Ecofeminism

1989

• Anna Ball, Is It Important for Women to Climb

1990

• Dianne Fenton, Looking At Issues of Abortion Through an Ecofeminist Perspective

1991

• Fritz Bittrich Jr., Towards a Feminist Land Ethic

1992

• Anne Stuart Hawkins, The Status of Women in the Island Pond Community Church: A Case Study in Ecofeminism
• Jennifer L. Wagner, Women and Cancer: An Ecofeminist Perspective

1993

• Stephanie Daniels, Intuition and Political Activism

1994

• Heidi Pauline Guldbrandsen, A Survey of Burlington Residents Regarding Their Attitudes Toward Ecofeminist-Related Issues
• Rachel Jolly, Ecofeminism and Its Potential To Counter Religious Dualisms: Seven Women's Perspectives on Hierarchical Dualisms Within Their Religious Views

1995

• Anna M. Kamitises, In Search of Ecofeminist Spirituality: Working Towards Sustainable Human Relations, A Case Study
• Kimberly Larsen, An Exploratory Study of Definitions and Perceptions of Ecofeminist Theory

1997

• Rachael Beddoe, An Ecofeminist Analysis of "Wilderness Women"

1999

• Amanda McIntire, Technology and the Domestic Revolution: The Effect of Rural Electrification on Farm Women in the US
  

  2008

• Emily J. May,  Toward a Respectful Dependence: Ecofeminism, Deep Ecology and Social Ecology
  

  2012

• Erica Goldberg – From Ghana to the Dominican Republic: Can Ceramic Water Filtration Improve Rural, Ghanaian Women's Access to Clean Water?
• * Avery Pittman – Gender, Power, Action: Ecofeminism For Collective Liberation: A Students-Teaching-Students Course at the University of Vermont
• * Abbe Schnibbe – Gender, Power, Action: Ecofeminism For Collective Liberation: A Students-Teaching-Students Course at the University of Vermont

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