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Theses/Dissertations from 2017
Effects of class-wide positive behavior supports on the academics of students with learning disabilities, Valerie Ann Budd
The effectiveness of the flipped classroom for students with learning disabilities in an Algebra I resource setting, Ashley Butterick
Commuter student and residential student mattering in an honors concentration, Jamie Marie Cattell
Aggression, impulsivity, and symptom severity: an examination of risk factors for violent behaviors, Melissa Charfadi
Combinatorial efficacy of antimicrobial peptides and silver ions, Christina Lynne Chrom
Characterization of E-Cadherin Regulation in Response to ZEB1 Inhibition in Endometrial Cancer Cell Lines, Chidozie Paul Chukwu
The effects of Kahoot! on vocabulary acquisition and retention of students with learning disabilities and other health impairments, Kathryn Elizabeth Ciaramella
A case study of community college faculty attitudes toward students with disabilities, Mary C. Clark
Enhancing teacher efficacy and pedagogical practices amongst general and special education teachers, Michael E. Coleman
Sports involvement and academic functioning in college students, Mikala Connery
The effects of graphic organizers to identify main idea and supporting details in informational text on students with learning disabilities, Heather Coombs
Living-learning communities: The impact of freshmen engineering students and influence of student workers, Felicia Crockett
Full disclosure: examining the experience of male faculty of color at a predominately white institution, Thomas A. Cruz-Soto Jr
A Lipid Binding Structure and Functional Analysis of Human ARV1, Jessie Lee Cunningham
Prevalence of substance use in high school students from the United States, Kelsey E. Damato
How does reciprocal teaching scaffold reading comprehension of non-fiction text?, Mary Delaney-Beane
Fluency development and young readers, Elizabeth Jenkins Diamant
Yo Importo: The Latina/o students' experience at Rowan University, Alma Diaz
Perceptions of supplemental instruction by nontraditional developmental students in a community college setting, Michael S. Dillard
Attitudes and preferences about the Stepped-Care Model of depression treatment in oncology: a pilot study, Juliana Alessandra D'Onofrio
The effect of the video game Quizlet on the acquisition of science vocabulary for children with learning disabilities, Kelsey Claire Donovan
Development of an algorithm for satellite remote sensing of sea and lake ice, Peter Dorofy
Perceptions of co-teaching in the middle school English language arts classroom, Joseph M. Downey
Using Gaussian Mixture Model and Partial Least Squares regression classifiers for robust speaker verification with various enhancement methods, Joshua Scott Edwards
