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  • Phylogeny and intracellular survival of Renibacterium salmoninarum

    Creator:
    Gutenberger, Susan K.
    Resource Type:
    Dissertation
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    salmoninarum AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Susan K. Gutenberger for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the

  • Negotiating conflicted climates : the experiences of transgender students attending women's colleges

    Creator:
    Jones, Whitney K.
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    The conversation regarding transgender students in the context of women's colleges is inherently complicated due to the binary gender system that the existence of women's colleges reinforce. The primary goal of this phenomenological research was to examine the lived experiences of transgender college students at U.S. women's colleges. Because the...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Whitney K. Jones for the degree of Master of Arts in Women, Gender

  • Shifting Rural Quantification Towards Study of Health Disparities: Applications in Statistical and Spatial Analysis of Rural Colorectal Cancer

    Creator:
    Buchalter, Robert Blake
    Abstract:
    Quantitative measurement of the urban-rural continuum for examination of U.S. rural health disparities is a relatively new research area, where only a handful of studies have investigated health disparities using quantitative rural measures and even fewer have attempted to integrate health variables within said measures. Most U.S. rural health disparity...
    Resource Type:
    Dissertation
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    : ______________________________________________________ Susan E. Carozza Quantitative measurement of the urban-rural continuum for

  • Can you see me?

    Creator:
    Wyckoff, Elizabeth
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    In Can You See Me?, a collection of nine short stories, Elizabeth Wyckoff explores the conflicting desires of young women who long for connection, but struggle to find the balance between concealing and revealing themselves. The female protagonists in these stories simultaneously yearn to be seen, recognized, and acknowledged; and...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    : ________________________________________________________________________ Susan J. Rodgers In Can You See Me?, a collection of nine short stories, Elizabeth

  • Confessing Our Sims: The construction of gender and sexuality among women ages 18-22 on MySpace

    Creator:
    Papaleo, November R.
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    MySpace is a social network phenomenon with over 100 million profiles and a strong presence in over 24 countries. As digital media become more commonplace, social networks are becoming sites where women create and manage relationships and identities. This thesis is a study of how women ages 18-22 are constructing...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    approved: ___________________________________ Susan Shaw MySpace is a social network phenomenon

  • “My Whole World”: Teen Moms Navigating Identity and Social Discourse

    Creator:
    Tanner, Laura C.
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    Social discourse presents teenage childbearing as a “serious problem” that results in significant harm and expense to teenage mothers, their children, and society. Although the discourse of teenage childbearing has been multiple, overlapping, and contested, it has resulted in negative stereotyping and stigmatization of teenage mothers. Much of these stereotypes...
    Resource Type:
    Honors College Thesis
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    Susan Shaw Social discourse presents teenage childbearing as a “serious problem” that results in

  • Leadership and Loyalty Revisited : Catholic Latinas and Leadership

    Creator:
    Morales-Warming, Melissa
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    White women’s experiences with major institutions, the church included, often are generalized to other women’s experiences, much like how the experience of men in often represented as the experience of all humankind. In 2001 Elaine Howard Ecklund studied white lay women in the Catholic Church and explored two questions: What...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    : __________________________________________________________________ Susan Shaw White women’s experiences with major institutions, the church included, often

  • Women: Pregnancy and Sexual Activity

    Creator:
    Kilkenny, Michelle
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    The perception of the self as a sexual being is challenged by the experience of pregnancy. Included in the experience of pregnancy are issues with perceptions of the self, body image, transition into motherhood, and reconciliation of the self as a sexual being during pregnancy. Through a review of the...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    Approved: Susan Shaw The perception of the self as a sexual being is challenged by the experience of

  • Wedding Bells, Binaries and the Heterosexual Menace

    Creator:
    McNeill, Elizabeth
    Abstract:
    This research explores and aligns a postmodern method in line with a theoretical lens of "strategic political queer/feminism" to understand the construction and positioning of the issue/ problem of same-sex marriage. The method takes shape through a theoretical framework that leads to a political maneuver opening access to the rights...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    : Susan M. Shaw This research explores and aligns a postmodern method in line with a theoretical

  • A Qualitative Study of Women in Modern Day Polygamous Households in the United States

    Creator:
    Wilson, Suzanne M.
    Abstract:
    This study will show that polygamy is not a religious freedom protected under the U.S. Constitution, but a power system in which men use economic, political, social and physical force to control the behavior of others. This thesis will use a feminist perspective theory to provide a theoretical outline for...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    Modern Day Polygamous Households in the United States Approved: Susan Shaw This study will show that