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Theses/Dissertations from 2011
Video modeling to enhance the conversation skills of preschool children who are at-risk for school failure, Lorie Mick
Educating newly diagnosed cancer patients who are undergoing radiation therapy, Michael Mimms
A study of the integration of technology in interdisciplinary curriculum, Phyllis Mordente
Parent efficacy and parent involvement in parents of preschool children, Jennifer Murkli
Leading a readiness program for low-income students within a preschool setting, Renee Murtaugh
Rowan University students' perceptions of campus safety, Kristen Muscat
Service-learning: a study of faculty attitudes at Rowan University, Rhiannon Napoli
Is diesel a dirty word? Examing the communication and public relations challenges faced by auto manufacturers who want to introduce small diesel engines to the American market, Christopher Nelson
An inquisitive investigation into the effects of self-regulated learning, Jaclynne Nimon
Rowan University's RowanCard: program effectiveness and future direction, Christine Noon
Increasing students self-esteem through the implementation of the Bucket Filler Lesson Plans, Jenna Norton
Same-sex vs. co-ed classrooms: do gender differences carry over Into a co-ed college?, Laura O'Malley
Drinking motives and influences among college students, Angela Ostapowycz
A comparison of video modeling and social stories to decrease inappropriate behaviors, Caitlin Peluszak
The effects of daycare on children's socialization in the first three years of school, Alison Pomykacz
Public relations and marketing techniques used by assisted living communities to attract and retain residents, Brianne Rabouin
The influence of layout and design on purchasing behavior: examining print advertisements for sneakers, Nancy Reighn-Garron
The effects of Wilson Reading System and Guided Reading on the reading achievement of students with learning disabilities, Rachel Ricci
Vision accuracy: comparisons, Mark Roman
Professionalizing practice: how PLC development enhances teaching and learning, Kelly Roselle
Reciprocal teaching and its effect on inference skills to enhance reading comprehension, Amber Rosenberger
Procrastination behaviors in college students, Lauren Rosetti
An exploratory investigation of family structure and adult attachment orientation, Alison Rossi
Teachers, teamwork, and technology: an introspective look at leadership and change, Robert Rossi
