Egypt

• Mouna Khabbaz '92, "Water Scarcity, Population Growth, and the Nile River," researched in 1992
• Gregory Karpinski '95, "The Rise of Fundamentalism and the Prospects for Civil Society," researched in 1994
• Jared Levant '02, "Pharoah's Legacy: The Nature of Conflict in Modern Egypt," researched in 2002

Kenya

• Matthew Edmundson '05, "The Immigration of the Somali Bantus from the Kakuma Refugee Camp to the U.S.," in 2004

Morocco

• Lisa BonoCorredor '04 and Erica Levine '04, "USAID and Women's Policies," in 2004

Nigeria

• Abisoye Babajide '00, and Danielle Lightburn (BU'00) participated in a needs-assessment tour by KIND of NGO's that work with women and youth, researched in 1999

Uganda

• Nicole Bores '02, "Assessing the Impacts of Outsiders on Community Empowerment: Water Source Protection in Rural Uganda," researched in 2002
• Sarah Arkin '06, Tiffany Chen '06, and Ana Martinez '05, "U.S. Aid and International Policies on Refugees and IDPs in Uganda," in 2004

Senegal

• Grace Hollister '02 and Kelly Morrison '02, "Senegalese Women and Microcredit: The Search for a Suitable Solution," researched in 2002

South Africa

• Alexander Busse '04 and Sean Young '04, "Housing and Sustainable Development in South Africa: An Examination of Informal Settlements in the Greater Johannesburg Area," researched in 2002
• J. Jeremy Sueker '06, "Work Experience: HIV and AIDS Programme," researched at University of the Western Cape in 2004

Zimbabwe

• Kevin McCauley '92, "Spirits of Violence: An Experimental Perspective on the Militarization of Zimbabwean Identity and the Reconstruction of Memory in Southern Africa," researched in 1992
• Frances Dixon '06 and Jeremy Sueker '06, "Famine as a Political Tool," in 2003