| Yixi Zhou | Do Machines with Artificial Intelligence Performing as Caring Companions Have Personhood and Social Rights? (2020) |
| Gabriella Hulsey | Grounding Friendship in Non-traditional Moral Frameworks (2018) |
| Clare Prober | The Ethical Foundations for Animal Rights (2016) |
| Gina DeSimone | The Makings of a Monster: Exploring the Connection Between Mary Wollstonecraft’s Philosophy and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (2015) |
| John Green | Does Freedom Imply Morality?: The Understanding and Interrelation of Freedom, Action, and Morality in Kant and Nietzsche’s Normative Philosophy (2015) |
| Aidan Kestigian | Respect for Individuals in Theories of Criminalization (2012) |
| Kenneth Monroe | Freedom and Normative Neutrality: Assessing Robert Nozick’s Libertarianism (2012) |
| Christopher Speth | Happiness Through Virtue: The Egoistic Reasons for Morality (2012) |
| Robert Carry Osborne | The Satisfactions of Subjectivity: A Defense of Idealism (2011) |
| Sherri Lynn Conklin | Blame and Moral Indifference (2010) |
| Paloma Naderi | Can We Talk About Women as Women? A Philosophical Inquiry into the Feminist Essentialist Debate (2009) |
| Gabrielle Nussbaum | Answers to the Tragedy of the Commons (2008) |
| Maya Milic-Strkalj | Liberalism as Feminism: Martha Nussbaum’s Capabilities Approach (2008) |
| Rebecca Faulkner | To live or let die : a perspective on the morality of euthanizing severely handicapped infants (2006) |
| Julia Rae Felder | The ideal of the moral law within : how rational beings find perfectionism in imperfect duties (2006) |
| Heather Ann Mills | On the nature of persons (2006) |
| Elisabeth A. Christensen | The metaphysical foundations of animal welfare (2005) |
| Carolyn Wills | Death and dying in the twenty-first century : an argument for the moral permissibility of physician-assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia (2005) |
| Trishula Oswald | Responsibility, choice, and alternatives : the presuppositions of Harry Frankfurt’s counterexample (2004) |
| Jessica L. Gordon | HIV/AIDS in the world : a test of Western ethos (2004) |
| TeriLyn Colaluca | A just perspective : a philosophical look at women’s human rights, the family & justice (2001) |
| David T. Casey | Negative rights and social indifference : trying to resuscitate Robert Nozick’s libertarianism (2001) |
| Jennifer C. Durette | Towards a science of the mind (2000) |
| Lara Edinger | Kant and McTaggart on time (1998) |
| Robert M. Bosco | The human rights argument (1996) |
| Michelle Ann Ripa | Prodigal daughters : an ethnographic study of teenage mothers / by Michelle Ann Ripa. (1996) |
| Richmond dePeyster Talbot | The ethical permissibility of procuring anencephalic infants organs before the cessation of spontaneous cardio-respiratory functions (1993) |
| Stephanie A. DiFillipo | Alasdair Macintyre : the narrative unity of a human life (1990) |
| Amy R. Nelson | Investigating knowledge : an analysis of Plato’s Theaetetus (142a-187b) (1990) |
| Kelly. Sjölander | Arguments from moral and legal philosophy rejecting the justifiability of reverse discrimination (1990) |
| Katherine G. Moulton | Feeding children on philosophy : Maternal thinking and Virginia Woolf (1990) |
| Elizabeth Brooke. Ward | Why Kantian conceptions of morality are too demanding (1988) |
| Lisa E. Ledoux | Immanuel Kant’s theory of space (1985) |
| Barbara Ellen Holmes | The effects of industrialization on children in the mills and mines in nineteenth century England (1985) |
| Lindsay Glickman | The internal morality of adjudication : an assessment of two models (1983) |
| Monica Foulkes | Reason and ends in Aristotle’s Ethics (1982) |
| Beth A. Rushford | Liberty and legitimacy : administrative regulation and the rule of law (1979) |
| Susan W. Klein | A philosophical analysis of creativity in art (1973) |
| Suzanne Hurley | The nature of political obligations (1972) |
| Carol A. Joffe | Wittgenstein and the nature of logical necessity (1972) |
| Julia Benedict Newton | The nature of love; a philosophical analysis of an emotion (1971) |
| Susan J. Leach | On the nature of metaphor (1970) |
| Susan Barrett Matthews | The nature of moral language: an explication and critical analysis of The language of morals by R.M. Hare (1969) |
| Constance H. Cavanaugh | Where is there? The problem of urban identity in America (1968) |
| Ellen Ann Greengross | The relevance of phenomenology: Maurice Merleau-Ponty (1968) |
| Louise M. Henn | Morality as metaphysically based: an exploration into the philosophy of Samuel Alexander (1968) |
| Elizabeth L. Athey | The contemporary relevancy of utopian philosophy (1968) |
| Kathleen M. McNally | The implication of four Upanishads for the political theory of India (1968) |
| Hope Wilson | Hindu and Buddhist concepts in T.S. Eliot’s “Four Quartets” (1968) |
| Katherine C. Crosby | The concept of time (1967) |
| Sue Marie Perrott | Dasein’s analysis and the question of authenticity (1967) |
| Patricia A. King | The influence of six writers on the intellectual evolution of German nationalism (1963) |
| Abigail Harriet Oberlin | “All good things come in threes.” An explication of Hegel’s doctrine of the notion (1963) |
| Tulin Mentese | Kant’s view of the moral law and its consequences for certain religious concepts (1962) |
| Roberta Sue Shuler | The function of the fine arts in civilization (1961) |
| Catherine M. Speers | Dostoyevsky’s views on suffering (1961) |
| Sara G. Terry | The still points and the turning world; a study of T.S. Eliot’s concept of time and the relationship between the temporal and the permanent, as found in “Four Quartets” (1960) |
| Dorothy Jane Kerper | The nature and significance of choice in Aristotle, Sartre and Kierkegaard (1958) |
| Nancy Ann Gattuso | Order and disorder in the arts (1956) |
| Regina Catherine Bahlman | The dark tower (1952) |
| Lois Caldwell | Study of language (1950) |
| Carolyn Rice | Creativity in ethics (1950) |
| Dorothy Soest | The rational animal: a study of reason and the senses in Aristotelean and Kantian epistemology with its relation to the will in their ethics (1949) |
| Mary Elizabeth Shreve | The lion and the unicorn: a study in the duality of love (1948) |
| Rebecca Dooey | Philosophic background of Fascism (1939) |