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Theses/Dissertations from 2025
EFFICIENT SIGNAL SYNTHESIS FOR DATA AUGMENTATION USING GENERATIVE AI, Yagna Veera Narayan Kaasaragadda
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF FIBER-REINFORCED ASPHALT MIXTURES: A COMPREHENSIVE LABORATORY AND FULL-SCALE INVESTIGATION, Ali Raza Raza Khan
AUTISM CARE CONTINUUM: EXPLORING SPECIALTY SERVICES ACROSS THE LIFESPAN WITHIN U.S. ACADEMIC MEDICAL CENTERS, Alexis Khuu
Design and Control of a Versatile Modular Soft Robotic System with Integrated Resource Sharing and Self-Reconfiguration Capabilities, Joshua Knospler
METHOD DEVELOPMENT FOR THE ANALYSIS OF DRUGS OF ABUSE USING SOLID PHASE EXTRACTION AND HIGH PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY, Sangeeta Kurre
SYMPHONY OF CELLS CREATIVE ENCOUNTER & THE PATH TO MOLECULAR SYSTEMATIC MUSIC, James Brandon Lewis
COMPACT SPACE-FOLDED MULTI-RESONATOR DUCT SILENCER WITH BROADBAND NOISE REDUCTION AND MINIMAL FLOW DISTURBANCE, Joshua Lloyd
When Words Fail: Why AI-Driven Context Beats Word Error Rate for Safety-Critical Air Traffic Control, Muhammad Maaz
The Future is Inclusive, Victoria McClendon
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCES OF AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN VICE PRINCIPALS, Shakisha McCray
FAITH IN TOMORROW: STRATEGIES TO INSPIRE PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT FOR CATHOLIC SCHOOLS, Angelo Milicia
Cold-Weather Self-Consolidating Concrete, Aljhon Siyangbigay Morana
Optimizing the PASS Program: Using Improvement Science to Enhance Holistic Support for First-Year Medical Students, Suzanne Julia Mosko
TRANSITIONING FROM MICROFLUIDIC-BASED TO BIOPRINTED DECELLULARIZED EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX IN VITRO BLOOD–BRAIN BARRIER MODELS, Connor O. Mowen
Can Social and Emotional Lessons Improve Student Behavior In A First Grade Classroom? A Program Evaluation, Tara Freeman Mozee
A Call to Care: An Investigation of Rhetorical Inquiry in First-Year Composition Educators, Madison Brooke Naimo
INTERROGATING WHITENESS IN EDUCATIONAL POLICY: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT POLICY DOCUMENTS, Erica Dawn Nekulak
Rethinking the Red Zone: Risk Factors of College Student Dating Violence Victimization During the Fall Semester, Alexandra Nicoletti
Unifying Explainability and Machine Learning: Towards Trustworthy and Plausible Explanations without Post-hoc Manipulations, Ian E. Nielsen
THE IMPACT OF LATINO FACULTY ON LATINO STUDENTS, Sarai Aleida Noriega
EXPLORING NEW JERSEY COUNTY COLLEGE TEXTBOOK AFFORDABILITY PLANNING, Marilyn N. Ochoa