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212. WHO CRIES FOR WHOM?: THE SUBTLE APPLICATION AND THE REDEFINITION OF GENDERS AND ANDROGYNY IN WOOLF’S ORLANDO

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Open Access
Author:
Clapper, Jordan Michael
Title:
WHO CRIES FOR WHOM?: THE SUBTLE APPLICATION AND THE REDEFINITION OF GENDERS AND ANDROGYNY IN WOOLF’S ORLANDO
Area of Honors:
English
Keywords:
Virginia Woolf
Orlando
androgyny
gender
The Well of Loneliness
Herculine Barbin
File:
Download DONE.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Robert Lawrence Caserio Jr., Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Robert Lawrence Caserio Jr., Thesis Supervisor
Janet Wynne Lyon, Thesis Honors Advisor
Linda Furgerson Selzer, Faculty Reader

213. Preservation and the Public: An Exploratory Examination of the National Park Service

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Open Access
Author:
Griffith, Jessica Greer Mary
Title:
Preservation and the Public: An Exploratory Examination of the National Park Service
Area of Honors:
Interdisciplinary in Economics and History
Keywords:
National Park Service
Economics
parks
File:
Download Preservation_and_the_Public_Thesis_JGG.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
David Shapiro, Thesis Supervisor
David Shapiro, Thesis Supervisor
Bee Yan Roberts, Thesis Honors Advisor

214. AN ANALYSIS OF AND NEW CONTRIBUTION TO APPALACHIAN-THEMED CHILDREN’S LITERATURE

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Open Access
Author:
Glace, Jacqueline Mary
Title:
AN ANALYSIS OF AND NEW CONTRIBUTION TO APPALACHIAN-THEMED CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
Area of Honors:
Elementary Education in Multicultural Settings (University College)
Keywords:
Appalachia
children’s literature
lesson plan
elementary education
File:
Download Glace_Jacqueline_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Patricia Van Leuvan, Thesis Supervisor
Patricia Anne Van Leuvan, Thesis Honors Advisor
Laura Guertin, Faculty Reader
Patricia Anne Van Leuvan, Thesis Supervisor

215. Processing L2 Tense: A Cross-Linguistic Investigation

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Open Access
Author:
Gauthier, Jacqueline M.
Title:
Processing L2 Tense: A Cross-Linguistic Investigation
Area of Honors:
French and Francophone Studies
Keywords:
lexical cues
morphological cues
temporal reference
second language acquisition
verbal inflections
working memory
inhibitory control
transfer
learned attention
blocking
cue salience
cue redundancy
cue reliability
overshadowing
learned attention
File:
Download Gauthier_Jacqueline_Processing_L2_Tense_3_.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Nuria Sagarra, Thesis Supervisor
Willa Zahava Silverman, Thesis Honors Advisor
Nuria Sagarra, Thesis Supervisor
Jean-Marc Authier, Faculty Reader

216. Computational Efficiency and Efficacy in the Autonomous, Cooperative Multi-Agent Complete Coverage Problem

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Open Access
Author:
Luff, Jacqueline Marie
Title:
Computational Efficiency and Efficacy in the Autonomous, Cooperative Multi-Agent Complete Coverage Problem
Area of Honors:
Electrical Engineering
Keywords:
autonomy
multi-agent
complete coverage
File:
Download Thesis_-_Jacqueline_Luff_-_Final.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Shashi Phoha, Thesis Supervisor
Shashi Phoha, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Sven G Bilén, Thesis Honors Advisor

217. United States Cybersecurity Policy: An Analysis of Proposed Legislation of the 111th Congress and a Recommendation for Further Legislative Action

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Open Access
Author:
Pelliciotta, Jessica Morgan
Title:
United States Cybersecurity Policy: An Analysis of Proposed Legislation of the 111th Congress and a Recommendation for Further Legislative Action
Area of Honors:
Elective Area of Honors - Science, Technology, and Society
Keywords:
cybersecurity
United States 111th Congress
File:
Download Pelliciotta_Cybersecurity_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Darryl Farber, Thesis Supervisor
Darryl Farber, Thesis Supervisor
Jesse F Ballenger, Thesis Honors Advisor

219. AN ANALYSIS OF FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DRUG TREATMENT COURTS IN THE UNITED STATES

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Open Access
Author:
Turo, Joseph
Title:
AN ANALYSIS OF FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DRUG TREATMENT COURTS IN THE UNITED STATES
Area of Honors:
Crime, Law, and Justice
Keywords:
drug treatment courts
qualitative review
File:
Download Joseph_Turo_Honors_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Doris Mac Kenzie, Thesis Supervisor
Doris Mac Kenzie, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Jeffery Todd Ulmer, Thesis Honors Advisor