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1. Does the Media Portray Liberal Female Candidates for President Differently than Conservative Female Candidates? A Content Analysis of Newspaper Media from Elizabeth Dole and Hillary Clinton’s Presidential Campaigns.

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Open Access
Author:
Frasco, Julie Rae
Title:
Does the Media Portray Liberal Female Candidates for President Differently than Conservative Female Candidates? A Content Analysis of Newspaper Media from Elizabeth Dole and Hillary Clinton’s Presidential Campaigns.
Area of Honors:
Political Science
Keywords:
media portrayal
female candidates
content analysis
presidential office of the united states
File:
Download Frasco_Final_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Lee Ann Banaszak, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Lee Ann Banaszak, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Gretchen G Casper, Thesis Honors Advisor

2. The Broadcast Media's Portrayal of Modern Maritime Piracy

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Open Access
Author:
Brill, Tamar Anna
Title:
The Broadcast Media's Portrayal of Modern Maritime Piracy
Area of Honors:
Advertising/Public Relations
Keywords:
Modern maritime piracy
Somali piracy
maritime terrorism
piracy
broadcast media
CNN
Fox
communications
political motive
economic motive
content analysis
multilateral collaboration
East Africa
File:
Download Tamar_Brill_Thesis_FINAL.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Steve Manuel, Thesis Supervisor
Steve Manuel, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Susan Mary Strohm, Thesis Honors Advisor

3. COVERING THE RISE OF TEA PARTY: A CASE OF MAINSTREAM MEDIA

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Open Access
Author:
Chen, Tiange
Title:
COVERING THE RISE OF TEA PARTY: A CASE OF MAINSTREAM MEDIA
Area of Honors:
Interdisciplinary in Journalism and Political Science
Keywords:
journalism
media
content analysis
tea party
political science
File:
Download Chen_Thesis_final_Updated.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Bu Zhong, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Michael Barth Berkman, Thesis Honors Advisor
Bu Zhong, Thesis Honors Advisor
Russell Frank, Faculty Reader

4. Putting the Planet on the Ballot: Climate Change Framing in 2016 and 2018 Political Ads

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Open Access
Author:
Bell, Kelsey
Title:
Putting the Planet on the Ballot: Climate Change Framing in 2016 and 2018 Political Ads
Area of Honors:
Advertising/Public Relations
Keywords:
political advertising
politics
climate change
framing
content analysis
climate change framing
political campaigns
political communications
File:
Download Honors_Thesis_Kelsey_Bell_Final.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Fuyuan Shen, Thesis Supervisor
Fuyuan Shen, Thesis Honors Advisor
Colleen Connolly-Ahern, Faculty Reader

5. The Political Glass Ceiling: How Media Bias Impacts the Rise of Female Candidates to Executive Office

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Open Access
Author:
Zanowic, Casey
Title:
The Political Glass Ceiling: How Media Bias Impacts the Rise of Female Candidates to Executive Office
Area of Honors:
Political Science
Keywords:
media
content analysis
media coverage
gender and politics
female politicians
executive elections
File:
Download Zanowic_Casey_ThePoliticalGlassCeiling.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Erin Allyson Heidt-Forsythe, Thesis Supervisor
Sona N. Golder, Thesis Honors Advisor