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Start Over Area of Honors Communication Arts and Sciences Degree B A Year 2021

1. The Impact of LMX and Support on Adverse Mental Health Symptoms in the Workplace

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Open Access
Author:
Heath, Mary
Title:
The Impact of LMX and Support on Adverse Mental Health Symptoms in the Workplace
Area of Honors:
Communication Arts and Sciences
Keywords:
Communications
Leadership-Member Exchange Theory
Social Support
Mental Health
Workplace
File:
Download Heath_Mary_The_Impact_of_LMX_and_Support_on_Adverse_Mental_Health_Symptoms_in_the_Workplace.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Brian Manata, Thesis Supervisor
Mary High, Thesis Honors Advisor

2. Citizens United: Judicial Rhetoric and Corporate Constitutional Rights

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Open Access
Author:
Fleming, Meghan
Title:
Citizens United: Judicial Rhetoric and Corporate Constitutional Rights
Area of Honors:
Communication Arts and Sciences
Keywords:
law
Citizens United
corporations
Constitution
constitutional law
rhetoric
constitutive rhetoric
First Amendment
campaign finance law
judicial rhetoric
corporate rights
free speech
constitutional rights
File:
Download FLEMING_SP21_SHC_THESIS.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Margaret M Michels, Thesis Supervisor
Mary High, Thesis Honors Advisor

4. Public Discourse about Sexual Violence from 1991 to 2018: An Analysis of the Hill and Kavanaugh Hearings

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Open Access
Author:
Brown, Erin Elizabeth
Title:
Public Discourse about Sexual Violence from 1991 to 2018: An Analysis of the Hill and Kavanaugh Hearings
Area of Honors:
Communication Arts and Sciences
Keywords:
Anita Hill
Sexual Violence
#MeToo
Aristotle
Enthymeme
Endoxa
Ethos
Clarence Thomas
Supreme Court
Democrats
Republicans
Dr. Christine Blasey Ford
Brett Kavanaugh
Rhetoric
Public Discourse
Syllogism
Feminism
Intersectionality
File:
Download Final_Thesis_Schreyer_Approved.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Ekaterina Haskins, Thesis Supervisor
Mary High, Thesis Honors Advisor
Jill Wood, Faculty Reader

5. Necropolitics, Criminalization and Disposability: The New York State Decarceration Debate during the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Open Access
Author:
Garcia Godoy, Mariana
Title:
Necropolitics, Criminalization and Disposability: The New York State Decarceration Debate during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Area of Honors:
Communication Arts and Sciences
Keywords:
Prisons
Biopolitics
Necropolitics
Debate
File:
Download MG_Thesis_Final_Draft.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Abraham Iqbal Khan, Thesis Supervisor
Mary High, Thesis Honors Advisor