Georgetown University Library Showcase – Thesis or Dissertation Projects Projects

Spring 2024

Hands and the lower arms of people with a range of skin colors adjoined in a circle.

Renovando Esperanza y Restaurando Salud- “Renewing Hope and Restoring Health”- A High Impact Communications Plan Developed for Reaching Spanish-speaking Communities

This research project reaches Spanish-speaking communities that are the most in need of hearing this lifesaving message but least likely to know these lifesaving resources exist.

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Fall 2023

Color illustration of 4 tall buildings. In the background there is a rendering of taller high-rise buildings and imagery of neural networks.

Tradition Meets Transformation: AI-Enhanced Real Estate Finance

Exploring AI's transformative role in real estate analysis, this thesis bridges technology with traditional financial methods.

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Spring 2023

A visual representation of "The Golden Circle of Public Diplomacy." The graphic shows concentric circles starting with "Why" in the very center circle, then How, What, Where, Who, When.

The purpose of Spain’s PD: a golden circle of public diplomacy analysis

This article is the first case study that proves the practical application of Cabrera Cuadrado's new public diplomacy model "The Golden Circle of Public Diplomacy".

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Image showing a stack or books on the left and a heart with "Mom" written in text.

Mother Knows Best: Maternal Activism in the 21st-Century Book Banning Conversation

My American Studies senior thesis which asks the question: why are mothers, in particular, at the helm of the very "American" book-banning conversation?

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Spring 2021

Digital Cosmos, Mutual Worlds: An Archive of Queer Social Spaces

English Honors thesis, a historiography of queer and trans* social spaces.

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Fall 2020

Reallocating Road Space to Place on Georgia Avenue: A Systematic Approach for the Attrition Tactician

Master's thesis for the Urban & Regional Planning Program at Georgetown University’s School of Continuing Studies

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