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We all know that our History majors work their tails off. Doctoral candidate (and Department Historian reporter) Joshua Tait crunched some numbers and found that at a minimum, our Majors read about 10,000 pages, and crank out roughly 25 term papers (totaling 195 pages of original writing) over the course of their History careers at Carolina—and that’s not counting all the work they do in other departments! So all of our graduating seniors deserve a hearty congratulations.

For many of our students, those long nights in Davis Library have yielded gratifying recognition.

Congratulations to all our talented students who have earned honors this academic year!

Recipients of Honors and Highest Honors in History
Jacob Bell (Highest Honors) Lacey Hunter
Mary Grady Bell Matthew McKnight
Sydney Bezanson James Messmer
Katherine Frances Cayton (Highest Honors) Alexander Peeples
Rebecca Cockram (Highest Honors) Michael Purello
Olivia Holder Sophie Rupp
Jeremy Howell Michael Sanders
  Emma Watts

Phi Beta Kappa Inductees
Mary Grady Bell Alexander Peeples
Danielle Callahan Grace Porter
Rebekah Cockram Joshua Rodriguez
Peyton Coleman Sophia Rupp
Jordan Jenkins Lydia Trogdon
Luke Kessel

Phi Alpha Theta Inductees
Rebecca Agner Madison McCaffrey
Mary Armstrong Akash Mishra
Catherine Blake-Harris Meredith Norman
Mercer Brady Alison Oehling
Emma Burri Richard Denton Ong
Andrews Faulk Amanda Packer
Brage Humphries Grace Porter
Maya Kapoor Michael Sanders
Anna Knotek Mary Sotelo
Jacob Koehler

Undergraduate Awards

Frank W. Ryan Award for Best Honors Thesis
Frances Clayton, “Radio Free Europe, Poland, and 1956: Impact and Incoherencies in American Psychological Warfare Intervention Efforts”

Joshua Meador Prize for the Best History 398 Paper
Max Conley, “Nationality and Florality: Cherry Blossoms and the Hybridity of Japanese Identity”

Michael L. and Matthew L. Boyatt Award (to fund research expenses and study abroad)
Oliver Mitchell-Boyask, “The Historical Memory of World War One in the United States during the Interwar Period”
Walter Vozzo, “Locating Felix Fabri in Material and Regional Space”
Richard Denton Ong, “States of Emergency in 20th Century America: A Political History”
Max Conley (study in Japan)
Jordan Jenkins (study in Edinburgh, Scotland)
Mitchell Sokol (study in Poland)
Siani Antoine (study in Poland)
Grace McKinley (Ireland)
Mercer Brady (Spain)
Joseph Holmes (Spain)
Catherine Blake-Harris (Hong Kong)

David Anthony Kusa Award (to fund research expenses)
Daniel Harrell, “A Tenuous Relationship: Muslim League Support for the British during World War II”

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