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Theses/Dissertations from 2008
A program evaluation of the impact of the Education Expo at Rowan University, Lauren Kontje
The impact of Cumberland County College's Student Pathways Leadership Institute on selected participants, Anjelica N. Leonard
The effect of home musical environment on child attitude and aptitude, Donna Lyon
Public libraries' commitment to gay youth, Kimberle Madden
Integrating technology into the 2nd grade writing curriculum, Jessica Mallon
An analysis of how birth control is presented in young adult novels, Corey L. Mason
Sexual harassment jury instructions' effects on jury decisions, Karen Leigh Matsinger
The effects of self-management strategies for high school students with disabilities, Michael McCoach
Early maladaptive schemas, attachment, negative affect and relationship satisfaction, Nicole McDermott
User-generated tagging and the public library online public access catalog, Andrea C. McDonald
Morning meetings and how they create a community in the classroom, Kelly McKnight
School library web sites as public relations tools, Melissa Meserall
Connecting with diverse students through dialogue journals, Jacqueline G. Mikkelson
Information commons service model and community colleges in New Jersey, Mary E. Moody
Integrating children's literature and mathematics, Karen E. Moore
Promotion of self-esteem through character education, Rebecca Ann Muller
How can elementary educators use multicultural literature to help prepare students for life as a global citizen?, Kathryn Oleksy
Use of linear predictive features and pattern recognition techniques to develop a vector quantization based blind SNR estimation system, Russell Paul Ondusko III
The effects of character education on the behavior of 5th grade students, Lisa Oxenberg
Ensemble of classifiers based data fusion of EEG and MRI for diagnosis of neurodegenerative disorders, Tejash Patel
The effects of social skills training for high school students with disabilities, Tracy Pellegrino
Engineering a global-minded citizen: the impact of international service projects on students engaged in EWB, Maria Perez-Colón
The effects of the friend networking site MySpace on adolescents' global self esteem, Amanda L. Pietrangelo
Prejudice and attitudes towards non-religious individuals with the influences of religious orientation, Arielle M. Pinzon
The impact of student involvement and engagement on African American undergraduate success in college, Keron A. Piper