1. MAXIMIZING EXPATRIATE PERFORMANCE: A Study Examining the Most Effective Methods to Send Employees Abroad Open Access Author: Coleman, Kenneth Harrison Title: MAXIMIZING EXPATRIATE PERFORMANCE: A Study Examining the Most Effective Methods to Send Employees Abroad Area of Honors: Interdisciplinary in Supply Chain and Information Systems and Psychology Keywords: Expatriationinternational businesstrainingselectionculture shockrepatriation File: Download Coleman.Thesis2011.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Robert A Novack; Dr. James L Farr, Thesis SupervisorDr. Robert Alexander Novack, Thesis SupervisorJames Lewis Farr, Thesis SupervisorDr. John C. Spychalski, Thesis Honors AdvisorDr. Richard Alan Carlson, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. LAYARD’S TREASURES: THE IMPACT OF NINETEENTH CENTURY ARCHAEOLOGY ON MODERN QUESTIONS OF ANTIQUITIES OWNERSHIP Open Access Author: Briselli, Caroline Claire Title: LAYARD’S TREASURES: THE IMPACT OF NINETEENTH CENTURY ARCHAEOLOGY ON MODERN QUESTIONS OF ANTIQUITIES OWNERSHIP Area of Honors: History Keywords: antiquitiesMesopotamiaMiddle EasthistoryLayardMuseumAssyriaOttomanBritainrepatriationarchaeologyprivilegeprovenanceOrientalism File: Download Thesis_Final_041117.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Thomas Christopher Lawrence, Thesis SupervisorDr. Kathryn Elizabeth Salzer, Thesis Honors Advisor