Student Research - Middle East

Executive Time: The Meaning and Reach of Presidential Tweets Regarding Foreign Policy in the Middle East in the Press
Emily Anderson (Faculty Mentor: Shannon McGregor) 
Department of Communication, 2018

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Pilot testing a rapport building checklist with law enforcement and immigrant communities
Rija Siddiqui (Faculty Mentor: Caren Frost) 
College of Social Work, 2018

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Economic Policies Effects on Forced Human Movement
Jessica Arthurs (Faculty Mentor: Aster Tecle) 
College of Social Work, 2017

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Voice Onset Time in Arabic and English Stop Consonants
Eve Olson (Faculty Mentory: Rachel Hayes-Harb)
Department of Linguistics, 2017

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Health, Health Literacy and Healthcare Utilization Among Muslim Women in Utah
Mu Pye, Kai Sin (Faculty Mentor: Akiko Kamimura)
Department of Sociology, 2017

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Arab Secession in 7th Century Syria-Palestine
Christian Riehle (Faculty Mentor Peter von Sivers) 
Department of History, 2015

Dressing the Part: Early Christian Identity, North Africa 100-200 CE
Airyana Markham (Faculty Mentor Isabel Moreira) 
Department of History, 2015

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The Negative Aspect of Celestial Phenomena Is Consistent With the Mandaean Gnostic Worldview
John Simpson (Faculty Mentor Sheikh M. Safiullah)
Department of History, 2015

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A Nuclear Iran: The Economic, Political, and Social Impetus Behind Negotiations
Bryn McWhorter (Faculty Mentor Carrie Humphreys) 
Department of Political Science, 2015

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Leftists as Political Opposition in Iran
Amanda Jarvis (Faculty Mentor Soheila Amirsoleimani) 
Department of World Languages & Culture, 2015

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Origins of a Monotheistic Worldview Among the Ancient Israelites
Isa Shreeve (Faculty Mentor Brandon Peterson) 
Department of World Languages & Cultures, 2015