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1. Bicycle Commuting: Understanding Opportunities and Constraints in the 21st Century

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Open Access
Author:
Mitchell, Will Philip
Title:
Bicycle Commuting: Understanding Opportunities and Constraints in the 21st Century
Area of Honors:
Energy, Business, and Finance
Keywords:
bicycle
commuting
transportation
behavior
sustainability
advocacy
File:
Download Will_Mitchell_Final_Thesis_2012
Thesis Supervisors:
Antonio Nieto, Thesis Supervisor
Andrew Nathan Kleit, Thesis Honors Advisor
Susannah Heyer Barsom, Faculty Reader

3. From Theory To Practice: The real-world application of culturally relevant pedagogy in culturally and linguistically diverse classrooms

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Open Access
Author:
Hetrick, Hannah
Title:
From Theory To Practice: The real-world application of culturally relevant pedagogy in culturally and linguistically diverse classrooms
Area of Honors:
Elementary and Early Childhood Education
Keywords:
culturally relevant pedagogy
cultural and linguistic diversity
ESL education
classroom content
relationship building
advocacy
File:
Download Hetrick_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Elizabeth A Smolcic, Thesis Supervisor
Bernard Joel Badiali, Thesis Honors Advisor

4. Digital Political Identities: How and Why College Students Engage with Racial Justice Initiatives on Instagram

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Open Access
Author:
Leung, Krystal
Title:
Digital Political Identities: How and Why College Students Engage with Racial Justice Initiatives on Instagram
Area of Honors:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
Instagram
social movements
racial justice
advocacy
activism
digital political identity
Instagram
social movements
racial justice
advocacy
activism
political expression
political fatigue
File:
Download Leung_Krystal_Digital_Political_Identities.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Kelley Cotter, Thesis Supervisor
Carleen Maitland, Thesis Honors Advisor

5. Identifying the Impact of Gender and Social Status on Perceptions of Credibility Regarding Child-Centered Advocacy Efforts on Social Media

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Open Access
Author:
Smith, Nia
Title:
Identifying the Impact of Gender and Social Status on Perceptions of Credibility Regarding Child-Centered Advocacy Efforts on Social Media
Area of Honors:
Interdisciplinary in Psychology and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Keywords:
advocacy
childhood sexual abuse
gender
social status
File:
Download NLS_Revised_Honors_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Jes Matsick, Thesis Supervisor
Susan Simkins, Thesis Honors Advisor
Tracy Rutler, Thesis Honors Advisor