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Theses/Dissertations from 2016
19th Century Gothic Inspiration: Investigating the Next Generation of Poes, Alexandrea L. Horton
A Little Aspect of Real Analysis, Topology and Probability, Asmaa A. Abdulhameed
Critical Exploration of the Neo-Slave Narrative in Selected Walker and Morrison Novels, Meisha M. Edwards-White
Exploring and Expressing Points in Time through iPhoneography, Peter Bosy
History of Mathematics from the Islamic World, Asamah Abdallah
HIV/AIDS Prevention: Educating Future Generations, Carmella Williams
Leadership Initiatives: A Mixed Methods Assessment of Psychological Empowerment, Candice Robbins
Mapping New Routes to Composition: Allowing Access Through Universal Design for Learning, M. Lynn Dill
MUA Life: Chicago, Nikki A. Daily
Nested Monte Carlo Tree Search as Applied to Samurai Sudoku, Laura Finley
On Emmy Noether and Her Algebraic Works, Deborah Radford
Quantitative Analysis of Acetylsalicylic Acid by q-NMR (Quantitative-Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy), Charles Flemming Jr.
Systems Failure, Joyce Speechley Symoniak
The Fantasy Self, Jill LoBianco-Bartalis
The Four Color Theorem: A Possible New Approach, Matthew Brady
The Impact of Students’ Attitudes After Implementing a Leadership Collaborative Grouping Method in a Collegiate Technical Mathematics Class, Robert J. Belin
The Makings of an Activist: Navigating through an Oppressive System and Understanding the Characteristics of African American Male Activist, Tenille Wallace
What is Really Funny: Humor Ahead of Its Time in the Twentieth Century American Novel, Timothy Baffoe
Theses/Dissertations from 2015
AbstractionsInMetal, Michael LaCien
An Exploration of Dual Identity in Sandra Cisneros's The House on Mango Street, Maria D. Ramirez
A Study of Access Control for Electronic Health Records, Sergio Vincent Senese
A Walk in a Dream, Alison Therese McCarthy-Weglewski
Conscious Delusions, Judith K. Hanacek
Effects of Management Practices on Grassland Plant and Bird Community Composition in Kane County Forest Preserves, Colleen R. Zumpf
High Impact Strategies and the Effect It Has on Students’ Mathematics Attitudes, Lauren A. Ryba