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Theses/Dissertations from 2018
Risk analysis of autonomous vehicle and its safety impact on mixed traffic stream, Plaban Das
A study of National Pan-Hellenic Council members and inclusivity of Greek life of Rowan University, Alesha L. DeBose
Information foraging through the analysis of semantic network topology, Phillip J. DiBona
The impact of social and academic integration in developmental education, L. Marie Dionisi
The effect of social stories on the positive play behaviors and social interactions of preschool students with developmental disabilities, Lauren Lee DiVittorio
Research based co-teaching practices and their realization in the New Jersey high school classroom, Thomas K. Donovan
The effectiveness of student choice of self-monitoring, Victoria Dougherty
Picture books in high school: how picture books impact student understanding of revolutionary literature curriculum, Larae Drinkhouse
Out and queer: independent school teachers navigating the personal and professional, Caroline C. Dunnell
Using graphic organizers to improve science outcomes, Deana Lynn Elwood
Assessing working memory in mild cognitive impairment with serial order recall, Sheina Emrani
Stealth transmission in free space optical communication systems using amplified spontaneous emission noise, Youness Ergaibi
Rowan Unified Sports: Impact on student volunteers through the lens of transformative learning, Mariah Francisco
Semi-synthesis of a novel library of alkaloids as potential selective analgesics, Brittany M. Gallagher
The effectiveness of close reading strategies on the expository text comprehension of students with learning disabilities, Michelle Giambrone
How choice in daily independent reading affects book talks with peers, Deirdre Rae Glynn
Examining the relationship between teacher leadership perception and professional learning community engagement, Laura Elizabeth Godlesky
Background knowledge conversations about informational text, Vanessa Gottesfeld
A study of cultural awareness and transformative learning through participation in study abroad, Desirae Gould
Student satisfaction related to the campus residential experience, Renee Raisa Grant
Examining STEAM implementation through the lens of organizational learning, William Louis Grillo
Utilizing series books as a vehicle to cultivate motivation and reading development in literature circles, Heather E. Guerci
High school age students with disabilities and social interaction in a general education physical education setting, Kelsey B. Hannan
Efforts towards the discovery of novel methods for the synthesis of pharmacologically relevant molecular scaffolds, Graham Joseph Haun
The influence of therapist-patient religious/spiritual congruence on satisfaction with therapy: A review of research, Tammy E. Henderson
