Campus of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln During the Roaring Twenties."

Professor Ann Tschetter

• Zoe Battaglia, "End of an Era: The Removal of the Association of Women Students Through Progressive Ideologies in the 1960s"
• Jake Borgmann, "UNL’s AIM: A Brief History of the American Indian Movement And its Influence on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln"
• Lauren Dubas, "Going Coed: The Changes in Housing Options at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in the Late 1960s and Early 1970s"
• Sierra Epke, "Art Enthusiasts: How Two Siblings Estates led to the Creation of the Sheldon Museum of Art"
• Nathan Fricke, "Progress Out of Horror: The Developments of UNL in the WWI Era"
• Emily Gengenbach, "From Respected to Scandalous: The Fall of The Palladian Literary Society 1871-1969"
• Ryan Martin, "Leadership, Through Hardship: Chancellor C.S. Boucher During WWII"
• Kayleigh McDonald, "Breaking Barriers: Edith Abbott and the Influence of her Work at the University of Nebraska Lincoln in the Twentieth Century"
• Christian Newth, "Centennial College in the 70s: A Great Idea That Did Not Really Work Out"
• Hunter Tesarek, "University of Nebraska Lincoln: The Struggle to Create a Successful Land Grant University"
• Leo Van Horn, "George Seymour: UNL’s Visionary Campus Planner of the 1920s"

Professor Ann Tschetter

• Jake Althouse, "The University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Move to the Big 10"
• Ellie Churchill, "Bones Unearthed and Respect Burned"
• David Clawson, "Nebraska and Vietnam"
• Aden Davis, "Minority Progress and Expansion at the University of Nebraska: The Afro-American Collegiate Society Demonstrations of 1969"
• Grant Domant, "Impact of World War I on The University of Nebraska-Lincoln"
• John Ellis, "Roscoe Pound: Influences of The University of Nebraska’s Golden Age"
• Nicholas Fauss, "The Parthenon of the Prairie"
• Sam Guido, "Proseminar in Homophile Studies"
• Steven Kirchner, "Articles in the Daily Nebraskan from 1998 - 2010 Relating to Global Warming and Climate Change"
• Anna Krause, "'The Place Where All Such Things Should Go,' Erwin H. Barbour’s Impact on the Nebraska State Museum"
• Jonathan Laska, "An Era of Difficulty and Troubles: 1932-1933 Cash Strapped Times at a Prairie University"
• Noah Lliteras, "The Construction of Memorial Stadium and Its Impact on College Life "
• River Towne, "UNL’s Response to the Aids Crisis: The Early to Late Eighties"
• Jamison Wyatt, "Degrees of Truth: The Story of Mari Sandoz’ Admission to the University of Nebraska"

• Sara Benal, "Clifford M. Hardin, Chancellor and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture."
• Kourteny Meysenburg, "The Beginnings of the UNL Classics Department: An Inquiry into Influence." Sponsored by UCARE

• Grace Thomas, "Grace Coppock, Among the Most Loved Women in China" Internship, Archives & Special Collections, English Department
• Hannah Vahle, "Morrill Hall: A History of Nebraska's State Museum" Sponsored by UCARE

Hannah Baker, "Student Publications at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln" Sponsored by UCARE

History 470: Digital History, Spring 2012

Douglas Seefeldt

• Sarah Machann, "Louise Pound Publications"
• Alec Slyter, "Love Memorial Library: A New Library for a New World (1941 - 1968)"
• Kala Essay, "UNL Campus Security: 1983-1992"
• Robert Perry, ""Divestment" Students React and Protest Against the Apartheid in South Africa, March 1966"
• Emilio Barrientos, "The Evolution of College Sports: The UNL Men's Swim Team 1922-2001"
• Felicia Nehl, "All That Jazz: the UNL Jazz Bands"
• Savannah Moyle, "A Century of Womanhood: Delta Delta Delta Sorority at UNL"
• Kelsey Jistel, ""No Men Allowed" The Associated Women Students at The University of Nebraska, 1911-1970"
• Brian Hage, "The Centennial Education Program: An Overview of New UNL Learning Strategies from 1969 to 1972"
• Dustin Vnuk, "Past People: The UNL Anthropology Department"

History 189H: Memory, Memorials, and History, Fall 2011

Douglas Seefeldt

• Austin Costello, Josh Lundquist, and Jedd Patterson, "1869-1889: The Beginnings"
• Olivia Sonderman and Hina Acharya, "1890-1899: A Golden Era"
• Erin Dougherty and Larissa Krenk, "1900-1909: Legacies, Football, and Dirty Oil Money"
• Chase Wurdeman and Mitchell Markin, "1910-1919: War, Suspicion, and a New Beginning"
• Timothy Brooks and Sara Hinds, "1920-1929: A Decade of Change"
• Emma Schneider and Silver Barrios, "1930-1939: The Dirty University Thirties"
• Hannah Vahle and Ashley Stelling, "1940-1949: War and Peace on the University of Nebraska Campus"
• Diem Tran and Chris Ganshert, "1950-1959: Success Through Troubled Times"
• Guillermo Godfrey and Kathryn Pauley, "1960-1969: The University Expands"
• Shane Kleier and Molly Haas, "1970-1979: A Decade of Conflict"
• Sarah O'Neill and Kyle Rieger, "1980-1989: Perseverance Through Tribulation"

History 189H: Memory, Memorials, and History, Fall 2010

Douglas Seefeldt

• Travis Schreier and Kaci Biederstedt, "Mabel Lee and Louise Pound"
• Philip Palomaki and Krystalin Stevens, "The Old Iron Gates"
• Matt Buescher and Andrew Melcher, "Charles E. Bessey"
• Matthew Graham and Brad Hohwieler, "Memorial Stadium"
• Aaron Kern and Emily Heineman, "The Schiller Linden Tree"
• Jesse Sladky and Nina Pickrel, "Willa Cather Memorials"
• Jared Roehrich and Kaleb Koehn, "C. H. Oldfather"
• Sarah Jarecke and Karly Williams, "The Broyhill Fountain"
• Peter Bock and Bethany Feis, "The Monuments of Memorial Stadium"
• Jackson Pahlke and Nathan Baker, "General John J. Pershing"
• John Hotovy and Derek Tiggelaar, "Native American Bones Controversy"
• Audrey Horrum and Lisa Temme, "The Grand Old Man of Ag College": S.W. Perin

• Brett Michelson, "Disloyalty Trials at the University of Nebraska" Sponsored by UCARE
• Kristen Wolf, "Nisei Records at the University of Nebraska"

History 470: Digital History, Fall 2009

Douglas Seefeldt

• Jessica Dussault, "The Pride of All Nebraska: A Band's Growth from the Military Tradition"
• Kyle Grossoehme, "'For Nebraska, we will'- 1916 Nebraska vs. Oregon State"
• Jennifer Kroft, "Honoring the Mother Tongue: The Struggle to Establish and Maintain Czech Language Instruction from 1903-1919"
• Dustin Lipskey, "Bringing Students Together: The Nebraska Union 1936-1939"
• Pablo Rangel, "Cultural Plurality: The Struggle for a Chicano Studies Program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln"
• Kourtney Smith, "'Well Anyhow We Done Our Damndest': The 1912 Yearbook Recall"
• Alex Wheeler, "An Endowment for Education: Nebraska & the Morrill Act 1862-1890"

History 470: Digital History, Spring 2008

Douglas Seefeldt

• Timothy Auten, "UNL Commencement in the Gilded Age (1869-1900)"
• Stephanie Demers, "Homecoming Decs the Depression: Tradition Outlasts Great Depression (1929-1940)"
• Bradley Earley, "'Coach Says Ross Will Play': The 1913 Protests by Kansas and Kansas State"
• Jillian Gotfredson, "'Citadel of Apathy'?: Student Activism at UNL, September 1968-May 1969"
• Drew Hartley, "Nebraska Risks Losing Baseball"
• Robert Kilts, "Men of the Museum 1869-1927"
• Jeffrey Miller, "UNL and the Dry Spell: Student Attitudes Toward Prohibition, 1931-1932"
• Alex Stamm, "Student Power on the Prairie: UNL in the Sixties"
• Ryan Treick, "Kampus Klan: The University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the Ku Klux Klan, in the Early 1920s"
• Joshua Vapenik, "'Rowing? In Nebraska?' The UNL Crew Club: 1969-1980"
• Susannah Hall, "History of the UNL Science Departments" Sponsored by UCARE
• J.V. Dorsey, "Greek Life at the University of Nebraska" Sponsored by UCARE

• Kimberly Golden, "The Legacy of the Nebraska Art Association" Sponsored by UCARE
• Kimberly Kraska, "The Rise and Demise of the Latin School" Sponsored by UCARE
• Anastasia Smallcomb, "A Comparison of University Literary Societies at the University of Nebraska" Sponsored by UCARE

• Jody Imus, "Agricultural Communication" Sponsored by UCARE

English 418/818, Fall 2005

• Aaron Hillyer, "Restrictive Construction"
• Beth Klopping, "Women in Sports"
• Amber Leichner, "Aaron Douglas at the University of Nebraska"
• Jennifer Moore, "University Days of Adelloyd Whiting 1894-1902"
• Bryce Rowell, "Field Days"

• Gwyneth Talley and Paul Callahan, "Fred Morrow Fling"
• Natallia Tullis, "Ivy Days"

• "An Architectural Tour of Historic UNL" by Kay Logan-Peters
• "University Hall ... a grand site on the open prairie"
• "Early Contributors to Graduate Education at UNL"