Psychology Theses

Asterisk (*) after year denotes honors thesis.

1989

• Donna DiNuzio, Battering Sources and Solutions

1993

• Stephanie Daniels, Intuition and Political Activism

2002

• Suzanne Brushart, Urban Youth Restore the Herring Run

2003

• Amanda Henchel and Lizzy Maltzman, Students Teaching Students: Ecopsychology

2004

• * Simon Abramson, Students Teaching Students, ENVS 197: Ecopsychology
  
• Bridget R. Ashe, From Opposite Ends of Campus: The Bittersweet to Votey: A Qualitative Comparison: Are Specific Personality Types Attracted to Specific Majors?
  
• * Eric Heineman, Students Teaching Students, ENVS 197: Ecopsychology

2006

• Sophie H. Bassin, In Their Shoes: Survival and Conceptions of Home Among Homeless Youth
• * Hayden J. Boska, Ecopsychology: Developing and Implementing a Student Taught Course
• * Paran D. Quigley, Fostering a Positive Interpersonal Working Environment: Meshing Group Cohesion Activities with Outdoor Learning Opportunities
• Rebecca Schweigart, Motivations of Long Distance Hikers: Case Study on the Long Trail
  

  2007

• Sarah Jane P. Compton, Consumer Behavior and Organics: A Case Study of the Schwartz Norm Activation Model in Understanding Altruistic Consumer Behavior
  

  2008

• Argira Glama,  Journey to Evolutionarily-Informed Environmentalism
  
• Hillary Foster,  Horses and the Natural Environment: An Interactive, Experiential Learning Program for Underprivileged and At-Risk Children
  
• * Zachary Ewell,  Motives in Mountaineering: Understanding the Culture of High Adventure
  

  2009

• Elena Mamatas, Mindfulness and the Cultivation of Pro-Environmental Attitudes and Behaviors
  

  2019

• Kayla Justine DeCarr  –  Green, Gold and Blue?: Using Ecopsychology to Take the SAD Out of UVM’s School Colors
  

  2011

• Crystal A. Buhler  –  Environmental Art in Ecopsychology: Art for Healing the Human-to-Nature Disconnect
  

  2012

• * Page Atcheson – Strategic Climate Change Communication: A Creative Effort Toward Mitigation and Adaptation
• Patrick Intolubbe-Chmil – There and Back Again: From the Savannas of East Africa to the Mountains of New England: An Observational Study of Biophilia
• * Samantha Morgan – The Meat of the Matter: Exploring the Relationship between Environmental Ethics and the Food Choices of Environmental Studies Majors at the University of Vermont
• Adam Pearlstein – To Teach or Not to Teach?

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