LibGuides: University Archives & Special Collections (UASC): Student Projects

Independent Study Projects and Internships

These individualized learning experiences are designed and supervised in conjunction with teaching faculty advisors to fulfill departmental course requirements.

Previous Projects

We have hosted student special studies projects since 2014, and most of these can still be viewed as online versions of that work.

Project Title	Student Curator(s)	Semester
Internment and Service: Japanese Americans from the Inland Empire	Clair Meskers Angie Piccolo	Spring 2014
Moose is Loose! Gonzaga University Honors Program	Margaret Thompson- Johnston	Spring 2015
The Show Goes On: History of Gonzaga Theatre and Dance	Brenda Mandt	Fall 2015
'America, Here's My Boy': Gender in American Popular Music During World War I	Margaret Thompson- Johnston	Spring 2016
A Decade at Gonzaga: Life in the 1950s	Grace Muljadi	Spring 2016
Campus Pioneers: The First 25 Years of Women at Gonzaga, 1948-1973	Ellen Schuster	Fall 2016
Bulldog Mania: Mascots in Different Shapes and Sizes	Kelly Omodt	Spring 2017
Coming Home: Father J. Alfred Carroll and Gonzaga's Amerasian Education Program, 1980-2010	Gabriella Anselmo	Fall 2017
Fr. Bernard Coughlin, S.J.: President, Priest, Scholar, Civic Leader, Friend	Olivia Lada	Spring 2018
Undefeated Since 1941: History of Gonzaga Football	Abby Tarantino	Spring 2019
Father Julius Jette: Jesuit Missionary and Alaskan Scholar	Jessica Stranger	Spring 2019
Lyon and the Jesuits, as told by their Books	Cora Waitkus Kim	Fall 2019
Patriotism, the Pacific Northwest, and the Ku Klux Klan	Elizabeth Velonza	Spring 2020
Jeans, Jesus and the Saint John's Bible	Kenzy Franco	Spring 2021
History of Gonzaga's Glee Club	Liz Franklin	Spring 2022
"Christian Identity" in the Northwest: Where White Supremacy and Religion Intersect	Amelia Skiles	Fall 2022
Commercializing the Bible in Reformation-Era Germany	Jonathan Hayes	Spring 2022