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  3. Honors Theses Presentations Slideshow 2026

Honors Theses Presentations Slideshow 2026

QSS Thesis students graduating in 2026 presented their theses to faculty, fellow students, and family.

  • Daneilla Nichols

    Daniella Nichols presents her QSS honors thesis, "Damage Inequality: A Spatial Analysis of Social Vulnerability and Hurricane Helene Infrastructure Damage in Western North Carolina.”

  • Hiba Ali

    Hiba Ali Presents her QSS honors thesis, "The Effect of Federally Elected Officials' Health Messaging on Public Engagement and Sentiment on X."

  • Ava Politis

    Ava Politis presents her QSS honors thesis, “Should I Stay or Should I Go: Analysis of Major League Baseball's Arbitration Process.”

  • Ben Shaman

    Benjamin Shaman presents his QSS honors thesis, “Is it Good for Farmers? Sustainable Agriculture and Northern New England Farmers’ Perceptions of Resilience.” 

  • Anna Block

    Anna Block presents her QSS honors thesis, “The Impact of Social Cohesion on Urban Community Garden Ecology and Permanence.” 

  • Shreya Kumar

    Shreya Kumar presents her QSS honors thesis, “Homophily and Community Structure of Political Deepfake Propagation.”

  • Tracy Weener

    Tracy Weener presents her QSS honors thesis, “AI-Mediated Conversations for Geopolitical Persuasion: Evidence from Taiwan.” 

  • Malachai Ah Yo

    Malachai Ah Yo presents his QSS honors thesis, “Vox Machinae in Deserto: Gender and Artificiality Shape Trust in AI-Generated Voices.” 

  • Diana Wang

    Diana (Zixuan) Wang presents her QSS honors thesis, “Autocratic Genderwashing: How Gender Quotas Shape International Perceptions.”

  • Sam Haskel

    Sam Haskel presents his QSS honors thesis, “How We Think: The Impact of Peer Pressure on Decision Making.” 

  • Hermia Huang

    Miaoxuan (Hermia) Huang presents her QSS thesis, “Cross-Border Diffusion of Open-Source AI Models: A Quantitative Approach towards the Political Economy of AI.” 

  • Daniel Hernandez

    Daniel Hernandez presents his QSS honors thesis, “The Effect of Margin Financing on Volatility in China’s Equity Markets.” 

  • Sarnika Ali

    Sarnika Ali presents her QSS honors thesis, “The Unspoken and the Unseen: An Analysis of Victim Gender and Linguistic Framing of Sexual Assault in Judicial Discourse.”

  • William Zheng

    William Zheng present his QSS honors thesis, “Mandates, Markets, and Megawatts: An Empirical Analysis of the Causal Effects of Energy Storage Targets on Utility-Scale Battery Storage Deployment.” 

  • Niccolo Compolo

    Niccolo Compolo presents his QSS honors thesis, “The Effect of Wait Time at the U.S.-Mexico Border on the Retail Price of Fresh Tomatoes in the United States.”

  • Lily Levick

    Lily Levick presents her QSS honors thesis, “Transit Infrastructure and Neighborhood Change: The Impact of the Q Train Expansion on Commercial Space Use in New York City's Upper East Side.” 

  • Alexa Strauss

    Alexa Strauss presents her QSS honors thesis, “Interfaith Marriage and Religious Identity Formation: Disentangling Selection and Institutional Effects.” 

  • Mary Ford

    Mary Ford presents her QSS honors thesis, “Homes of Interest: An Analysis of the Housing Markets of Oranienburg, Dachau, and the Four Villages.”

  • Christian Chantayan

    Christian Chantayan presents his QSS honors thesis, “Abandoning the Jackpot? Public Policy Rationales, Goal Displacement, and State Lotteries.” 

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