Wolf Theses

• 1991 Julie Everman, Policy Analysis of the Reintroduction of Wolves Into the Greater Yellowstone Area Using Clawson's Criteria of Social/Cultural Acceptability
• 1991 Caroline Harmon, The Social and Political Aspects of Wolf Recovery in Nortwest Montana
• 1992 Lauren Clare O'Brien, The Wolf Who Cried Boy
• 1993 Daniel A. Robinson, A Wolf's Cry for Yellowstone A Case Study of the Issues Surrounding the Reintroduction of the Gray Wolf in Yellowstone National Park
• 1995 Whitney B. Potter, The Potential for the Restoration of the Eastern Timber Wolf in to the Northeastern United Stares: A Case Study
• 1996 Rebecca Biskaduros, The Human-Animal Relationship Studied Through Art and the Wolf
• 1997 Geoffrey Brooks Seymour Jr., Assessment of the Social Acceptability of Eastern Timber Wolf Reintroduction into the Adirondack Park
• 1998 Carla Jean Bowditch, Knowledge and Attitudes Regarding the Return of the Wolf in Northern Minnesota
• 1999 Andre Alexander Gardner, A Quantitative Survey Measuring the Attitudes of Burlington Residents on the Ownership of Wolf Hybrids as Pets
• 1999 Jill Smith, Assessing the Feasibility of a Possible Eastern Timber Wolf Canis Lupis Lycaon Reintroduction into the Northeastern United States
• 2001 Robin Fogg, The Historical Symbolization of the Wolf as Portrayed through the Reintroduction Policies of both The Yellowstone National Parklands and the Northeastern Regions of the United States

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