• Concentration gradient generation across 256 cell culture array in microfluidic device and mathematical simulations 

  Somaweera, Himali (2015-05)

  Biomolecular gradients in biological systems have been implicated in tumor-cell invasion of metastatic cancer. The migration and differentiation of cancer cells based on the location of the primary and secondary tumors ...

• Dynamics of glass forming materials 

  Torres, Astrid (2015-05)

  The liquid dewetting method was used to study the Tg dependence of ultrathin polymer films on thickness and on molecular architecture. Studies of linear polystyrene (PS), 3 arm star PS, short branched and long branched 8 ...

• The college choice process for prospective graduate students: A qualitative inquiry 

  Samson, Shannon (2015-05)

  Access to a college education began in the mid-20th century, spurred in part by the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act (most commonly referred to as the G. I. Bill), exponentially expanded the number of students matriculating ...

• Sailing into the past: Encountering the monstrous in Apollonius’ Argonautica 

  Garcia, Edgar A. (2015-05)

  This thesis will investigate two places lying just outside the Greek world to see what kind of imagined landscape Apollonius creates within the larger literary tradition that is already at his disposal. The two places will ...

• An empirical investigation of predictors of perceived innovation within engineering student design teams 

  Asio, Sarah (2015-05)

  Stiff competition and dynamic progression of the global world economy are constantly requiring the generation of innovative solutions and products. Engineers are at the center of every innovative venture. Engineering ...

• "Holy propaganda!" Robert the Wise's political and religious priorities and the shaping of sacred space in Santa Chiara 

  Posazhennikova, Olga (2015-05)

  The sacred space in Santa Chiara in Naples is filled with material objects, such as the royal tombs in the church presbytery, saintly relics of Saint Louis of Toulouse, and Simone Martini's panel in the chapel of Saint ...

• The fortunate and the damned: A study of Herodotean Olbos and Polybian Tyche 

  Orr, Ron (2015-05)

  In this paper I shall explore the influence that fortune exercises upon history as an ancient genre of literature. In order to best contextualize fortune, I will examine the history of fortune, specifically olbos and tyche, ...

• A cross sectional descriptive study with further analysis of body mass index, psychosocial correlates and pain as predictors of activities of daily living in African American adult sickle cell disease clinic patients 

  Kaufman, Kelli (2015-05)

  Pain, psychosocial issues (e.g. depression, anxiety, and general psychological distress), social support deficits and difficulties with activities of daily living (ADLs) are frequently seen in people with sickle cell disease ...

• Correlations between sibling relationship quality and sexual experiences on young adults with eating disorders or disordered eating behaviors 

  Hill-Allen, Ashley (2015-05)

  The primary purpose of this research was to examine whether factors related to sibling relationship and sexual experiences were correlated with eating disorders or disordered eating behaviors after adjusting for individual ...

• Susan Graham's Graduate Recital 

  Graham, Susan (1985-05)

  Composers in the graduate recital: W. A. Mozart; Antonin Dvorak; Jules Massenet; Charles Gounod; Seymour Barab

• Building the pyramid that leads to clients’ progress: Supervision, therapists’ work and client alliance 

  Kadieva, Violeta (2015-05)

  The purpose of this study is to find if Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) live supervision, which utilizes Dweck’s (1999) praise for effort, will make a difference in (1) the therapist’s and client’s scoring of their ...

• Inference for stress-strength reliability for the Burr type X with censored samples 

  Luo, Li (2015-05)

  In this dissertation, inference for the stress-strength reliability for censored samples from the Burr type X distribution is discussed. Three common right censoring mechanisms will be considered: (1) Type I, (2) ...

• Sharlene Cantrell's Graduate Recital 

  Cantrell, Sharlene (1977-12)

  Composers in the graduate recital: J. S. Bach; Sergei Prokofieff; Alberto Ginastera; Pierre Revel

• Dolores Martinez's Graduate Chamber Music Recital 

  Martinez, Dolores (1977-12)

  Composers in the graduate recital: Ludwig van Beethoven; Franz Schubert

• Oil sorption mechanism by natural sorbents 

  Alotaibi, Maged (2015-05)

  Environment friendly absorbents for oil spill cleanup have become popular over the last few years. Natural fibers such as cotton, wheat straws etc. fulfill the need of an environment friendly absorbent and a low-cost ...

• Marilyn Arland's Bachelor Recital 

  Arland, Marilyn (1977-12)

  Composers in the recital: Beethoven; Prokofieff; Franck

• Patrice Barnett's Bachelor Reecital 

  Barnett, Patrice (1977-12)

  Composers in the bachelor recital: Beethoven; Prokofieff; Franck

• Organic-inorganic hybrid aerogels 

  Jackson, Tanya (2015-05)

  A strong and porous photoactive material with a large reactive surface area could have use as a photocatalyst or as a semiconductor. Crystalline titania dioxide (TiO2) is known to have photoactive properties, but pure ...

• Suzy McCormick Womble's Graduate Recital 

  Womble, Suzy M. (1977-05)

  Composers in the graduate recital: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Ludwig van Beethoven; Johannes Brahms

• Cathy Lynn Crist's Graduate Recital 

  Crist, Cathy L. (1978-05)

  Composers in the first graduate recital: W. A. Mozart; Richard Strauss; Hugo Wolf; Gustav Mahler; Jean Berger; Daniel Johnson;

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