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Theses and Projects from 2020
Perceptions of foster care workers on birth parenting times, Pallas Schuster (Social Work)
Painted turtle (Chrysemys picta) home range and habitat use in a dam impoundment, Bria Spalding (Biology)
Children and childhood in the Bhāgavata Purāṇa and its theatrical traditions, Makoto Takata (History and Philosophy)
Understanding complex post traumatic stress disorders in adolescents: A literature review, Megan Talbot (Social Work)
Senior trumpet recital, Cheyenne VanNest (Music and Dance)
To eat or not to eat: Urbanization and the foraging behaviors of Michigan passerines, Victoria T. Vo (Biology)
NVRCH Music Festival: Creating and fulfilling the strategy, Honore Washington (English Language and Literature)
Effects of a service-learning experience on English language teacher development, Evelyn C. West (World Languages)
David: Donatello, Michelangelo, and Bernini, Marie Williamson (English Language and Literature)
Historical memory and the role of the media in conflict resolution: A study on prolonged conflict in Catalonia, Hannah Zwolensky (Political Science)
Theses and Projects from 2019
Examination of behavioral lateralizations in juvenile tarantulas in the presence of prey odors, Matthew Angelosanto (Biology)
The crucible of Christendom: Roman Catholicism and the reign of Franz Joseph, Joseph P. Aninos (History and Philosophy)
On the syntax of resultatives, Marley S. Beaver (English Language and Literature)
Understanding the role of Atg7 and Atg14 in autophagy, Ronith Chakraborty (Chemistry)
The European and American immigration struggle: How two continents endeavor to solve the immigration question, Austin Creal (Political Science)
Critical literacy, engagement, and agency in popular music consumption by young adults, Mackensi Crenshaw (Teacher Education)
What's in a name: Obamacare v. the Affordable Care Act in the 2016 election, Connor De Haan (English Language and Literature)
Facebook and emotion regulation, Jennifer DeMent (Psychology)
Memorialization & legitimization in the United States: Case studies of the Holocaust and Civil Rights, Savannah C. Ferrante (Political Science)
Characterization of the histone binding properties of the epigenetic reader protein UHRF2 to H3 in PHD domain, Marisa Gilliam (Chemistry)
Increasing communication through improved nursing education: The histories, policies, and manufacturing process of vaccines, Alyssa R. Gruich (Nursing)
Characterization of reproductive tumors in caenorhabditis elegans, Shanti Nicole Gunda Bernstein (Biology)
For your consumption: Curating and exhibition, Sasha Guo (Art)
Attitudes, beliefs, and changing trends of cannabis usage among college students, Addison L. Jendza (Health Promotion and Human Performance)
Health outcomes for low-income older adults with diabetes who receive services from Meals on Wheels, Monyca Johnson (College of Health and Human Services)