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Theses/Dissertations from 2023
COACH LEADERSHIP COUNTS AND CIVIC MINDEDNESS MATTERS, Sarah L. Sharpe
EXPLORING NEW JERSEY’S MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL HEALTH EDUCATORS’ DECISION-MAKING ON STI CONTENT AND INSTRUCTION: A QUALITATIVE COLLECTIVE CASE STUDY, Brianne Siderio
NEW JERSEY COMMUNITY COLLEGES: IS THERE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PART TIME FACULTY AND STUDENT SUCCESS?, Gerald Maxmilian Slusher
FLEXURAL WAVE MANIPULATION BY NON-HERMITIAN PLANAR ELASTIC METASURFACE, Katerina Stojanoska
EXPLORING SENIOR CHEMICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS’ APPROACH TO PROCESS SAFETY DECISION MAKING, Jeffrey Saunders Stransky
The Effects of Specialized Pro-Resolving Mediator Lipoxin A4 on Pseudomonas aeruginosa Biofilms and Interactions with Monocytes, Julianne M. Thornton
DESIGN OF A NON-DESTRUCTIVE SYSTEM FOR ARCTIC PERMAFROST DETECTION VIA HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION, Gray Dominic Thurston
THE EFFECTS OF SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY ON THE SELF-EFFICACY BELIEFS OF STUDENTS REGARDING TEACHING SCIENCE AS INQUIRY, Jaclyn M. Todd
DEVELOPMENT OF NEW CHEMICAL PROBES TO DELINEATE THE POLYAMINE REGULATION & MOLECULAR STRATEGIES TO UNRAVEL PROTEIN POLYAMINATION, Vennela Tulluri
CASE STUDY: READING MULTICULTURAL LITERATURE TO AN EMERGENT READER IN THE HOME, Kiyna Twisdale
ADVERSARY AWARE CONTINUAL LEARNING, Muhammad Umer
SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AND THE BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF NOVEL AND EXISTING COMPOUNDS, Sarah Uribe
DEVELOPING A SMART AND SUSTAINABLE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM: A CASE STUDY IN CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY, Zahra Vafakhah
ARTEMISININ AND ITS DERIVATIVES REACTIONS: CHARACTERIZATION OF THE REACTION PRODUCTS USING LC/TOF MS, Kogila Vijayan
ELECTROSPUN ETHYL CELLULOSE NANOFIBERS WITH PHASE CHANGE MATERIALS: DESIGNING TEMPERATURE-RESPONSIVE DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS, Michael Wildy
Investigating the Antibacterial and Immunomodulatory Properties of Lactobacillus acidophilus Postbiotics, Rachael M. Wilson
REPRESENTATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION: DOES REPRESENTATION MATTER TO BLACK AND HISPANIC STUDENTS, James Wright
TOWARDS OPTIMAL OPERATION AND CONTROL OF EMERGING ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS, Jimiao Zhang
Theses/Dissertations from 2022
STANDARDS-COMPATIBLE SMOKE POINTS FOR MONO- AND UN- SUBSTITUTED CYCLOALKANE FUEL COMPONENTS, Adekunle Vincent Adeniyi
Investigating the First/Last Mile Problem in Underserved Communities: A Case Study in Camden City, NJ, Ruqaya Alfaris
SELECTIVE SMALL MOLECULE TARGETING OF MCL-1 IN MULTIPLE MYELOMA, Omar S. Al Odat
A DIGITAL APPLICATION FOR ASSESSMENT OF NEUROCOGNITIVE DISABILITIES, Thomas H. Auriemma