REFLECTIONS ON RESEARCH, A VIDEO ESSAY
REFLECTIONS ON RESEARCH, A VIDEO ESSAY
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The following video was created for the 2026 UGA Libraries Undergraduate Research Award.
Scroll down to view the script used in the video essay's creation and four sample research essays that inspired this project.
REFLECTIONS ON RESEARCH
REFLECTIONS ON RESEARCH
by Zachary Stiles
by Zachary Stiles
SCRIPT
SCRIPT
Reflections on Research.pdfSAMPLE RESEARCH ESSAYS
SAMPLE RESEARCH ESSAYS
Zachary Stiles - Drawing the Line (Final Draft).pdfDrawing the Line: From Atkins to Hamm, Intellectual Disability and the Death Penatly
Drawing the Line: From Atkins to Hamm, Intellectual Disability and the Death Penatly
Drawing the Line is an article I wrote for the upcoming issue of the Undergraduate Law Review at Georgia (ULRAG). It has been peer-reviewed by both ULRAG's Editors and Dr. Jonathan King of UGA's Political Science Department.
Apartheid Within Cold War Diplomacy (1).pdfApartheid Within Cold War Diplomacy: The Influence of the United States on South Africa's Nuclear Weapons Program
Apartheid Within Cold War Diplomacy: The Influence of the United States on South Africa's Nuclear Weapons Program
Apartheid Within Cold War Diplomacy is an article of mine published by The Historical Review at the University of Washington in 2025.
Zachary Stiles - Seventeenth Amendment.pdf17th Amendment
17th Amendment
The paper above is a legislative history of the 17th Amendment requested by and written for TheCongressProject.com, which is run by Dr. Anthony Madonna of UGA's Political Science Department. The article is to be published in Spring of 2026.
Zachary Stiles - Naming the War.pdfNaming the War: Casualty Lists and the Burden of Death During the Civil War
Naming the War: Casualty Lists and the Burden of Death During the Civil War
Naming the War is an essay I wrote for Dr. Stephen Berry's course, HIST4702: History of the Civil War & Reconstruction. The paper covers the history of casualty lists and their significance during our nation's bloodiest conflict.
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