GRADUATE STUDENTS

Thesis track

Daniel M. Marsowicz, “Shalam Utopia as the Dream Unfolds,” June 2004. (Best thesis award.)

Jarma Rose Jones, “Breaking Ground: Art, Urbanization and Industry’s Role in American Concepts of Nature,” June 2005. (Best thesis award.)

Jason Anthony Levy, “The Beats and the Emergence of the Counterculture,” August 2005.

Jerry D. Wallace, “Shaping Nature: J. Stokely Ligon and Evolving Ecological Attitudes Toward Nature in Twentieth-Century New Mexico History,” June 2007. (Best thesis award.)

Brian Samuel King, “Not All Who Wander Are Lost: Freedom, Rebirth, and the American West,” July 2007.

James Cannon Hackethorn, “Common Waters, Conflicted Interests: The Supression of Indigenous Sovereignty in the Water Rights Development of the Milk and St. Mary Rivers,” January 2010.

Public history students

Martin Davenport, “Encasing Adobe: When Technology Trumped Tradition,” 2006. (Best public history student award.)

Peter Friesen, “Hemp, History, and Museums,” October 2006.

Brigida Blasi, “Glorieta Pass: Gateway to the Past,” June 2007. (Best public history student award.)