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151. Investor Consideration of Expense: an Analysis of the State-sponsored Section § 529 College Savings Plan Market

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Open Access
Author:
Egan, Michael
Title:
Investor Consideration of Expense: an Analysis of the State-sponsored Section § 529 College Savings Plan Market
Area of Honors:
Finance
Keywords:
college
savings
529
529 college savings
savings plan
expense
fees
funds
finance
File:
Download Egan_Michael_INVESTOR_CONSIDERATION_OF_EXPENSE_AN_ANALYSIS_OF_THE_STATE_SPONSORED_SECTION__529_COLLEGE_SAVINGS_PLAN_MARKET.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. George David Haushalter, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Brian Spangler Davis, Thesis Honors Advisor

157. Formerly I Was Well Known to You: Nature and Growth in Indian Captivity Narratives

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Open Access
Author:
Sanchez, August B
Title:
Formerly I Was Well Known to You: Nature and Growth in Indian Captivity Narratives
Area of Honors:
English
Keywords:
Indian Captivity narratives
Religion and Spirituality
Indians
Puritains
Woods
Nature
Wilderness
Gender
adoption
adaptation
assimilation
File:
Download Thesis_MKII_final_draft.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Rosemary Jane Jolly, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Marcy Lynne North, Thesis Honors Advisor

158. Examening the Impact of Policy Changes of the Recent Decline in Income Inequality in Latin America

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Open Access
Author:
Galamba, Leah Elizabeth
Title:
Examening the Impact of Policy Changes of the Recent Decline in Income Inequality in Latin America
Area of Honors:
Economics
Keywords:
economics
income inequality
Latin America
File:
Download galamba_thesis_april.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
James R. Tybout, Thesis Supervisor
James R. Tybout, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Russell Paul Chuderewicz, Thesis Honors Advisor

159. A REVIEW OF THE SOCIO-HISTORICAL, CRIMINOLOGICAL, AND THEORETICAL UNDERSTANDINGS OF THE CAMBODIAN AMERICAN POPULATION: A CALL FOR MORE COMPREHENSIVE, EMPIRICAL RESEARCH

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Open Access
Author:
Chheang, Dany Chan
Title:
A REVIEW OF THE SOCIO-HISTORICAL, CRIMINOLOGICAL, AND THEORETICAL UNDERSTANDINGS OF THE CAMBODIAN AMERICAN POPULATION: A CALL FOR MORE COMPREHENSIVE, EMPIRICAL RESEARCH
Area of Honors:
Letters, Arts, and Sciences (Abington)
Keywords:
model minority
criminology
crime
delinquency
deportation
southeast asian
cambodian
intergenerational trauma
general strain
low self-control
social learning
neighborhood disadvantage
biosocial
immigration
asian american
File:
Download Chheang_Dany_CRIMJ2016.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Eric Joseph Connolly, Thesis Supervisor