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Theses/Dissertations from 2026
“COURAGE, SISTERS. YOUR LIVING IS THE STUFF OF FREEDOM”: WOMEN IN THE CAMDEN 28, 1971-1973, Abbigail Madeline Ealer
THE IMPACT OF USING MICROENCAPSULATED PHASE CHANGE MATERIALS IN ASPHALT BINDER AND MIXTURES, Ayyaz Fareed
¿Cómo se hace Translanguaging en Kindergarten?, Diana Marie Franco
FROM COMPLIANCE TO INCLUSION THROUGH COLLABORATIVE ACTION RESEARCH (CAR): SERVICE-ANIMAL ACCESS IN EXPERIENTIAL SETTINGS IN HIGHER EDUCATION, Allison Christina Gainer
ENVIRONMENTAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL MODULATION OF OPIOID-MEDIATED BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS IN RATS, Corinne Ann Gallagher
EXAMINING THE SCIENCE OF READING FOCUSING ON PHONEMIC AWARENESS AND MULTICULTURAL LITERATURE TO ENHANCE READING ACHIEVEMENT AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS, Danielle L. Gantt
EXAMINING THE SCIENCE OF READING FOCUSING ON PHONEMIC AWARENESS AND MULTICULTURAL LITERATURE TO ENHANCE READING ACHIEVEMENT AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS, Danielle L. Gantt
Densest Subgraph Discovery On The CPU, Hunter Gerard Gareau
ADVERSARIAL ROBUSTNESS IN SIGNAL CLASSIFICATION THROUGH VECTOR QUANTIZED INFORMATION BOTTLENECK, Attanasia Garuso
A TEACHER’S CRITICAL CONTENT ANALYSIS OF CHILDREN’S LITERATURE IN A READ ALOUD BOOK SERIES, Tanya Renee Gilliam
ETHICAL RECRUITMENT IN GRADUATE EDUCATION: HOW LABOR MARKET INTELLIGENCE SHAPES MESSAGING FOR MASTER’S PROGRAMS WITH VARYING CAREER OUTCOMES, Alexander Charles Harm
RELUCTANT RATIFIERS: NEW JERSEY’S PARTISAN POLITICS DURING RECONSTRUCTION, 1863-1873, Steven Michael Henderson
Webs of Support: A Qualitative Social Network Analysis of First-Year Residential Students and Mental Health Support, Barry David Hendler
“We're Here but We're Not Noticeable”: Lived Experiences of Undocumented Students in a University Setting, Shannon Nicole Hurley
EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ON THE SENSE OF BELONGING AMONG COLLEGIATE BLACK MEN, Todd Lamont Jenkins
How Young Mothers’ Interpersonal and Emotional Well-Being Impacts Parental Stress and Dating Violence, Jonathan Jin
Empirical Analysis On Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning Frameworks, Jordan Jiosi
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
Anatomy and Function of Vasopressin Receptor 1a-Expressing Neurons in the Limbic Thalamus, David Joseph Kahn
DEVELOPMENT AND STANDARDIZATION OF TEDS ACTUATOR TEMPLATES UNDER IEEE 1451 FRAMEWORK, Jim Kang
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