Selected titles of Undergraduate honors thesis written prior to 2013 can be found in Special Collections.
Theses from 2015
The Influence of Direct to Consumer Advertising of Oral Contraceptives and the Consumer’s Attitudes and Perceptions that Ensue, Olivia A. Till
Theses from 2014
Is perception reality? Evaluating the country-of-origin effect and its implications for new business ventures in Costa Rica, Alexandra Michelle Somborn
Theses from 2013
Moving Mission Into Action Through Strategy, Lauren Davenport
Theses from 2012
Exploring the Differences of the Grocery Experience between Spain and The United States: Is it more than just Potato, Patata, Tomato, Tomate?, Madison Dowell
International Marketing and Walmart's Missed Opportunity, Michelle Geisler
The observing public's perception on individual's behavior when pressured with unethical decisions, Amanda Hancock
The Green Shuttle Business Plan, Carter King
The Recession of 2008: For Better or for Worse, Kelsy Litchenburg
Drivers of the Cash Conversion Cycle in Retail: a Test of Resource Dependency Theory, Katie McClellan
Advertising and the influence on self-destructive behaviors with an emphasis on childhood obesity, Kimberly Moffat
The Evolution of the U.S. Logistics Outsourcing Industry: An Organizational Ecology Perspective, Wei Ping Saw
Corporate Sponsorship in High School Athletics, Morgan Sherman
Business and cultural implications for Walmart in Spain, Ariel Spencer
On Shelf Availability: A Literature Review & Conceptual Framework, Kristie Spielmaker
Sweat or threat? a look into the ethics of sweatshops, Kristin Wilmes
Is Differentiation Better?: Consumer Memory for Online Advertisement Selection, Keri Wood
Theses from 2011
Logistics Outsourcing in Brazil and the U.S.: an Institutional Theory Perspective, Maria Barrenechea
A Creative Brief for Hogs Abroad, Spencer J. Burmingham
