• Alcine J. Wiltz III: A Lifetime of Practice 

  Kirchner, Susan; Wiltz, Alcine J. (2018-12)

  An unpublished biography of Alcine J. Wiltz based on an oral history with Wiltz and interviews with students and colleagues. Over the course of seven chapters, the content spans from Wiltz's earliest memories of dance ...

• Costume Design for Antigone 

  Duimstra, Alexa Karynnn (2017)

  This document details the process of conceiving and executing a costume design for Antigone, a classical Greek tragedy written by Sophocles and adapted by Brendan Kennelly. This document includes research images, original ...

• IMPROVING CHRONIC ILLNESS MEDICATION ADHERENCE: A COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING-BASED MODEL OF PERSUASIVE COMMUNICATION 

  Iles, Irina (2017)

  The World Health Organization estimates that, by 2020, the number of Americans affected by at least one chronic condition requiring medication therapy will grow to 157 million. Effective medications are a cornerstone of ...

• City of Hope and the 1968 Poor People's Campaign: Poverty, Protests, and Photography 

  Bryant, Aaron E (2017)

  Scholars have produced rich materials on the civil rights movement since Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination in 1968. These resources generally offer the familiar narratives of the period, as they relate to King’s earlier ...

• CONFRONTING THE POWER OF PSYCHIATRY: THE PSYCHIATRIC SURVIVORS’ MOVEMENT, 1972-1986 

  Allen, Madeleine Marie Parra (2018)

  This thesis explores the history of the mental patients’ liberation movement in the 1970s-1980s. It shows how psychiatric survivors successfully contested the power and legitimacy of psychiatry via mutual support and ...

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