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Doctoral Dissertations for Degrees Conferred in 2005
Doctoral Dissertations for the Degree Doctor of Education (Ed.D.)
Mark Andrew Balsamo |
Assessing Principal Practices in a Standards-Based Environment and Examining the Association between Principal Practices and Student Achievement |
Karen Leila Bibbins |
An Exploration of Graduate Students’ Perceptions of Diversity in the Therapeutic Recreation Curriculum |
Kim Jane DyceFaucette |
Perceptions of the Efficacy of the National Policy Board for Educational Administration Standards in Guiding Principal Preparation: A Survey of New York State Principals |
Colleen Leigh Gabauer |
Campus Politics and the College Novel |
Marlaine (Sparki) Ervay Ortiz Mangals |
An Initial Validation of an Instrument to Measure Sexual Readiness |
Necia Emerson Marchetti |
An Examination of Selected Job Factors that Influence New York State High School Assistant Principal Intentions to Apply for and Accept High School Principal Positions, if Offered |
Susan M. Schultz |
Parents’ and Educators’ Perspectives of the Participation of “Twice-Exceptional Students” in Advanced Placement or College Level Learning Programs |
Doctoral Dissertations for the Degree Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Jason A. Dauenhauer |
Mindfulness Theory and Professional Family Caregivers in Long Term Care Facilities |
Gloria E. Jacobs |
“urPart of It”: Portfolio People and Adolescent Use of Instant Messaging |
Camille Anne Martina |
The Role of Institutional Agents in Disadvantaged Students’ Attainment of Academic Success |
Catalina Novac |
Long-Term Traumatic Experiences of Imprisonment and Their Impact on the Well-Being of Political Prisoners of the Romanian Gulag |
Shira M. Peterson |
Co-Constructing Scientific Explanations in Preschool |
Paul E. Stein |
Social Life Under the Evacuation of Culture: Lost Minds, Demented Selves, and Social Solidarities |
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