Pew Summer Research Program

Year of Summer Research	Name	Department	Title
1996	Randall Bush	Christian Studies	“Good and Bad Difference…”
1996	David McClune	Music	“An Annotated Survey of Original Clarinet Concertos…”
1996	Bevalee Pray	Business	“Ethics, Morality, and Professionalism”
1996	John Harris	English	“The Electronic Mind…”
1997	David Gushee	Christian Studies	“The Moral Life in Christian Homiletics”
1997	Terry McRoberts	Music	“The Piano Works of Toru Takemitsu”
1997	David Thomas	History	“Frontier Religious Commitments: Religious Participation in Oregon’s Willamette Valley, 1830-1860”
1998	Bobby Rogers	English	“We Spend Our Years as a Tale that is Told: The Practice and Theory of the Long Poem”
1998	David Thomas	History	“To Seek, Suffer, and Trust: Ascetic Devotion in a Modern Church”
1999	Karen Mulder	Art	“The Heidelberg Heiliggeistkirche Controversy”
1999	Paul Munson	Music	“The Aesthetics of Liszt’s Late Music”
2000	Terry McRoberts	Music	“Messiaen’s Piano Music: A Journey of Birdsong and Faith”
2000	Terry Lindley	History	“Southern Baptist Response to the Vietnam War”
2001	Lee Benson	Art	“The Trinity as Proclaimed by Triptych Architecture and Altars”
2001	George Guthrie	Christian Studies	“Commentary on the Use of the Old Testament in Hebrews”
2001	Brad Green	Christian Studies	“God and Creation in the Thought of Colin Gunton”
2001	Matt Lunsford	Math	“The Ideas of Evariste Galois: Recovering Motivation in Abstract Algebra Through the Exploration of Original Sources”
2002	Wayne Wofford	Biology	“A Critical Examination of the Evidence for the Chemical Evolution of Life”
2002	Tony Chiareli	Sociology	“The Forging of Political Resource Communities”
2002	Kina Mallard	Communication Arts
2003	Mark Dubis	Christian Studies	“New Creation: Exploration and Implications of a Biblical-Theological Motif”
2003	David Malone	English	“Versions of Love: Stories about Love, Loneliness, and Irony at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century”
2004	Troy Riggs	Math	“The Origins of Hypothesis Testing: Recovering Scientific Reasoning in Statistical Pedagogy”
2004	Gene Fant	English	“Reading Christianly or Christians Reading? In Search of a Unified Theory of Christian Literary Criticism”
2004	Mark Dubis	Christian Studies	“First Peter in Recent Research”
2004	Terry McRoberts	Music	*“Années de Pèlerinage, Deuxième Année—Italie: An Informed Lecture Recital”*
2005	Mark Dubis	Christian Studies	“A Semantic and Structural Analysis of 1 Peter 1:1-2:10”
2005	Hal Poe	Christian Studies	“The Problem of Love”
2005	David Gushee	Christian Studies	“The Sanctity of Life: An Evangelical Exploration”
2005	Gavin Richardson	English	*“The Byzantine Anastasis: The Transfiguration of Romanitas”*
2006	Theresa L. Blakley	Social Work	“The Anatomy of Trauma and Faith”
2006	J. Daryl Charles	Christian Studies	“Retrieving Natural Law: A Return to Moral First Things”
2006	Kevin Cooney	Political Science	“How the Powerful Think: Foreign Policy Making in Democratic Japan”
2006	Matt Lunsford	Mathematics	“Substitution Groups and Remarkable Subgroups”
2007	Theresa Blakley	Social Work	“The Trauma of Faith”
2007	Karen Martin	Languages	*“Challenging Borders: The Demarcation of Space and Place in Isabel Allende’s House of the Spirits* Trilogy”**
2007	Darin White	Business	“Ethical Behavior and Christian Religiosity in Business Relationships: A Symbolic Interactionist Perspective”
2007	George Guthrie	Christian Studies	"Letter and Spirit: Discourse Analysis of a Pauline Conundrum”
2008	Judy Leforge	History	“The 19th Century Civil Rights Movement: The Black Church and Biblically-Inspired Activism”
2008	Brad Green	Christian Studies	“Understanding and the Cross—The Life of the Mind in Light of Christ and the Cross”
2008	David Austill	Business	“In the Development of American Law Have Jurists and Legislatures Moved Away from Christian Traditions and Virtues? Maybe Not”
2008	Mark Dubis	Christian Studies	*Baylor Handbook on the Greek Text of 1 Peter*