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46. AN EXAMINATION OF HOW WRISTBAND WEARABLE TECHNOLOGIES CAN BE USED AS AN AID IN RECOVERY AMONGST COLLEGE STUDENTS RECOVERING FROM ALCOHOL AND DRUG ADDICTION

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Open Access
Author:
Hatzell, John Manuel
Title:
AN EXAMINATION OF HOW WRISTBAND WEARABLE TECHNOLOGIES CAN BE USED AS AN AID IN RECOVERY AMONGST COLLEGE STUDENTS RECOVERING FROM ALCOHOL AND DRUG ADDICTION
Area of Honors:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
technology
wearable
wristband
craving
addiction
drug
addict
alchol
alcholic
temperature
heart
rate
elecrodermal
iphone
application
recovery
File:
Download John_Hatzell_Senior_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Hobart Harrington Cleveland III, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Edward J Glantz, Thesis Honors Advisor

47. A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF INNOVATIONS, PREFERENCES, AND DEFICIENCIES ASSOCIATED WITH TECHNOLOGY FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED PERSONS

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Open Access
Author:
Egan, Emily Lynn
Title:
A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF INNOVATIONS, PREFERENCES, AND DEFICIENCIES ASSOCIATED WITH TECHNOLOGY FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED PERSONS
Area of Honors:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
Assistive Technology
Visual Impairment
IST
File:
Download Emily_Egan_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
John Millar Carroll, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Steven Raymond Haynes, Thesis Honors Advisor

48. Technology Moves Backwards: The Transition from Mobile Phones to Bank Cards in Cash Transfer Programs in Rwanda

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Open Access
Author:
Sullivan, Katelyn Elizabeth
Title:
Technology Moves Backwards: The Transition from Mobile Phones to Bank Cards in Cash Transfer Programs in Rwanda
Area of Honors:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
Cash Transfer Programs
In-kind assistance
NGO
UNHCR
WFP
Mobile Money
Cash-Based Intervention
Rwanda
Delivery Platforms
File:
Download Sullivan__K_Thesis_Submission.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Carleen Frances Maitland, Thesis Supervisor
Marc Aaron Friedenberg, Thesis Honors Advisor

49. TRACKINGUP: HOW COMPUTERIZED PROGRESS TRACKING AND LESSON PLANNING IMPACTS THERAPEUTIC RIDING

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Open Access
Author:
Garthwaite, Hannah Katherine
Title:
TRACKINGUP: HOW COMPUTERIZED PROGRESS TRACKING AND LESSON PLANNING IMPACTS THERAPEUTIC RIDING
Area of Honors:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
Software development
usability study
therapeutic riding
software design
File:
Download Garthwaite_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Steven Raymond Haynes, Thesis Supervisor
Steven Raymond Haynes, Thesis Honors Advisor
John Miller Carroll, Faculty Reader

50. The Growth of the Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Testing Industry and its Potential Impact on the Future of Healthcare

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Open Access
Author:
Miller, Anna
Title:
The Growth of the Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Testing Industry and its Potential Impact on the Future of Healthcare
Area of Honors:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
direct-to-consumer genetic testing
genetics
healthcare
electronic health records
health informatics
File:
Download Anna_E_Miller_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Benjamin Vincent Hanrahan, Thesis Supervisor
David Joseph Fusco, Thesis Honors Advisor