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Theses/Dissertations from 2006

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Perspectives of administrators at select art institutions on student involvement and development theories and their relation to campus extracurricular activities, Mary Ellen Wade

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Ethical pharmaceuticals? a deeper look at the ethics in pharmaceutical public relations, William M. Walsh

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Anti-bullying laws and policies in southern New Jersey, Joanna M. Wardrop

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Impact of educational attainment before diagnosis on functioning level after diagnosis, Rachele M. Weichmann

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What are teachers' perspectives on their competence in teaching students with disabilities?, Tara Wessel

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Early intervention and applied behavior analysis: a case study, Kathleen I. Westcott

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Characteristics of an existing third grade social studies curriculum and students' views on an alternative instructional strategy, Stefanie R. Whitefield

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The effects of social skills training to increase appropriate behaviors of elementary students with disabilities in physical education, Rachel P. White

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The relationship between social engagement and academic engagement in a group of 3rd, 5th, and 7th grade students, Christine Marie Williams

Theses/Dissertations from 2005

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A study investigating undergraduate student leader perceptions of involvement and intentionality of out-of-class learning, Lauren M. Ackermann

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Stepping out to make a step up through testing interventions, Barbara B. Adams

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Case study of a client diagnosed with major depressive disorder, Barbara Ann Marie Allison

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Exploring the effect of literature circles on reading comprehension and motivation, Christina Anderson

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Programmatic assessment of nonformal environmental education programs in southern New Jersey, Teresa E. Andres

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The effect of suspension on student achievement in Mathematics and English among high school students, Glen Howard Asch

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General and special education teachers' perspectives on co-teaching practice and barriers, Kristie L. Attardi

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Why do African American and Latino undergraduate students choose to attend Rowan University?, Jose A. Aviles

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The effects of collaborative strategic reading among third grade students, Inez Lee Barberio

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No more worksheets: a pre-service teacher's look at manipulatives, Kathren Field Barraclough

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Evaluation of the 2000 long-range facilities plan for Dennis Township School District, M. Elizabeth Barrett

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The use of performance enhancing supplements and the need for drug testing policies, James J. Battersby

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Teachers' perceptions and curriculum analysis for a zoo education program, Ronald S. Berger

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Achieving flow in theatre performance, Lynn Marie Boianelli

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Technology's impact on student learning in grades K-8, Anne C. Borger

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A study of how students and graduates of the public relations graduate program of Rowan University view the graduate program, Jessica Brittain