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Theses/Dissertations from 2012
High Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement in hot mix asphalt, Alan Norton Jr
Consumer perception of the efficacy of social media branding by non-profit and for-profit organizations, Melissa Novak
The effectiveness of looping in self-contained special education classrooms, Gena Orazi
Weighing in on teacher attitudes of obese students: a descriptive correlational design, Angelina Pecoraro
The relationship between aggression and communication in students with developmental disabilities, Emily Peel
No nursing student left behind: non-cognitive screening, Letty Piper
In-text and out-of-text engagement: interactional features in students' academic writing and academic engagement, Florette Press
School culture: a sequential mixed methods exploratory meta-analysis, Cynthia Pritchett
An exploratory investigation of public school teachers' perceptions of bullying, Devon Punchello
Impact of student identity and involvement within the Dr. Harley E. Flack Mentoring Program, Tiffany Reed
The effect of direct instruction and self-management strategies on writing fluency of students with learning disabilities, Shawna Richetti
Using computer-assisted graphic organizers in algebra instruction to support high school students with learning disabilities, Katherine Rimby
Differences in life satisfaction among young adults in different living situations, Jennifer Roake
Magneto-elastic behavior in hard- and soft-MRE's including demagnetizing effects, Juan Roche
Sexual orientation and bullying: how experience affects perception, Ryan Rollins
Diamond to coal: an educational leadership doctoral program's evolution and devolution, Eva Ross
Arts and education: an investigation into the impact of the arts academy on high school students, Nigel Sangster
Understanding the risky sexual behaviors of study abroad students, Ashley Schaffer
University involvement in downtown revitalization: stakeholder perspectives and opportunities, Michael Schillo Jr
Faculty and Facebook: attitudes of selected faculty toward utilizing Facebook to connect with students, Janet Schmeelk
The effect of collaborative strategic reading for 4th Graders with learning disabilities, Kathy Seacrist
Ankle prophylactic interventions in Division III male and female basketball athletes, David Seeberger
Questioning to increase perspective taking abilities in a child with Asperger's disorder, Melissa Shestack
The use of direct instruction to improve reading comprehension for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Emily Sierra
