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Theses/Dissertations from 2018
Faculty attitudes of diversity and cultural awareness in higher education, Daniel G. Banks
Effects of Quizlet on vocabulary mastery, Suzanne C. Baptist
The persistence of the associate degree nursing student: The lost nurse, Stella A. Barber
Close reading strategies applied by English Language Learners when reading challenging content area texts, Laura Barry
Mental illness, recovery, and employment: A grounded theory, Francine M. Bates
Efficacy of eluted antibiotics in 3D printed orthopaedic implants, Mohammed Mehdi Benmassaoud
Educating invisibly: Immigrant teachers of color and their sense of belonging in New Jersey public schools, Mirjam L. Biegen
Effects of using Fundations to teach phonics skills with fourth grade students with exceptional learning needs, Jennifer Bishop
Students with disabilities attitudes regarding accommodations and services provided by Disability Services, Yvonne Blackwell
Students and sexual orientation: A study of students and their development at higher educational institutions, Diamond Bolden
Thermal fluid models of a hydrogel delivery system for pancreatic cancer treatment, Nesrine Bouhrira
Fourth grade students' use of active reading strategies during Independent Daily Reading Time, Stephanie Bradfield
The creation, validation, and implementation of the Engineering Process Safety Research Instrument, Brittany Lynn Butler
The effect of Imagine Math on high school students with learning disabilities, Danielle Cabassa
An evaluation of dating violence risk factors for Division III student-athletes, Nicole Cantor
Institutional advancement at Historically Black Community Colleges: A multi-case study, Lakeisha S. Carter
How do students structure their silent reading when situated in inquiry based pedagogy?, Michelle Cohen
What career development practitioners share with first-generation college students: a grounded theory study of self-disclosure in career counseling, Pamela Eve Cohen
Understanding the experiences of adjunct nursing faculty in the curriculum development process: a qualitative case study, Laurie Ann Colborn
Sex offender perceptions: Investigating social supports as buffers to the consequences of Megan's Law, Melissa D. Colson
The effectiveness of the keyword method on foreign language vocabulary for students with learning disabilities, Jessica Anna Consiglio
Veteran students transitions into higher education using Chickering's seven vector development theory, Taryn Marie Cooper
Mattering versus marginality: African American student perspective at Rowan University, Dante Dandridge