* Kindred Spirits: Artists Hilda Wilkinson Brown and Lilian Thomas Burwell, Cintia Cabib, Documentary Filmmaker
* The Archaeology of the Virginia Avenue Tunnel Reconstruction Project, Southeast, Washington, DC, Susan Bupp, Senior Cultural Resources Specialist and Henry Ward, Clark/Parsons Joint Venture
* Does Where you Live Determine Your Fate, Ayo Magwood, The Maret School
* Telling Large Stories with Limited Resources, Anne Armstrong, Director of the National Guard Memorial Museum and Heather Glady, Curatorial Intern, Smithsonian National Museum of American History
* Treasures of the Smithsonian, Jenna Hill, Katrina Wioncek and Sydney Weaver, Public History Graduate Students, American University
* Beneath the Potomac: Examining Submerged Natural and Cultural Resources along the George Washington Memorial Parkway, Bradley A. Krueger, Cultural Resource Specialist with the National Park Service and Hannah M. Dean, George Washington Memorial Parkway, U.S. National Park Service
* History of Segregation & Gentrification in DC through GIS Maps, 1930-2014, Josh Siegel, Student, The Maret School
* Democracy on Stage: How America's Citizens Reinvented the Meaning and Use of D.C.'s National Mall, Katherine Crawford-Lackey, Doctoral Student, Middle Tennessee State University
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