I was able to catch up with four of the six 2015-2016 Livingstone Prize Winners before they dispersed for the summer. Below are the interviews I recorded with these intelligent and talented undergraduate men and women.

• Livingstone Undergraduate Research Award in Creative Works and Media Production
  Mother Internet : Blessed Virgin : A Coming of Age Story by Elizabeth Baber

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• Livingstone Undergraduate Research Award in Policy, Practice, and Public Life
  Cultural Property Repatriation: History, Legality, and Ethical Precedent for Museums in the United States by Rhiannon Bell

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• Livingstone Undergraduate Research Award in Sustainability and the Environment (sponsored by Gale, part of Cengage Learning)
  The Mobilization of the Environmental Justice Movement in Louisiana: EJ Disputes and Grassroots Organizing in the Mississippi Industrial Corridor by Joseph Gallagher

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• Livingstone Undergraduate Research Award in the Humanities and Social Sciences
  “Glory of Yet Another Kind”: The Evolution & Politics of First-Wave Queer Activism, 1867-1924 by GVGK Tang

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