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Theses/Dissertations from 1999
Case study on Mainland Regional High School's pilot program on block scheduling, Matthew A. Jamison
Gender bias and women in leadership, Rose Mary Judge
Public relations practitioners versus the media: the analysis of standards, Stephen A. Kandik
A study to determine why Glassboro State-Rowan University alumni non-donors do not give to the university and what the university can do to encourage them to become donors, Titus Kamau Kanyi
A reliability study of the Joseph Self-Concept Scale for Young Children, Jeffrey R. Kelly
A study of the Shamong Township School District's Middle School Program at the Indian Mills Memorial School, Caroline Elizabeth Kerfoot
A risky business: a study of retention, Sue H. Kinsey
The infusion of service-learning into the curriculum of Cinnaminson High School, Robert A. Krastek
The role of the library media specialist in the education of learning disabled students in southern New Jersey, Janet W. Lani
Assessing the effect of increased student accountability and parental involvement on student attendance at Middle Township High School, Gladys Lauriello
A study of the effectiveness of a direct instruction program in mathematics, Jennifer A. Laurrell-Klotz
The Quality of School Life Scale as a predictive indicator of student disengagement from school, Sandra M. Lazar
An interdisciplinary approach to integrated curriculum, Lynda Kozicz Leahey
A validity study of the revised Joseph Pre-School and Primary Self-Concept Screening Test, Angela Lee
A validity study of the Joseph Self Concept Scale for Young Children, Patricia A. Lemke
School bullying and group processes survey, Margaret Linn
The effective use of billboards as a communications tool, Donna M. Lithgow
Professional sports teams and fan relations: a public relations case study of the 1998-99 Philadelphia Eagles Football team, Laura Elizabeth Litrenta
The role of a school business administrator: perspectives of a role incumbent and his role set, Stephen J. Lynch
Study of the African American male adolescent in a suburban school district, Jane Anne MacWright
Technology: an imperative in schools today, Maria Malanga
Visual-motor integration training and its effects on self-help skills in preschool students with disabilities, Kimberley L. Maneval
An impact study of the positive benefits of a technology course on students' critical thinking skills, Jerry J. Marinacci
The effectiveness of the use of the picture exchange communication system (PECS) on the development of functional communication skills in preschool children with autism, Patricia M. Martin
