- Tatyana Rossolimos-Kalogeropoulos, “Gun Reform and the Associated Political Contingency”

- Cole Joseph Christopher, “Italian American Mafia and Gun Control”

- Joseph DiVola, “The Second Amendment and its Racial Overtones”

- Maxwell F. Gilpatrick, “The Politics of the 2nd Amendment: How the 2nd Amendment Became Polarized”

1-2PM - Veterans, Viruses, and War

- Maiah J. Vorce, “Changing Representations of the Second World War: Why We Fight, Victory at Sea, and The World at War”

- Nicholas M. Fitzgerald, “Contagious Opinion: How the Public Reacted to Three Disease Outbreaks in Southern New England”

- Matthew Castagna, “Disabled Civil War Veterans and the Struggle for Pensions”

2-3PM - Reconstructing Race & Gender: from the Ancient World to the Nineteenth Century

- Norman Paul Kerman, “Making Waves: How New Bedford’s Whaling Industry Attracted Southern Slaves and Sparked Abolitionist and Anti-Slavery Movements”

- Elinor Schelleng, “Perceptions of Masculinity from the Classical World to the Victorian Period”

- Megan Rose Busby, “Reconstructing the Black Family: How the Freedman’s Bureau Sought to Shape Black Family Structures After Emancipation”