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Theses/Dissertations from 2017
The challenges of living with a roommate: the impact on students with disabilities' residential experience, Ashley Marie Payne
The effects of the online game Kahoot on science vocabulary acquisition, Joseph Pede
Examining the career transitions and transformations of an urban educator, Frank E. Penick Jr.
Factors influencing health behaviors in those at risk for developing schizophrenia, Adriana C. Pennacchi
The effects of computer games on the mastery of multiplication facts for students with exceptional learning needs, Kristy Peters
Yoga and mindfulness in the inclusion classroom, Maria Petruzzelli
Implications of acceleration on student success course curriculum: a comparison of accelerated and traditional course modalities, Alice L. Picardo
An inquiry into the development of future speech-language pathologists: a mixed methods study, Kimberly Plotts
An exploratory investigation of the effects of power-solving, a social problem solving method, on students with communication impairments, Kylie Christine Pringle
The effect of implementation of the Developmental Designs for Middle School (DDMS) program on the social skills of 7th grade students, Emmalene Hall Probst
Substituted hydroxylamines as nitrogen transfer reagents: direct synthetic pathways to structurally rich heteroatomic scaffolds, Dylan John Quinn
Benefits of sustained silent reading and self-monitoring for reluctant readers, Jamie Quinn
Mapping the Interaction Between LRRC59 and CIP2A Oncoprotein, Tamika C. Reed
The power of performance: using songs and poetry to motivate English Language Learners to read in a third grade classroom, Dana Nelson Reilly
Development of Novel Alkaloid Derivatives For the Treatment of Chronic Myeloid Leukemia, Lindsay Michelle Renn
Victimization and perpetration in cyber and in-person aggression among young adults in intimate relationship, Christina Anita Rossi
The effects of students' ability to recall information based on teacher methods, Keanna Marie Ross
The relationship between academic motivation and parenting styles in multiple socioeconomic status areas, Stephanie Rubin
Using ClassDojo to promote positive behaviors and decrease negative behaviors in the classroom, Abigail Marquis Saeger
Impact of mindset on literacy: what happens to literacy skills when a growth mindset is taught to first graders, Katherine Saia
Relationship between socioeconomic status and high school dropout retention plans, Nicholas Sciancalepore
Effects of Self-Regulated Strategy Development on the persuasive essay writing of seventh grade students with disabilities, Amanda Scrivani
The impact of hip-hop culture on freshman student identity, David Shanks
