Summer 2009:

• Scholarship on African Traditional Religions And Interpretations of Magic
  Kayla Furman (Kristi Upson-Saia)
   
• A Study of Productive Fragmentation in Contemporary Dialogue
  Agne Jomantaite (Dale Wright)
   
• The Rise and Fall of the Intellectual Class in Iran
  Miles Painter (Malek Moazzam-Doulat)

Summer 2007:

• The Life and Death of Michel Foucault
  Kevin Chaves (Malek Moazzam-Doulat)
   
• An Unwalked Path: The Future of Buddhism in Los Angeles
  Jacqueline Herrlin (Dale Wright)

Summer 2006:

• Bringing Hope to At-Risk Youth in Northwest Pasadena: Values, Methods, and Challenges of Evangelical Christians
  Kevin Dutton (Diana Akiyama)

Summer 2005:

• Globalization and Infectious Disease  
  Kendra L. Giamario (Donna Maeda and Elizabeth Braker)
   
• The Iranian Revolution of 1979: A Case Study of the Rise of Political Islam in the Muslim World  
  Jake Hogue (Malek Moazzam-Doulat)
   
• An Exploration of Hildegard of Bingen’s Concept Viriditas and Its Implications Concerning Sexuality and the Twelfth Century Catholic Church
  Rebecca Shellock (Michael Near and Dale Wright)
   
• Muslims in France: Government Policy and Political Integration
  Rebecca Slenes (Malek Moazzam-Doulat)

Summer 2004:

• Nonprofit Organizations & Values of Self-Empowerment: Helping People Create their own Fulfillment in Life.
  Nathan Baptiste (Elmer Griffin)
  
  
• Reproductive Biotechnology and Ethical Decisions: Buddhist vs. Catholic Standpoints
  Lauren Constancio (Dale Wright)
  
  
• Buddhist Environmental Ethics in Practice.
  Jacob Dubail (Dale Wright)
  
  
• Discovering the Irmandade da Nossa Senhora da Boa Morte e Gloria: Understanding the Social and Personal Value that a Sisterhood Provides for its Members.
  Ana Maria Garay (Felisa Guillen)
  
  
• Getting Real About Morality: Insights from the Confluence of Evolutionary Socio-Biology and Moral Philosophy.
  Noah Glusenkamp (Dale Wright)
  
  
• Political Articulations of Islamic Identity: A Case Study in the Negotiation of Religion and Secularism in Egypt and Iran.
  Heather Kanny (Malek Moazzam-Doulat)

Summer 2003:

• Pentecostal Faith and Spirituality in Guatemala.
  Stacey Carr (D. Keith Naylor)
  
  
• The Notion of "Impermanence" and the Comprehension of "Meaningful Work" in Buddhism. 
  Phuong Minh Thi Nguyen (Dale Wright)

Summer 2000:

• From Nirvana to Enlightenment.
  Scott Arenstein (Dale Wright)
  
  
• Alternate Herstories: Filipinas' stories of Exploitation, Exportation and Resistance.
  Rosie Baldonado and Ken Davison (Donna Maeda)