Theses/Dissertations from 2015
Nursing faculty shortages: Perspectives from deans and directors of BSN programs, Diane Porretta Fox
The impact of a mentoring/financial incentive program on at-risk high school students, Sean Timothy Galvin
Self-efficacy and instructional leadership: Does mentoring make a difference?, Julie Diane Helber
The attitudes of bullies, victims, and averters: Understanding the relationship of bullying status and character strengths, Vikki Elizabeth Hennard
The experience of individuals who transitioned from teacher to assistant-principal, Mara Hoffert
The concept of mattering as critical to nursing-student recovery, Ronald Steven Hutchins
Voices of persistence: Stories of success from one urban public charter high school, Diane Joy Maodush-Pitzer
Discoveries from Recent College Graduates: Documenting Lived Experiences from School to Work during a Period of Economic Downturn, Marie-Michelle Rosemond
Understanding quality professional development: Effects on teacher practice, Shanna R. Speakman-Spickard
An exploration of how middle school principals make sense of current teacher evaluation policy and how their understanding impacts their work to help teachers develop instructional practice, Joshua Emerson Traughber
An examination of student-support team practices in one urban elementary public-school academy: A model of intervention, Sherall Elaine Wade
Theses/Dissertations from 2014
An investigation of the relationship between Michigan Department of Education school achievement rankings and school's percentage of economically disadvantaged students, Nicholas E. Ceglarek
Interim administrative appointments in a postsecondary organization, Valerie Renee Culler
An examination of ideology among selected K12 Christian school superintendents, Jimmy Dolson
Perceived barriers to technology integration, Adam J. Hartley
A study of the experience of female African-American seventh graders in a science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) afterschool program, Beverley Fiona Hinds
Experiential education: Understanding the impact of remotely operated vehicles on at-risk student learning, James E. Kelly
A mixed methods study of the beliefs and attitudes of teachers regarding the developmental appropriateness of technology in early childhood, Brandi-Lyn Mendham
Nontraditional reentry women in community college, Mary E. Miles
Servant leadershp style of Michigan public school superintendents and MEAP reading and math proficiency, Antoinette Pearson
An investigation into the implementation of the instructional consultation team model, Kathleen A. Senita
A study of teacher perceptions of the use of student growth measures in teacher evaluation and its effect on school culture, Jennifer L. Slanger
An analysis of parent, student, and staff satisfaction with supplemental educational services (SES) to improve student achievement among at-risk high school students in failing schools, Cynthia A. Williams-LaNier