Theses
2009
- Meagan Baco. One-Way to Two-Way Street Conversions as a Preservation and Downtown Revitalization Tool: The Case Study of Upper King Street, Charleston, South Carolina.
- Jeremy Bradham. The Documentation of Lawson’s Pond Plantation and the Craftsmanship Employed in Upper St. John’s Parish, Berkeley County, South Carolina.
- Laura Burghardt. The Movement of Architectural Elements Within Charleston, South Carolina.
- Jessica Golebiowski. Rammed Earth Architecture’s Journey to the High Hills of the Santee and its Role as an Early Concrete.
- Sarah Kollar. A Condition Assessment of the Old Island at Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, South Carolina.
- Emily Martin. The Mansion House by the Bridge: An Account of the Henry Francis DuPont Cottage at Winterthur.
- Bridget O’Brien. From the Highlands to the Low Country: Assimilation of Scottish Highland Settlers to Local Vernacular Building Traditions.
- Matt Pelz. Preserving Preeminence Amidst Revitalization: The Role of the Tharp House in the Restoration of Falmouth, Jamaica.
- Sarah Welniak. Energy Efficiency in Historic Structures.
- Chase Williston. Cultural Landscape Report: Riverland Terrace.
2008
- Jamie Lynn Destefano. Three Dimensional Digital Modeling: Benefitting Growth Management and Decision-Making of Charleston's Upper Commercial Corridor.
- Natalie L. Ford. Paint Consolidation: Preserving the Integrity of Historic Painted Walls.
- Jason Christopher Grismore. Public Housing on Peninsular Charleston, South Carolina: A History of Subsidized Housing.
- William Preston Hamilton. A Conditions Assessment and Preservation Guidelines for Second Presbyterian Church's Graveyard, Charleston, South Carolina.
- Kimberly Cox Jones. The Influences Affecting Charleston's Ornamental Plasterwork and a Link to Its Makers 1820-1860.
- Hillary Nicole King. Building Preservation Plan Richmond Plantation Manor House, Cordesville, South Carolina.
- Helen B. Moore. Architectural
Iron Preservation Using the Subcritical Fluid Treatment Method: A Case Study
Using Drayton Hall's Archaeological Iron Collection
- Xana Peltola. Moving Historic Buildings: A Study of What Makes Good Preservation Practices When Dealing with Historically Significant Buildings and Structures.
- Julius Richardson. Early Houses of Williamsburg County.
- Meg C. Richardson. Demolition by Neglect: An Examination of Charleston's Ordinance.
- James M. Zwolak. Documentation and Interpretation in Hampstead Village, a Neighborhood on Charleston's East Side.
2007
- Sandi G. Feaster. The Interpretation and Memory of Places for Segregated Education: A Comparative Analysis.
- Kathryne M. Joseph. The Missing Link: Archaeological Resource Protection in Charleston, South Carolina.
- Kimberly C. Norton. The Interpretation of Comingtee Plantation.
- Christopher A. Ohm. The "Dead House" at the Former Charleston Navy Base and Shipyard.
- Katie A. Stojsavljevic. Housing and Living Patterns among Charleston's Free People of Color in Wraggborough, 1796-1877.
- Paul A. Woodward. Historic Preservation and Revitalization in Working-class Communities.
2006
- Adrienne N. Jacobsen. Memory and the Evolution of Modern Performance Spaces: Preservation Approaches at Charleston's Memminger Auditorium and Riviera Theater.
- Angela R. Kleinschmidt. A Preservation Plan for North Charleston.
- Jennifer-Kristine M. Mortensen. The Furnishing and Finishing of Drayton Hall.
- Cameron Schwabenton. Remembering Randolph Hall: Reuniting the Interior with Its Monumental Past.
- Joshua A. Skinner. The Evolution of the Chimneystack and Its Importance in Charleston Architecture.
- Celeste E. Wiley. Making the Transition: Digital Archiving for Preservation.
