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Theses/Dissertations from 2024

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The role of bicultural identity integration in the relationship between discrimination and well-being, Jasmine Chananna

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African American adolescent suicidality and prevention from an urban school counselor perspective, Shannon Franklin

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Identifying the origins of business’ data breaches utilizing covert timing channels, Gayle L. Frisbie

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Looking for love on a chilly night: The Colorado brown tarantula mating season, Dallas Haselhuhn

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Herbicide management alters fungal biomass and community composition in Great Lakes coastal wetlands, Erica Danae Lathers

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Investigating early childhood education through a systemic lens: What impact does early childhood education have on district level leadership, Edward John Manuszak II

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Loan debt burden, student experiences, and livelihood: A study examining relationships between students’ education costs, financial viability, and life impact, Christa A. Reid

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Centering the needs of language learners within educators’ professional learning and development: An investigation of teachers’ perceptions and experiences in meeting the needs of language learners, Kimberly Tsukiyama

Theses/Dissertations from 2023

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A critical race critique of campus climate and belonging for first-generation students of color at historically Black colleges & predominately White institutions, Samantha Gale Aaron

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Saudis’ attitude toward principles of modernity: Social progress, individualism, and democracy, Ammar Ali H Alhumood

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Towards sustainable e-learning platforms in the context of cybersecurity: A TAM-driven approach, Hebah Alquran

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Investigating sources of microplastics and effects of plastic pollution on biofilm function in the Huron River, Sadie Baker

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Using grounded theory to understand how commuter students develop a sense of belonging, Amy M. Barnhart

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Comparison of water column properties derived from an autonomous underwater vehicle and satellite based sources in Lake Michigan, David Bennion

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Evaluating non-point source microplastic pollution and its impact on biota in the Huron River, Morgan H. Chaudry

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Speech and language assessment of internationally adopted children, Lindsey Clifford

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Observing the effects of acetylcholinesterase and brain-derived neurotrophic factor on the levels of soluble amyloid precusor protein α in lung cancer cell media, Kai-ling Elle Coleman

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Soil and compost tea: A new restoration technique?, Carol E. Day

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“Hideous things have happened here”: Rape myths, rape culture, and healing in adolescent literature, Holly J. Greca

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Constructive globalism: Tracing the route toward inclusive education, Joanne Hosny

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Technology and its impact on parental involvement in K-12 education, Kenyuano Jones

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Accent services: Considering the perspectives of non-native speakers of English for a culturally affirming practice, Kristopher Kilgallon

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Reducing false starts among IT employees—A study of hiring professionals’ perceptions, Swatee B. Kulkarni

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Moments of excess: Type 1 diabetes and the myth of control in adolescent fiction for girls, Michelle E. LeGault

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What did y’all do?: Using counter-storytelling to recall student affairs professionals’ response to anti-Black racist incidents at one predominantly White institution in the Midwest, Darquillius J. Mayweather