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2022

• Dr. Mark Berlin (Political Science) – The Persistence of Human Rights Violations in Liberal Democracies: The Chicago Police Torture Cases
• Dr. Alexandra Kriofske Mainella (Counselor Education) – Multicultural Counseling: Getting on the Same Page with Self-Compassion and Humility

2021

• Dr. Kimberly Harris (Philosophy) – In Battle for Peace: Du Bois on the Prophetic Role of the Philosopher
• Rev. John Tiede, S.J. (Theology) – Ignacio Ellacuria and Oscar Romero: Violence and Transformation

2020

• Dr. Louise Cainkar (Social and Cultural Sciences) – 'Muslim Ban' on Yemeni American Families and Methods of Trauma Recovery
• Dr. Brian Palmer-Rubin (Political Science) – Organizing Precarious Workers: Berry Pickers and Collective Action in Mexico

2019

• Dr. Irfan Omar (Theology) – Re-framing Peace: Muslim Stories of Peacemaking for the 21st Century
• Dr. Jessica Wolfendale (Philosophy) – Tolerating Torture: The Creation of a Torture Culture in the US

2018

• Dr. Alexandra Crampton (Social and Cultural Sciences) – From Court to Community: Mediation as Family Relationship Intervention
• Dr. Jessica Rich (Political Science) – Promoting Good Governance and Democracy in South America

2017

• Dr. Noelle Brigden (Political Science) – Transnational Im/mobilities: Mapping Clandestine Globalization and Fragmentation of the Nation-State from Central America to the United States
• Dr. Cedric Burrows (English) – Rhetorical Crossover: The Black Rhetorical Presence in White Culture

2016

• Dr. Alex Crampton (Social and Cultural Sciences) – Getting Past "Yes" as Measure of Mediation Success
• Dr. Christine Krueger (English) – Literature, Law and Traumatic History

2015

• Dr. Beth Godbee (English) – The Power of Affiliative Disposition: Why Relational Work Matters ()
• Dr. Andrew Larsen (History) – Peace Compacts in 13th- and 14th-century Oxford

2014

• Dr. Kathleen Clark (Educational Policy) – Nurturing Children’s Understanding and Capacity for Peace Through Literature
• Dr. Heather Hlavka (Social and Cultural Sciences) and Dr. Sameena Mulla (Social and Cultural Sciences) â€“ The Violence of the (Virtual) Word: The Role of Social Media and Communication Technology in Adjudicating Sexual Assault
• Dr. Irfan Omar (Theology) – Dialogue of the Heart: Islam, Interreligious Hermeneutics and Peacemaking ()

2013

• Dr. Sarah Gendron (Foreign Languages and Literatures) – Genocide Culture: The Role of Cultural Practices in Pre- and Post-genocide Rwanda
• Dr. Grant Silva (Philosophy) – Approaching the Borders of Peace: The Militarization of National Borders and the Creation of Internal Divisions

2012

• Danielle Beverly (Digital Media and Performing Arts) – Online Historical Timeline for Old SouthDocumentary
• Dr. Theresa Tobin (Philosophy) – On Spiritual Violence

2011

• Dr. Alex Crampton (Social and Cultural Sciences) – Evaluation of Mediation with Divorcing Couples in Dispute over Child Custody and Visitation
• Dr. Dawne Moon (Social and Cultural Sciences) – Dialogues with the Other: Experiences of Jewish-Palestinian Dialogue

2010

• Dr. Louise Cainkar (Social and Cultural Sciences) – Liminality, Loyalty and Modes of Incorporation: Comparative, Transnational Study of American Muslim Youth

2009

• Dr. Jodi Melamed (English) – Global Resource Wars and Indigenous Peacemaking
• Dr. Franco Trivigno (Philosophy) – Guns, Trauma and Virtue: The Virtue Theoretic Case Against Gun Possession

2008

• Dr. Sharon Chubbuck (Educational Policy) – Forgiveness Interventions in Urban High Schools
• Dr. Irfan Omar (Theology) – Peacemakers the al-Risala Way: Wahiduddin Kahn's Theology of Nonviolent Activism