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Theses/Dissertations from 2025
A narrative portrait of Black teachers mitigating deficit thinking through culturally responsive professional learning, Mia A. Rollack
Tangled up in red: The Smith Act, Cold War repression, and the trials of Communists in New York and Detroit, Alan Sangster
Teacher professional development related to emergent bilinguals: Teacher perceptions and experiences, Courtney Simko
Neuropsychological assessment accuracy in diagnosing early-onset Alzheimer’s disease, Elise Thomas
Latent classes of comorbid clinical presentations for patients with psychogenic non-epileptic seizures, Joseph W. Tu
Agentic AI systems in professional domains: A probabilistic framework for role suitability and legal accountability, Matthew Veach
Detection of data leakage and disruption of covert timing channel in secure drone communication using machine and deep learning, Jonathan Walatkiewicz
Finishing my sentence: A critical autobiography of a Black woman who has been the principal and the prisoner, K.C. Wilbourn Snapp
How math games engage parents with children, Greg M. Williamson
Arsenal of femininity: Women, relationships, and gender roles during World War II, Jesse B. Yaeger
Understanding students' decision to proceed with hybrid education: Examining the post-COVID-19 scenario, Heng Zhang
English pronouns: Default case and conversion, Olivia Ziemelis
Theses/Dissertations from 2024
Family context and executive functioning in preschool-age children, Kristin Aho
Formation rates of silver metal danoprisms as a function of halide concentration, Steven Akins
Behavioral ecology of the Colorado brown tarantula (Aphonopelma hentzi): Activities displayed around the burrow through juvenile group dispersal, Bradley Allendorfer
Automatic modeling of cyber intrusions using the diamond model utilizing security logs and events, Mahmoud Al-Maani
Trigger events and leadership: Crucible moments in leadership, Timothy M. Authier
Supervising with intercultural competence: A phenomenological study of mid-level higher education and student affairs professionals, Alexander T. Boesch
Understanding the impact of a short-term study away course on the leadership development of women graduate students, Allison Boone
In a hell of our own creation: Spatial context and the Wehrmacht’s genocidal war in Eastern Europe, 1941–1943, Charles Joseph Calcaterra
The role of bicultural identity integration in the relationship between discrimination and well-being, Jasmine Chananna
Arousal patterns, fungal loads, and wing damage in a surviving population of little brown bats (Myotis lucifugus), Brooke A. Daly