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Theses/Dissertations from 2026
BEYOND COMPLETION: EVALUATING FERPA TRAINING EFFECTIVENESS THROUGH A THEORY-DRIVEN MIXED-METHODS PROGRAM EVALUATION, Danielle Juliano
DEVELOPMENT OF SALINOMYCIN ANALOGS AS POTENTIAL ANTI-CANCER AGENTS, Pavan Goud Juluri
DEVELOPMENT OF AN EXPERIMENTAL PLATFORM FOR HYDROGEN-PROPELLED COLD SPRAY, Michael James Katz
COMPARATIVE EVOLUTION OF CAENORHABDITIS HERMAPHRODITES, James Francis Kennedy
INTELLIGENT SKIES: DEEP LEARNING ARCHITECTURES FOR SCALABLE AVIATION SAFETY SYSTEMS, Amine Khelifi
A CLINICAL RISK INDEX FOR 30-DAY PSYCHIATRIC READMISSIONS, Kenneth Theodore Kinter
The Implementation Experiences of "No Place for Hate" Coordinators: A Qualitative Case Study, Jocelyn Auerbach Klein
Impact of Multicultural Literature Through Reader's Response, Rachel Konrad
Bridging Communities: A Mixed Methods Case Study of Commuter Student Civic Engagement at Goldfinch University, Charles Leo Kuski
Questions of Competence: A Heuristic Inquiry of Women Graduate Students with Invisible Disabilities in Male-Dominated Academic Fields, Stephanie Alexandra Nicolette Levin
The Role of Emerin in Myogenic Differentiation, Nicholas Marano
DEFINING AND EVALUATING PERFORMATIVE ACTIVISM: A MIXED METHODS APPROACH, Caitlyn Renee Upton Massaro
EXPLORING THE ANALGESIC EFFECTS OF DOPAMINE D3 RECEPTOR NEGATIVE ALLOSTERIC MODULATORS (D3R NAMS), Pintu Miah
A Holistic Assessment of Osteopathic Medical Student Well-Being and Self-Perceived Levels of Happiness, Stress, and Satisfaction with Life, Brittany A. Mitchell
EXPLORING THE EFFECT OF NANOMODIFIERS ON THE SELF-HEALING PROPERTY OF ASPHALT BINDERS, Debzani Mitra
A STUDY OF EARLY CHILDHOOD COACHES’ PREPAREDNESS TO IMPLEMENT LGBTQ+ AFFIRMING SOCIAL–EMOTIONAL PRACTICES, Nicole Lynn Muñoz
INFRASTRUCTURAL RESILIENCY ANALYSIS CONCERNING EXTREME EVENTS, Yasaman Norouzi
A Point-Cloud Data Analysis Framework for Early Deformation Detection, Avinash Pandey
CONTROLLING IMPURITY INCORPORATION MECHANISMS IN PHARMACEUTICAL CRYSTALLIZATIONS, Mitchell James Paolello
TUNABLE 3D-PRINTED BIOMATERIALS FOR PERFUSED IN VITRO MODELS OF THE BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER, Louis Salvatore Paone
TUNABLE PROTEIN- POLYSACCHARIDE COMPOSITES: FROM MATERIAL FABRICATION TO CHARACTERIZATION, Nagi Reddy Poluri
INDIVIDUALIZING SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING FOR INFANTS AND TODDLERS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS, Charlotte Marie Quiñones
Microwave Heating for Concrete Demolition, Mehdi Roshanbin