Approved theses and dissertations from Rowan University graduate programs have been made available to the public on Rowan Digital Works since 2015. Theses and dissertations submitted in digital format between 2010 and 2015, or submitted in paper format between 1996 and 2010 and later scanned, are also available in Rowan Digital Works.
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Theses/Dissertations from 1996
A study of meeting planners' tactics to market conferences, seminars, and workshops, Erika March
Transition services and their effectiveness, John E. McCarty
A comparative analysis of the compliance rates and service delivery rates in early intervention programs, Barbara McClintock
Recommendations for a policy regarding online searching at the Cape May County Library, Linda L. Melroy
An enrichment unit on local water resources and water conservation to supplement eighth grade earth science curriculum, Michele Junod Memis
Student ethnicity and teacher expectations, Daisy Mercado
A retrospective study of preschool handicapped children, Tracey Lynn Miller
General educators and their needs for inclusion classrooms, Lisa B. Minkin
Does mainstreaming positively influence academic achievement and self-concept at the elementary level?, Tracy L. Morse
A study of general education teachers' perceptions of their ability to provide effective instruction in an inclusive model, Judith A. Myers
A study to determine the effects of word recognition scores on total grade level scores for adolescents with reading disabilities, Wesley L. Myers Jr.
Increasing the involvement of parents of special needs children by establishing a parent resource center, Anne S. O'Donald
A study comparing two methods of teaching inequalities and polynomials to college prep Algebra 1 students, Kimberly Ann O'Rourke
Persuasion theories in the practice of public relations in the 1990's, Susan E. Owens
Effects of journal writing on mathematics anxiety, Kevin J. Pelton
Family preservation services: aftercare services that help families maintain success, Mary S. Perez
The construction of effective cooperative learning groups for successful high school biology instruction, Diana I. Probasco
A study examining social skills ratings in a special education classroom, George J. Rafferty
The relationship between self-esteem and romanticism among parenting and nonparenting adolescents, Francine D. Ramsey
The interdisciplinary approach to learning: theory, design, and implementation, Kathleen E. Ratz
Teacher expectations of bilingual education students in mainstream classes, Diana C. Rodriguez
Is access synonymous with use?: evaluation of access and use of technology in Salem County high schools, Romine B. Rosenberger
Can the use of self-management techniques be effective in reducing the off-task behaviors of multiply handicapped students?, Lori M. Rosenthal
The development of a mini course on fractal geometry for the community college mathematics student, Kananathan Satchithananthan
