• Portraits of the (In)visible: Examining the Intersections of Race, Religion, and Gender for Black Muslim Women in College 

  Daoud, Nina (2017)

  Although anti-Islamic sentiments have existed before 9/11, the past 15 years have brought about a distinct set of challenges for Muslim Americans, ones that have seldom been explored within the context of college campuses. ...

• WHO AM I?: MEDIA INFLUENCE ON THE GENDER CONSTRUCTION OF ADOLESCENT GIRLS 

  Lawrence, Angela S (2018)

  While gender construction and identity occur across many years of childhood and early adulthood, it is in the adolescent stage when children ask the question, “Who am I?” In this study, I examine the ways media, as well ...

• TEACHERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF EDTPA ON THEIR PRACTICE 

  Seelke, John Louis (2018)

  For centuries, education policymakers have sought to identify the most effective way to assess a potential teacher’s readiness to enter the classroom. These assessments evolved from multiple choice examinations to ...

• Who Wants to be a College President? Forms of Capital and the Career Aspirations of Senior College Administrators 

  Umbach, Paul D. (2003)

  This study used the theories of human, social and cultural capital as a lens to study the career aspirations of senior administrators, specifically vice presidents and deans already in the pipeline to the college presidency, ...

• Vellathinai Dhahikunna Vezhambal (As a Bird Searches for the Rain Water) Social Perceptions of Indian American High School Youth Within Home, School, and Community Spaces 

  Titan, Caroline (2018)

  Broadly, this dissertation study examines: 1) the role of space in influencing social perceptions of Malayalee, Indian American, Christian youth and the ways these spaces and perceptions influence these youth’s schooling ...

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