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  • Family Communication Patterns and Intention to Vote in 2020

    Creator:
    Couvrette, Monica Adele
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    The primary goal of this study is to look at the influence of family communication patterns on behavior and beliefs, specifically in the context of electoral behavior. In order to effectively influence potential voters and increase the likelihood that they intend to vote in federal elections in the long-term, we...
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    Masters Thesis
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    . Dr. Greg Walker, thank you for taking me on, without you this would have been a much more difficult

  • Analysis of carbon dioxide levels in a mechanically ventilated college classroom

    Creator:
    Silva, Andrew P.
    Abstract:
    Poor air quality can result in reduced productivity and higher absenteeism in students, fatigue, eye, nose and throat irritation and reduced comfort. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) estimates that 2 million education employees work in areas with poor indoor air quality. The measurement of carbon dioxide often is...
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    Masters Thesis
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    in ECE and Drs. James Thompson and Greg Walker for their work as committee members. Special thanks

  • Identified Influences on Second Generation Latina/os on Their Pathway Through Community College

    Creator:
    Jaime-Diaz, Jesus
    Abstract:
    The purpose of this study is to determine factors that encourage second generation Latina/os to obtain a community college education. A critical qualitative ethnography focused on "Testimonio" was used in conducting this study. The key findings were formulated around three critical research questions. In relation to each research question, three...
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    Masters Thesis
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    Communication at Oregon State University: Dr. Michael Beachley, Dr, Gregg Walker, and Dr. Elizabeth Root