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1. Detection and Characterization of Viral cDNAs Amplified from Cells Expressing the JC Virus Early Coding Sequences.

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Open Access
Author:
Barnes, Erin Stockwell
Title:
Detection and Characterization of Viral cDNAs Amplified from Cells Expressing the JC Virus Early Coding Sequences.
Area of Honors:
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Keywords:
JC Virus
cDNA characterization
File:
Download Erin_Barnes_Final_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Richard John Frisque, Thesis Supervisor
Richard John Frisque, Thesis Supervisor
Craig Eugene Cameron, Thesis Honors Advisor
Dr. Wendy Hanna-Rose, Faculty Reader

3. Culture and Climate Change: Molding Perceptions through Costa Rican Folklore

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Open Access
Author:
Barnes, Lauren Natalie
Title:
Culture and Climate Change: Molding Perceptions through Costa Rican Folklore
Area of Honors:
Interdisciplinary in English and Geobiology
Keywords:
folklore
climate change
Costa Rica
culture
literature
tradition
mitigation
File:
Download Honors_Thesis_Final-Lauren_Barnes1.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Lisa Ruth Sternlieb, Thesis Supervisor
Shirley Moody, Thesis Honors Advisor
Timothy Bralower, Thesis Honors Advisor

4. LENGUA PALENQUERA AND SPANISH: WHAT KEEPS THEM APART? WHICH SPECIFIC ELEMENTS OF LANGUAGE STRUCTURE INFLUENCE A BILINGUAL'S PERCEPTION OF CODE-SWITCHING?

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Open Access
Author:
Barnes, Rebecca
Title:
LENGUA PALENQUERA AND SPANISH: WHAT KEEPS THEM APART? WHICH SPECIFIC ELEMENTS OF LANGUAGE STRUCTURE INFLUENCE A BILINGUAL'S PERCEPTION OF CODE-SWITCHING?
Area of Honors:
Letters, Arts, and Sciences
Keywords:
Code-switching
Linguistics
Creole
Spanish
Colombia
File:
Download Barnes_thesis_LenguaPalandSpanWhatkeepsthemapart.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
John Lipski, Thesis Supervisor
John Lipski, Thesis Honors Advisor
Dr. Jack L Selzer, Faculty Reader

5. MATERNAL DEPRESSION: INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE, REPRODUCTIVE AUTONOMY, AND UTILIZATION OF PRENATAL CARE AS PREDICTORS FOR MATERNAL DEPRESSIVE OUTCOMES IN RURAL MALAWI

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Open Access
Author:
Barnes, Madisyn
Title:
MATERNAL DEPRESSION: INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE, REPRODUCTIVE AUTONOMY, AND UTILIZATION OF PRENATAL CARE AS PREDICTORS FOR MATERNAL DEPRESSIVE OUTCOMES IN RURAL MALAWI
Area of Honors:
Biobehavioral Health
Keywords:
maternal depresssion
intimate partner violence
prenatal care
reproductive autonomy
File:
Download BarnesHonorsThesisFall2019.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Cara L Exten, Thesis Supervisor
Helen Marie Kamens, Thesis Honors Advisor