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Theses/Dissertations from 2022
COLLEGIATE RECOVERY PROGRAMS SERVING AS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS, Marium Waqar
Effective Immersive Analytics for Everyday Use, Benjamin D. Weidner
Image Processing Algorithms for Detection of Anomalies in Orthopedic Surgery Implants, Alexander William Wiese
ELECTRO-MECHANICAL DATA FUSION FOR HEART HEALTH MONITORING, Kemal Yakut
Theses/Dissertations from 2021
Non-cognitive skills and student perception of importance, Laura Adriano
A laboratory investigation of high polymer modified asphalt mixtures with softening agent, Basel K. Al-Badr
UNSUPERVISED LEARNING FOR ANOMALY DETECTION IN REMOTE SENSING IMAGERY, Husam A. Alfergani
Developing critical consciousness in traditionally white fraternities in higher education, Jason J. Artrip
The value in marketing: The influence of memory on marketing campus activities, Melissa Banuelos
Design of an Inexpensive PVC Shock Tube for Educational Use, Brandon Edward Bergmann
Thinking for you, thinking for two: Uncovering student-parent experiences in higher education, Brandi Blanton
Discrete element modeling of hydrogel extrusion, Rohit Boddu
Long-Term Impacts of Acute Stressor Exposure on Locus Coeruleus Function and Anxiety-Like Behavior in Rats, Olga Borodovitsyna
Establishing a mechanistic link between disturbed flow and aneurysm formation in a 3D cerebral bifurcation model, Nesrine Bouhrira
Enhancement of electrospun nanofiber properties via automated track post-draw processing, David Anthony Brennan
Delivery Optimization and Evaluation of Biomechanics of an Injectable Nucleus Pulposus Replacement Device, Zachary Rustin Brown
Distress in disguise: Mattering and marginality among selected students at Rowan University, Charissa M. Burgos
Engineering a prophylactic cap for multi-dose vial disinfection, Rebecca Lee Charboneau
ON THE SOCIALIZATION OF TRANSFER PHYSICS MAJORS ENROLLED WITHIN UPPER-DIVISION PHYSICS COURSES AT TRANSFER RECEIVING INSTITUTIONS: QUALITATIVE RESEARCH, Patrick Lee Chestnut
Development of a hurricane recovery function and resilience model for single-family residential homes, Uriel Robert Donald Clark
The work of their hands: Black women and critical visionary pragmatism, Natoya D. Coleman
Unseen, unheard, unknown: Uncovering campus environment messaging for students with disabilities, Cassandra Maria Colfer
Resident Assistants and Title IX: The hypocrisy of compelled disclosure, Samantha Contrini
Effects of genipin crosslinking on the properties of tendon derived extracellular matrix hydrogels, Alicia Cheyenne Coombs