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  • Color Through Poetry

    Creator:
    Dingman, Paige M.
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    This project aims to challenge traditional beliefs about the emotional and psychological meanings of colors, which are often limited in the Western world. The psychology of color is heavily present in nearly every aspect of our lives, and this continual reinforcement of each color’s assigned meaning ignores and discourages the...
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    :_____________________________________________________ Eric Hill This project aims to challenge traditional beliefs about the emotional and

  • Punitive Versus Rehabilitative Educational and Prison Systems: An In-Depth Comparison and Analysis of the School-to-Prison Pipeline

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    Hawash, Sarra M.
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    Youth in the United States of America are disproportionately affected by the School-to-Prison Pipeline, especially low-income and/or BIPOC youth. This is a result of centuries of historical classism and racism that serve as the foundation of the United States and is directly correlated with mass incarceration and the Prison Industrial...
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    Pipeline Abstract approved: . Eric Hill Youth in the United States of America are disproportionately

  • An ethnomusicological study of the globalization of the quena in Andean music and the world

    Creator:
    Bustamante, Galo C.
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    This ethnomusicological study has examined the forces that have globalized the Andean instrument of the quena and the genre of Andean music as a whole. This thesis specifically addresses the cultural, and socio-political factors over the last century that has led to the quena being circulated across the globe. Much...
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    world. Abstract approved:_____________________________________________________ Eric Hill

  • Student Understanding and Generalization of Functions from Single to Multivariable Calculus

    Creator:
    Kerrigan, Sarah
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    Students struggle with the concept of functions and the notation associated with it in various mathematical contexts. This thesis investigates student understanding of function notation through their generalization of single variable functions to multivariable functions in a variety of situations. Semi-structured student interviews were conducted and analyzed through a framework...
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    : ______________________________________________________ Eric Weber Students struggle with the concept of functions and the notation associated with it

  • Analysis of the prevalence of type 2 diabetes in Mexicans and Mexican Americans

    Creator:
    Sobolik, Julia Silva
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    Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM), commonly known as type 2 or delayed onset diabetes, is a recognized growing global epidemic, which is connected to cultural and behavioral factors, such as diet, exercise, obesity, and genetics. In a recent survey of both men and women in Mexico City, the prevalence of...
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    : __________________________________________________ Eric R. Hill Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM), commonly known as type 2 or

  • View-based editing of variational code

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    Van de Wetering, Miles
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    This paper discusses the merits of providing users variational views when editing variational code. I provide a plugin for the popular Atom Integrated Development Environment (IDE) which replaces #ifdef annotations commonly used by the C PreProcessor (CPP) with colored backgrounds, thus reducing code clutter and attempting to help programmers quickly...
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    . Title: View-based Editing of Variational Code Abstract approved: Eric Walkingshaw This paper

  • There’s a Long, Long Trail to Tipperary: Soldier Song Investigation and Development During the First World War

    Creator:
    Delgado, Nolan Schreiner
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    From 1914-1918 the world experienced humanity’s ultimate affirmation of malice on scales scant seen in the centuries before. The Great War wrought terror on an industrial scale, throwing men headlong unto landscapes rent low by fire and steel. Our collective unconscious image of the war does well to demonstrate this....
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    . Abstract approved:_____________________________________________________ Eric Hill From 1914-1918

  • Thermodynamic analysis of a magnesium carbonate thermochemistry and compressed air energy storage system

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    Rebarchik, Eric R.
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    In this work, a hybrid thermochemistry compressed air energy storage (CAES) system is investigated. Following a review on chemical reactions investigated for use in thermochemical energy storage (TCES) systems, from these chemistries, the conversion of magnesium carbonate, MgCO3, to magnesium oxide, MgO, and carbon dioxide, CO2, was further analyzed for...
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    thermochemistry and compressed air energy storage system by Eric R. Rebarchik A

  • Examining Footwear Wear Patterns for Injury Prevention

    Creator:
    Westbrook, Alec R.
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    Tracking footwear wear patterns is vital to the footwear industry. In the game of tennis, there are several court surfaces that produce unique wear patterns on footwear that are constantly changing according to the following factors: level of competition, level of experience, coordination, age, height, weight, and more. By tracking...
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    _____________________________________________________________________ Eric Hill, Committee Member, representing Oregon State University Honors College

  • The Doctor-Patient Relationship: How a Physician Navigates Clinical Empathy and Patient Death

    Creator:
    Smith, Hannah R.
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    As the importance of empathy in medicine has become more understood the dynamic of the patient-doctor relationship has changed. However, how to properly incorporate empathy into a healthcare relationship has not been thoroughly investigated. There is also continued disagreement on how to appropriately define empathy in a healthcare setting. The...
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    _____________________________________________________________________ Eric Hill, Committee Member, representing the University Honors College