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Theses/Dissertations from 2015

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The student-teacher relationship in a one-to-one technology classroom: a case study, Kevin Higgins

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A markerless augmented reality system using one-shot structured light, Bingyao Huang

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Middle school plunge: a mixed-methods study exploring 6th grade students' perceptions of their transition to middle school experiences and its influences on school achievement and performance for urban youth, Lakecia Hyman

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Response to Intervention, Sarah Iannuzzi

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Math anxiety and attitudes in pre-service elementary teachers, Kelly Jackson

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Using literature circles to increase reading comprehension and student motivation, Michelle Jacobs

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Minimizing average handling time in contact centers by introducing a new process: Rowan Support Desk case study, Niusha Jafari

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Using iPads in vocabulary instruction for elementary English language learners, Rachel Janice

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Preferences for systems of psychotherapy and beliefs about the causes of depression, Andrew Jarema

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An examination of alumni engagement at Rowan University, Jessica Kanady

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Multiple detector wireless FNIRS sensor to detect hemodynamic activity, Sivaram Karra

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Using echo reading and tracking simultaneously during small group read alouds with preschool children, Erica Knoll

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Faculty expectations and perceptions of writing at a community college, Lynn Kraemer-Siracusa

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Encouraging parent-student literacy conversations: hosting an upper elementary family literacy event, Morgen Lehr and Lisa Remchuk

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Outness as a protective factor against risky sex in gay males, Margaret Levicoff

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A study of the 2014 Freshman Connection: Adventure participants and their involvement at Rowan University, Sabrina LoBue

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Do mindfulness, rumination or social problem-solving factors predict distress?, Gabriela Lopez

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Is Rowan University's Alcohol and Other Drugs Policy effective at deterring students from possessing or using drugs and drug paraphernalia?, Amy LoSacco

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Self-Authorship: a teaching approach during the after-school community program, Fatjona Lubonja

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What motivates middle school students to become better writers?, Julie Mahoney

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The emphasis of physical activity across the curriculum; a positive approach to increased academic achievement, Alexandra Maldonado

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Understanding factors contributing to risky sexual activity in the study abroad environment, Tiffany Marcantonio

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Using the Raz-Kids reading program to increase reading comprehension and fluency for students with LD, Angela Marchand

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Job satisfaction and attrition among special education teachers, Sophia Mastrantuono

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Teachers' reflections on their professional development school clinical internship experience: a case study of novice teachers, Lindsay McCarron